GDCA Gallery proudly announces their FEBRUARY,  2025 Exhibition:  "CHERISH".


Featured Artists: Richard Bell, Cheryl Hrudka, Stan Johnson, Kathe Madrigal, Edward Rubin, Eva Stensland & Christina Ilene Thomas.

DTLA ARTNIGHT: Thursday, February 6th from 5-10pm.

GALLERY RECEPTION & ARTIST TALK:  
Saturday, February 8th from 6pm - 10 pm.  
Artist Talk begins at 8 pm.

Exhibition dates: 2/5/25 - 2/28/25.

GDCA Gallery proudly announces their FEBRUARY, 2025 SOLO Exhibition: 

CELIK KAYALAR "Layers of the Mind and Soul"


DTLA ARTNIGHT: Thursday, February 6th from 5-10pm.

GALLERY RECEPTION & ARTIST TALK:
Saturday, February 8th from 6pm - 10 pm.
Artist Talk begins at 8 pm.

Exhibition dates: 2/5/25 - 2/28/25. 

RICHARD BELL

Richard Bell is an enigma wrapped in a riddle, with a talent for capturing the mysteries of life through his unique perspective.

Based in the bustling city of Los Angeles, his work delves into the depths of the human psyche, exploring the duality of existence through a monochromatic lens of black, white, and blue. Using a blend of drawing and painting techniques, Bell constructs visually stunning pieces that ignite the imagination and provoke introspection.

Each stroke of his brush or pen reveals a new layer of understanding, urging the viewer to ponder the complexities of the world around us.

With his art, Bell invites us to embrace the unknown and unearth our own inner truths.

Richard Bell, "The Agony & Ecstasy", Oil on Canvas, (40" x 30"). $4,500.

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CHERYL HRUDKA & STAN LEY JOHNSON


Where We Were….

There is definitely an evolutionary process to being an artist. Somewhere along the line, we each picked up a camera and started taking photos of what we each thought was interesting. With each photograph we learned what we enjoyed and practiced our techniques, especially in Street Photography. With each day spent in our darkrooms, we learned the excitement of developing those photographs, as well as the art of manipulation. Eventually, we took our photographs and started manipulating them on the computer. Our abstracts were created, and another step in the evolution process was embraced. From using our photographs, to creating an abstraction from scratch was a logical progression. With the vast array of computer art software, we have evolved from ‘where we were’, to ‘where we are’. For each of us the evolution of our abstract images continues and shows no signs of slowing down.


Cheryl Hrudka, "Hanging On By My Fingertips", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (24" x 30"). $300.

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Cheryl Hrudka, "Reality In Your Dreams", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (24" x  30"). $300.

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Cheryl Hrudka, "Visual Oddities", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (40" x 20"). $360.

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Cheryl Hrudka, "Budding Lines", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (20" x 24"). $240.

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Cheryl Hrudka, "Winter Solstice", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum (20" x 24"). $240.

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Cheryl Hrudka, "Light Switch", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (40" x 20"). $360.

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Cheryl Hrudka, "Splashing Color", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (40" x 20"). $360.

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Cheryl Hrudka, "The Circle", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum", (32" x 96"). 

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Stan Johnson, "Neolithic Modern", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (24" x 20"). $240.

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Stan Johnson, "When You Join The Circus", Photograph printed on Aluminum, (24" x 20"). $240

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Stan Johnson, "Sophistication's Last Stand", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (30" x 24"). $300.

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Stan Johnson, "Libby Damm", Photograph printed on Aluminum, (24" x 20"). $240

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Stan Johnson, "Leading From The Rear", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (40" x 20"). $360.

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Stan Johnson, "Feather", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (40" x 13"). $325.

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Stan Johnson, "An Unknown's Ossuary", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (24" x 20"). $250.

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Cheryl Hrudka, "Use Your Imagination", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum", (40" x 20"). $360.

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Cheryl Hrudka, "Breaking The Paint Barrier", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum", (40" x 20"). $360.

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Cheryl Hrudka, "Surrounded By Fog", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum", (40" x 20"). $360.

