John Kurtyka THE PRIZE/DELAYED GRATIFICATION IT’S THE JOURNEY-NOT THE DESTINATION I LIKE BIRDS AND CHOCOLATE CAKE/ETC. Digital (vector) drawing printed on museum board signed and dated on the back, 30″ x 20″ $145. from the feature exhibit: INCLINATIONS, August 1-29, 2014…
John Kurtyka GETTING BACK TO RIDING A BIKE Digital (vector) drawing printed on museum board signed and dated on the back, 20″ x 16″ $125. from the feature exhibit: INCLINATIONS, August 1-29, 2014…
John Kurtyka THE COMMUTER’S WORLD Digital (vector) drawing printed on museum board signed and dated on the back, 30″ x 20″ $145. from the feature exhibit: INCLINATIONS, August 1-29, 2014…
John Kurtyka BLAMER Digital (vector) drawing printed on museum board signed and dated on the back, 30″ x 20″ $145. from the feature exhibit: INCLINATIONS, August 1-29, 2014…
INCLINATIONS solo exhibition by John Kurtyka Using evocative form and color, John Kurtyka experiments with visual metaphors. His artwork ponders and plays with some of our most serious social and psychological obstacles. A seasoned draftsman, painter, and muralist, he gradually moved over to digital media. At first uploading drawings into the computer to experiment with color. After that he became enamored with vector drawing on the computer which allows him the flexibility to try out the free flow of ideas that come to him as he works. A resident of the Silicon Valley, Kurtyka’s artwork has been shown at venues that include the Euphrat Museum in Cupertino; the San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art and the San Jose Museum of Art. As an artist in residence, he creates lessons and brings visual art activities to children in public schools. He holds an MFA from San Jose State University.…
States of Being solo exhibition by Kushlani Jayasinha From one perspective, there are a variety of specific influences in Jayasinha’s work: Sri Lanka; Theravada Buddhism; a civil war; Physics; an eye for beauty taught by grandparent’s mountainous blooming gardens. There are journeys through quantum mechanics; writing software; parenting children; making a cosmopolitan home in the Bay Area; painting whole-heartedly. At the moment of painting, these multitudes drop away – then the heart, the hand, the brushes, the canvas, the whole truth of this moment of living, the paints, the colors, and the seeing are one, connected to this never failing present. Witnessing this unity, we viewers learn how we respond, how our body/mind take seeing colors and form and how our heart reverberate with the essential meanings of a moment cast onto canvas with no reservations: human truth for all to see. Employing an exciting variety of styles,…
Michael Borja 3rd Eye Kaleidoscope Acrylic on canvas, 12″x 24″ $200. from the feature exhibit: What I See When I See Me, June – July 2014…
Michael Foley Taking it Day by Day Acrylic and spray paint on wood, 24″ x 24″ $300. from the feature exhibit: What I See When I See Me, June – July 2014…
Melanie Sharr Please Send More Yellow Birds’ Oil on panel, 16″ x 16″ SOLD from the feature exhibit: What I See When I See Me, June – July 2014…
Michele Guieu My Shadows Drawing on a monotype (on paper, mounted on a wooden board), 8″ x 8″ $95. from the feature exhibit: What I See When I See Me, June – July 2014…