Artist Roland Weight’s artistry is diverse and includes sculpture, realist and abstract painting, drawing, collage, and more.
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Artist Gill Miller says, “The power of the canvas is real, I discovered, as a way to convey an idea without forcing it on others."
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Artist Gill Miller’s energetic and vibrant approach to his aesthetic features bright colors and abstractly graphical patterns.
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Gill Miller describes painting outdoors in an urban setting: “While some artists are inspired by painting outdoors in a wilderness setting, my inspiration comes from the color, light and sounds of the urban setting.” See the complete Miller collection on https://t.co/biu4gIz9v5.
The sense of movement in these works from artist David Bailey reminds us of moving trains and the sounds of a city scene.
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Virtual Love by Kesta, licensed with permission from the Independent Music Licensing Collective
Toby Goodenough's closeup photographs of urban textures combine to create a dimensional artwork. Printed on acrylic and hung on standoffs, dimensional pieces add the play of shadows to eye-catching pieces.
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Michael Shemchuk's deep understanding of favored early media, gypsum and paint, produces visual cues to awaken memories and stimulate interaction.
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Michael Shemchuk's captivating line and form with bold contrast complement any corporate or hospitality interior.
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Melancholia by Dlay, licensed with permission from the Independent Music Licensing Collective
Inspired by man-made surfaces and found objects, like a weathered paperback book or the peeling surface of an urban wall, Michael Shemchuk’s color saturation and distinctive hues connect the past to an abstract present.
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Architectural abstracts are simultaneously dramatic and tranquil.
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Looking for regionally inspired art? We have curated collections of art organized by region, making selection easy. Explore regional collections at https://t.co/g9yM6sgsZx
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Art by Don Paulson
Succulents and cacti must be happy with this summer heat! These works by artist Ken Bremer would make for a vibrant trio hung down a hallway or as part of a themed gallery wall.
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Inspired by man-made surfaces and found objects, like a weathered paperback book or the peeling surface of an urban wall, Michael Shemchuk’s color saturation and distinctive hues connect the past to an abstract present.
See the Shemchuk collection on https://t.co/biu4gIz9v5.
Robin Branham's abstract pieces are alive with curves and dashing lines between swaths of color.
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Michael Baggetta's electric blue geometric shapes add interest to hallways, elevator lobbies, and other transitional areas.
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