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Stan Johnson, "Flores", Photograph printed on Aluminum, (24" x 20"). $240

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KATHE MADRIGAL

"The inspiration of this work came from a study I was doing about collaborative mark making. This series of large scale, works on paper was a result of viewing different applications of charcoal, and how they ultimately all merged as one unified drawing. It was finished with thin applications of oil paint and ground.“ - Kathe Madrigal

Kathe Madrigal, "It's In To Get It Out", Oil On Paper, (52" x45"). $6,500.

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Kathe Madrigal, "The Last Time I Saw You", Oil On Paper, (52" x 45"). $6,500.

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Kathe Madrigal, "Smoke on the Water", Oil on Paper, (48" x 36") Framed. $4,300.

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Kathe Madrigal, "Pink Moon" Oil on Paper, (48" x 36") Framed. $4,300.

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ED RUBIN

My Mannequin Moment

The portraits that I create in MY MANNEQUIN MOMENT are narrations depicting that transcendent moment when we know that we are not meant to be where we are, or be doing what we are doing, or that whatever it is we are involved with, or think, is either not for our highest good nor in our best interest; that it does not reflect our authentic selves. All of us have accepted ideas, or played roles, or have been in situations and relationships that were not really what we wanted, or were not what we thought we wanted. We are born into belief systems that carve grooves in our heads about success, normalcy, power, sex, inferiority, superiority, race, class, masculinity, femininity, and beauty. At what point do we stop listening to the voices placed in our head, and start listening to that one true Voice within us, our sacred Self? That’s the Mannequin Moment. And why mannequins? Because they are abstracted idealizations of human beings that represent unattainable perfection. They are false dreams personified–literally. So, I use these artificial simulacra as surrogates for my subjects in their decisive moment when they no longer fit in; when the veil is lifted.

Ed Rubin, "My Mannequin Moment - X-Mas Eve, 1958" (1/5). Archival Photograph (34" x 46"). $2,500.

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Ed Rubin, "My Mannequin Moment - Happy Birthday" (1/5). Archival Photograph (34" x 46"). $2,500.

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Ed Rubin, "My Mannequin Moment - Big Game Day" (1/5). Archival Photograph (34" x 46"). $2,500.

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Ed Rubin, "My Mannequin Moment - Memorial" (1/5). Archival Photograph (35" x 43"). $2,500.

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Ed Rubin, "My Mannequin Moment - Defiance" (1/5). Archival Photograph (34" x 46"). $2,500.

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EVA STENSLAND

Eva Stensland, "Hiding Behind The Moment", Mixed Media on Canvas, (40" x 30"). $2,500.

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Eva Stensland, "Unfolding", Mixed Media on Canvas, (40" x 30"). $2,500.

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Eva Stensland, "Everything, Everywhere, In this Present Now", Mixed Media on Canvas, (60" x 48"). $3,900.

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Eva Stensland, "Invisible Jewelry" , Mixed Media on Canvas, (31" x 24"). $2,000.

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Eva Stensland, "It Happened", Mixed Media on Canvas, (48" x 36"). $2,800.

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Eva Stensland, "Inner Goddess, Waiting", Mixed Media on Canvas, (48" x 36"). $2,800.

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Eva Stensland, "It's Not Out There, It's All Inside", Mixed Media on Canvas, (48" x 36"). $2,800.

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Eva Stensland, "Transmutations", Mixed Media on Canvas, (48" x 36"). $2,800.

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CHRISTINA ILENE THOMAS

“Expansiveness, heart-centered generosity, spirituality, the inexpressible mystery of life, the paradoxical sense of joy and sadness. I hope that my work will elicit a range of emotions in the viewer, to touch or soften people’s lives in some way, no matter how small. My paintings change moods, just as we all do and as nature does. My intuitive, sensitive process takes time to fully express what the painting wishes to be, as I contemplate and listen to each piece. My landscapes are sometimes invitations to stillness and meditation,sometimes expressions of joy, sometimes of drama and mood. I create my titles in hopes that each piece will be further enhanced, the mood, the feeling of it. To me, the titles are just as important as the painting itself."


Christina has a spontaneous approach, experimenting with colors and textures, allowing her to explore the effects of each step taken. In this way, each painting unfolds and evolves in its own way, and her contemplative, interior life is translated onto the canvas.



Christina Ilene Thomas, "Go Seek, O Mind, Go Seek" (24" x 30"). Acrylic on Canvas. $1,400.

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Christina Ilene Thomas, "And wafted to a Peaceful Shore" (16" x 20"). Acrylic on Canvas. $900.

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Christina Ilene Thomas, "I Move, I Breathe, I Have My Being" (20" x 24"). Acrylic on Canvas. $1,200.

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Christina Ilene Thomas, "Symphony of Light" (18" x 24"). Acrylic on Canvas. $1,050.

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Christina Ilene Thomas, "Catharsis", Acrylic on canvas, (20" x 20"). $950.

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Christina Ilene Thomas, "The Land Releases Its Secrets", Acrylic on Canvas (30" x 40"). $2,500.

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Christina Ilene Thomas, "The Freedom Of The Soul", Acrylic on canvas, (24" x 24"). $950.

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Christina Ilene Thomas, "The Freedom Of The Soul" (Reverse Orientation), Acrylic on canvas, (24" x 24"). $950.

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MARK BROSMER

"The places I’ve created in my paintings are representative of our earth as we know it, yet more distant than we would care to imagine. My work lives in a silent environment where time fails to exist, where focus is shared between symbols and their surrounding areas." - Mark Brosmer

Mark Brosmer, "Gathering", Oil on Canvas, (36" x 36"). $5,000.

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KAREN HANSEN

“Years ago my painting practice melded with my meditation so that the very act of painting has become my meditation. As I work, I ease into a clear, quiet space in my mind. The paintings then evolve through intuition, improvisation, experimentation and revision. I seek radiance, nuance, depth, elegance and mystery in each piece. Their subtle complexity is created by layering transparent and translucent veils of color. The results are lyrical and luminous atmospheric abstractions. They are reflections of the rhythms and quiet mysteries of our lives.” - Karen Hansen

Karen Hansen, "Logistics", Acrylic on Cradled Birch Panel, (40" x 40"). $3,300.

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Karen Hansen, "The Geography of Hope", Acrylic on Cradled Birch Panel, (40" x 30"). $2,850.

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Karen Hansen, "The Thickness of Now", Acrylic on Cradled Birch Panel, (40" x 40"). $3,300.

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ADRIAN HUTH

"Sky To A Machine” is the original text I typed into the prompt of a visual AI tool just to see how it would render back images to me. I refined the prompt with additional modifiers until I reached a composition which became the source material and eventual painting. For myself it represents our own navigation of how technology impacts the human condition.

Chicken Pig Man
Is one of my explorations of portraiture and was inspired from the movie poor things where the Defoa character creates these mashups of creatures so I wanted to explore this as a portrait. The source material was derived from an ai tool exploring what a chicken pig man would look like. It also compliments my interest in humans and technology. As we get more and more sophisticated with genetics will we eventually be creating Chicken Pig Men?

You Get No Points For Style

This is inspired by a quote from Joan Mitchell who once said "Abstract is not a style. I Simply want to make surface work". This quote has always stuck with me and in another song I admire (a lot of my work is inspired from music) the artist sings "You Get No Points For Style". I believe he is talking about fashion but I like how it compliments the Mitchell quote in the art world. The painting is a representation of playing with this theme and maybe a little poke at the art world that thinks of Abstract work as a style.

"For Your Will"

It is inspired by a song of the same name which I think is a clever antithesis to the common phrase "against your will". The song is about relationships interactions and the painting represents two figures intertwined in the same way. 

Adrian Huth, "Sky To A 

Machine", Acrylic On Linen (54" x 54"). $4,000.

"SkyTo A Machine” is the original text I typed into the prompt of a visual AI tool just to see how it would render back images to me. I refined the prompt with additional modifiers until I reached a composition which became the source material and eventual painting. For myself it represents our own navigation of how technology impacts the human condition."
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Adrian Huth, "Chicken Pig Man", Acrylic On Linen, (60" x 60"). $4,500.

Chicken Pig Man
Is one of my explorations of portraiture and was inspired from the movie poor things where the Defoa character creates these mashups of creatures so I wanted to explore this as a portrait. The source material was derived from an ai tool exploring what a chicken pig man would look like. It also compliments my interest in humans and technology. As we get more and more sophisticated with genetics will we eventually be creating Chicken Pig Men?
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Adrian Huth, "You Get No Points For Style", Acrylic On Linen, (60" x 60"). $4,500.

You Get No Points For Style

This is inspired by a quote from Joan Mitchell who once said "Abstract is not a style. I Simply want to make surface work". This quote has always stuck with me and in another song I admire (a lot of my work is inspired from music) the artist sings "You Get No Points For Style". I believe he is talking about fashion but I like how it compliments the Mitchell quote in the art world. The painting is a representation of playing with this theme and maybe a little poke at the art world that thinks of Abstract work as a style.

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Adrian Huth, "For Your Will", Acrylic On Linen, (60" x  60"). $4,500.

For Your Will
It is inspired by a song of the same name which I think is a clever antithesis to the common phrase "against your will". The song is about relationships interactions and the painting represents two figures intertwined in the same way.
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CHERYL HRUDKA & STAN LEY JOHNSON 


“My work is personal, poetic and lyrical. Emphasis is given to form, texture and color. Each field, the figure and the ground, is meticulously arranged for maximum effect. It is my goal to elicit a familiar and pronounced mood in each of my viewers.” - Cheryl Hrudka


“I am a structural expressionist. At first, the two concepts seem ill suited. This awkward synthesis creates a dynamic tension in my work. By alternating structure (expression) in the figure and expression (structure) in the ground, the forces at play." - Stanley Johnson


Cheryl Hrudka & Stan Johnson

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS LLC / HJ Gallery

Cheryl Hrudka, "Devil's Kettle", Photograph printed on Aluminum, (20" x 40"). $360

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Cheryl Hrudka, "Broken Fences", Photograph printed on Aluminum, (20" x 40"). $360

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Stan Johnson, "Accession Number", Photograph printed on Aluminum, (24" x 20"). $240

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Stan Johnson, "Is It Good To Be Home", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (20" x 24"). $240.

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Stan Johnson, "Watching John Wayne Walk", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (24" x 30"). $300.

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Cheryl Hrudka, "Visual Oddity", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (40" x 20"). $600.

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SOLD!! Stan Johnson, "We So Loved Our Shining City On The Hill", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (24" x 20"). $240.  

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Stan Johnson, "Where It All Went", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (24" x 30"). $300.

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Stan Johnson, "You've Gone Too Far Away", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (24" x 20").

$240. 
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Stan Johnson, "Untitled", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (16" x 20"). $150

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Stan Johnson, "Is It Good To Be Home", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (24" x 30"). $300.

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Cheryl Hrudka, "Hidden Ruins", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum (20" x 24"). $240.

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Cheryl Hrudka, "Vision and Adaptation ", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (24" x 20").

$240.
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Cheryl Hrudka, "Hodge Podge", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (20" x 24"). $240.

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Cheryl Hrudka, "When The Waves Wash Ashore", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (30" x 24"). $300.

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Stan Johnson, "Archerfish", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (30" x 24"). $300.

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Cheryl Hrudka, "Inside A Broken Geode", 3-D Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (58" x 48"). $2,800.

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Cheryl Hrudka, "Out From Center", 3-D Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (57" x 70"). $4,500.

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Stan Johnson, "Metronome", 3-D Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (60" x 45"). $3,300.

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Cheryl Hrudka, "Nonagons", 3-D Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (60" x 30"). $2,800.

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Stan Johnson, "Cracking A Geode" (Triptych), Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (60" x 45"). $2,000.

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Stan Johnson, "The Cage" (Triptych), Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (60" x 45"). $2,000.

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Cheryl Hrudka, "Storm Brewing Somewhere" (Triptych), Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (60" x 45"). $2,000.

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KRISTIN BRIN

Kristin Brin, "Blue Is Harmony", Acrylic on Canvas, (60” x 84”) Framed. $7,800.

“Soft, movement… A vast and soothing water scene that drifts off the canvas like a gentle surf. “

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Kristin Brin, "Wild and Free",  Acrylic on Canvas, (60” x 84”) Framed $10,080.

Take a journey with me; watch the movement in this painting and drift away.”

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Kristin Brin, "Once Upon A Time", Acrylic on Canvas, (48” x 36”) Framed. $5,628.

“Calm, fluid, gentle movement. Diffused light follows into a pleasing and delicate landscape.”

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CECILIA CRESTO

A San Diego native, I grew up surrounded by creativity but only recently made art a primary focus in my life. After completing a six-month mentorship with artist Sheila Daube, I embraced the evolving nature of my craft, experimenting daily and taking creative risks. For me, art is more than a visual expression—it's a means of forging emotional connections and communicating the ineffable. My work blends spontaneity with precision, reflecting both light and shadow, as I continually explore and evolve as an artist.

Cecilia Cresto, "Golden Voyage". Acrylic on Canvas, (60"  x 60"). $4,200.

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Cecilia Cresto, "Break The Chain". Acrylic on Canvas, (60" x 48"). $3,200.

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Cecilia Cresto, "The Calm". Acrylic on Canvas, (48" x 48"). $2,250.

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Cecilia Cresto , "Uglies", Acrylic / Mixed Media on canvas, (40" x 30") $1,725.

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SHEILA DAUBE

Sheila Daube is an abstract artist from Southern California, drawing inspiration from the mid-century American School and her years as a preschool teacher. “I’ve been trying to paint like a five-year-old for years, striving to return to my original reaction to color and line,” she says. Sheila’s work explores timeless themes from mythology while incorporating unique mediums like foil and powdered pigments. Her art has been featured in national exhibitions, is held in private collections worldwide.

Sheila Daube, "Terra Incognita", (67" x 78")

$7,000.
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Sheila Daube, "The Catch", (62" x 67"). $4,500.

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Sheila Daube, "Hydra", Ink on Canvas, (72" x 67"). $4,500.

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Sheila Daube, "The Wave, (72" x 67"). $4,500.

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SOLD!! Sheila Daube, "Daiju 1", Mixed Media on Canvas, (36" x 48"). $3,500.

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Sheila Daube, "Odyssey Series", Mixed Media on Panel (15" x 15" x 3"). 

$500/each. Set $5,600.

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Sheila Daube, "Daiju 3", Mixed Media on Canvas, (36" x 48"). $3,500.

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Sheila Daube, "Viking", (57" x 93"). $5,200.

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Sheila Daube, "Daiju 4", Goldleaf / Mixed Media on Canvas, (49" x 97"). $5,000.

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Sheila Daube, "Teiresius Shall Have A Black Sheep", (48" x 42"). $5,600.

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Sheila Daube, "Odyssey", 49" x 97"). $6,000.

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Sheila Daube, "God Sign", (60" x 60"). $5,500.

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AMANDA DAVIS

"Growing up in the vibrant landscapes of New Mexico, I pursued Fine Arts at UNM and CNM, immersing myself in a rich artistic heritage shaped by multiple generations of female artists in my family. My work is a reflection of the calm, inner space I cultivate within myself, and I aim to evoke that same sense of peace and stillness in others.
Exploring the depths of black canvas and unconventional mediums, I create pieces that challenge traditional boundaries and invite viewers to engage with the interplay of light and shadow. Each artwork is a journey into introspection, inviting contemplation and connection with the serene energy that inspires me." - AD

Amanda Davis, "HARD CANDY" (2024),

Mixed Media On Canvas,

(60" × 48"). $3,500.00

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SUKI

Kintsugi

Kintsugi, literally “golden joints”, is the ancestral Japanese art of repairing broken objects by highlighting their cracks with golden resin. Often undertaken as a form of art therapy to encourage resilience, the art of Kintsugi follows a slow and painstaking process that requires patience and concentration. Day after day, week after week, step after step, the object is cleaned, gathered, cared for, mended and celebrated.

Ikebana

At its heart, the Japanese art of Ikebana is about celebrating an intimate connection with nature. To practice Ikebana is to find inspiration in the seasons, favor unassuming blooms and branches, seek balance and simplicity, and remain fully present in the moment. It is a beautiful, pure antidote to our age of distraction and excess.

Artist Statement

The work in this exhibit is true to my devotion to traditional Japanese art forms. I have spent endless hours reading and studying the art of the kimono and devoted my solo show last February to my work in interrupting that form.

This exhibit centers on two little known Japanese art forms, Ikebana, the art of flower arranging and Kintsugi…an art form embracing mending and healing. My interpretation of these art forms is rendered with respect for the cultural heritage of these Japanese treasures.

SUKI October 2024

SUKI, "Kintsugi - Poetic Mend IV", Mixed Media Collage, (20" x 20"). $1600

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SUKI, "Kintsugi - Poetic Mend III", Mixed Media Collage, (20" x 20"). $1600

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SUKI, "Kintsugi - Poetic Mend II", Mixed Media Collage, (20" x 20"). $1600

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SUKI, "Kintsugi - Poetic Mend I", Mixed Media Collage, (40" x 12"). $2200

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SUKI, "Ikebana-Embellish I", Mixed Media Collage, (40" x 12"). $ 2200

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SUKI, "Ikebana-Embellish II", Mixed Media Collage, (36 x 24"). $ 2400

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SUKI, "Ikebana-Embellish V", Mixed Media Collage, (12" x 12"). $750

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SUKI, "Ikebana-Embellish IV", Mixed Media Collage, (12" x 12"). $750

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SUKI, "Kintsugi - Poetic Mend V", Mixed Media Collage, (12" x 12"). $750

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EVA STENSLAND

"As a multi-meida artist, I am currently focused on acrylic paint with collage elements. Inspired initially by Picasso, DeKooning and Rauschenberg, I am currently most aligned with Kandinsky's theosophy, acquainting myself with the Transcendentalists. Then there is Jung, and the idea of collective consciousness, everything I believe about the nature of reality, consciousness and all, that delicious jazz.
As an artist we become utterly aware of being a specific individual. At the same time I feel I am «an everyone» or universal being... I allow the channeling through both, the very specific “structural receptacle” that I am: sex, age, culture, dna…. My job is to allow my part of "The All" to bloom, and inspire others to do the same. Art is a universal language. Your “life” knows the language. Artists just need to entice it to open some of the sacred secrets in your inner self." - Eva Stensland 

SUKI, "Ikebana-Embellish III", Mixed Media Collage, (20" x 20"). $1600

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SUKI, "Kintsugi - Poetic Mend VI", Mixed Media Collage, (12" x 12"). $750

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Christina Ilene Thomas, "Reflections", Oil / Cold Wax on Canvas Board (13" x 13") Framed. $450.

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Christina Ilene Thomas, "Sunlight Shining Through the Trees" Oil on Canvas Board, (10" x 13") Framed. $375.

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Christina Ilene Thomas, "Summer in the Meadow" framed (18" x 22"). $500.

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Christina Ilene Thomas, "Unify With Love", Oil on Canvas Board, (16" x 13") Framed. $450.

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Christina Ilene Thomas, "Summertime" framed (18" x 22"). $500.

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Christina Ilene Thomas, "Contentment" Oil on Canvas Board, (10" x 13") Framed. $375.

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Christina Ilene Thomas, "Flowering Plum" Oil on Canvas Board, (10" x 13") Framed. $375.

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Richard Bell, "The Deep", Oil on Canvas, (40" x 30").$4,500.

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Richard Bell, "Shannon I", Oil on Canvas, (20" x 16"). $1,000.

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Richard Bell, "Shannon II", Oil on Canvas, (20" x 16"). $1,000.

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Richard Bell, "The Mystery", Oil on Canvas, (20" x 16"). $1,000.

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Richard Bell, "Chapeau", Oil on Canvas, (20" x 16"). $1,000.

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Richard Bell, "Musical Chair", Oil on Canvas, (30" x40"). $4,500.

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SOLD!! Richard Bell, "Dancer I", Oil on Canvas, (40" x 30"). $4,500.

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SOLD!! Richard Bell, "Dancer II", Oil on Canvas, (40" x 30"). $4,500.

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Richard Bell, "Toss", Oil on Canvas, (40" x 64"). $7,200.

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Richard Bell, "Turn", Oil on Canvas, (38" x 64"). $7,200.

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Richard Bell, "GAZE", Oil on Canvas, (36" x 48"). $6,000.

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Richard Bell, "Miles In Blue", Oil on Canvas, (40" x 30"). $4,500.

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RICHARD BELL 

"My art is an introspective exploration of the complexities of the human form, rooted in the eternal shades of gray, white, and black. I invite the viewer to immerse themselves in the nuanced layers of my creations, revealing the duality of light and dark, beauty and devastation. My work is a sublime reflection of the human experience, transcending the confines of color and illuminating the universal truths that unite us all." 

TERI DRYDEN

OLD BOYFRIENDS This fun series came from my ongoing commitment to recycling. I salvaged disparate scraps of papers and sewed them together to create one-of-a-kind collages. Metaphorically, they look like a bunch of “old boyfriends” hanging around!

DAY FOR NIGHT When I completed these collages, they brought to mind the moviemaking technique ‘day for night’ where a night scene is shot during the day.

Teri Dryden, "Old Boyfriend 16", Recycled Paper & Fabric / Mixed Media,  (9" x 6"). $300.

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Teri Dryden, "Old Boyfriend 11", Recycled Paper & Fabric / Mixed Media, (9" x 6"). $300.

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Teri Dryden, "Old Boyfriend 12", Recycled Paper & Fabric / Mixed Media, (9" x 6"). $300.

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Teri Dryden, "Old Boyfriend 1", Recycled Paper & Fabric / Mixed Media, (9" x 6"). $300.

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Teri Dryden, "Old Boyfriend 14", Recycled Paper & Fabric / Mixed Media, (9" x 6"). $300.

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Teri Dryden, "Old Boyfriend 15", Recycled Paper & Fabric / Mixed Media, (9" x 6"). $300.

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Teri Dryden, "Old Boyfriend 10", Recycled Paper & Fabric / Mixed Media, (9" x 6"). $300.

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Teri Dryden, "Old Boyfriend 17", Recycled Paper & Fabric / Mixed Media, (9" x 6"). $300.

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Teri Dryden, "Day For Night 1", Recycled Paper & Fabric / Mixed Media, (9.5" x 9.5") Framed. $350.

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Teri Dryden, "Day For Night 2", Recycled Paper & Fabric / Mixed Media, (9.5" x 9.5") Framed. $350.

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Teri Dryden, "Day For Night ", Recycled Paper & Fabric / Mixed Media, (9.5" x 9.5") Framed. $350.

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Teri Dryden, "Day For Night 4", Recycled Paper & Fabric / Mixed Media, (9.5" x 9.5") Framed. $350.

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MJ HINSON

Mary Joan has been passionate about oil painting from a young age, honing her craft through studies across the United States, Europe, and the Far East. After a distinguished career as a Professor of Fine Arts and Humanities, she earned her PhD in 2005 and dedicated herself to teaching and exhibiting throughout the eastern United States. In 2020, Mary Joan shifted her focus entirely to her art, quickly gaining recognition with honors such as the Botticelli Award and the 2022 Best Public Art award.

MJ Hinson, "Apollo", (46" x 46"). $4,000.

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MJ Hinson, "Apollo", (46" x 46"). $4,000.

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MJ Hinson, "Atlas", (46" x 46"). $4,000.

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MJ Hinson, "Atlas", (46" x 46"). $4,000.

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MJ Hinson, "Carina", (46" x 46"). $4,000.

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MJ Hinson, "Carina", (46" x 46"). $4,000.

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MJ Hinson, "Mars", (24" x 24"). $2,000.

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MJ Hinson, "Mars", (24" x 24"). $2,000.

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MJ Hinson, "Saturn", (24" x 24"). $2,000.

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MJ Hinson, "Saturn", (24" x 24"). $2,000.

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MJ Hinson, "Venus", (24" x 24"). $2,000.

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MJ Hinson, "Venus", (24" x 24"). $2,000.

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SAMUEL PERRY

Samuel Perry creates dynamic, textural works by engaging with raw, unprimed canvas in an energetic and physical process. Through scuffing, stepping on, and even using the canvas to absorb spilled coffee, Samuel imbues each piece with a sense of lived experience. The canvas is then stapled to the wall, where memories or music inspire abstract forms using drawing materials and gestural paint strokes. Layers of texture, marks, lines, and color build, resulting in expressive, non-repetitive works.

Based in Southern California, Samuel has been an active member of the San Diego art community since 2014. His work has been exhibited in several exhibitions across California and is held in private collections nationwide.

Samuel Perry, "Meet Me At The Trailhead", (48" x 48"). $2,500.

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Samuel Perry, " I Can Be Dramatic", (58" x 56"). $3,000.

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Samuel Perry, " Morongo Valley" (Diptych), 2x (36" x 24"). $2,500.

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Samuel Perry, "The Day Is Wide Open", (36" x 36"). $2,500.

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Samuel Perry, "The Day Is Wide Open", (36" x 36"). $2,500.

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