GDCA Gallery proudly announces our March, 2023 Group Exhibition:
"RELEASE"
Participating Artists:
Karen Hansen, Cheryl Hrudka, Stan Johnson, Jacques Lezra, Kathe Madrigal & Thomas Piekunka.
Please join us for our Artist Reception on Saturday, March 11th from 6-10 pm.
Exhibition Dates: 3/5/23 - 3/30/23.
We look forward to seeing you!
We look forward to seeing you!!
Richard Bell, "Rhapsody In Blue", Oil on Canvas, (20" x 30"). $4,500.
Richard Bell,".Something I Dreamt Last Night, Oil on Canvas, (48" x 36"). $7,200.
Richard Bell, "In A Silent Way", Oil on Canvas, (48" x 36"). $7,200.
Richard Bell, "Back Study No. IX", Oil on Canvas, (48" x 36"). $7,200.
Richard Bell, "Back Study No. X", Oil on Canvas, (40" x 30"). $6,000.
Richard Bell, "Natalia", Oil on Canvas, (40" x 30"). $6,000.
Richard Bell, "Cote Obscure De La Lune", Oil on Canvas. $4,500.
Richard Bell, "Living Life Like It's Golden", Oil on Canvas, (35" x 64"). $9,000.
Richard Bell, "So What?", Oil on Canvas, (30" x 20"). $4,500.
Richard Bell, "Lean On Me", Oil on Canvas, (48" x 36"). $6,000.
Richard Bell, "Luna Eclipse", Oil on Canvas, (60" x 40"). $6,000.
RICHARD BELL
Kathe Madrigal, "H2O", 2022. Oil and Wax on Canvas,(31.5" x 61.5" x 2.5")
$10,000.
Kathe Madrigal, "C-Rose", 2019. Oil and Wax on Canvas, (18" x 24" x 2"). $4,400.
Kathe Madrigal
“The area I am currently exploring is AI, virtual/augmented reality, and how the next generations might experience these technologies in the future. As technology advances, they might not be able to tell what is real and what is not. It’s already happening but, will they prefer it? These paintings open up a dialog of thought-provoking questions having to do with ethics and individual preference.” - Kathe Madrigal
Karen Hansen
"When The Waves Wash Ashore"
"Blue Seismic II"
"Blue Seismic"
"Use Your Imagination"
Cheryl Hrudka, "Hidden Ruins", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (20" x 24").
"Light Switches"
Stan Johnson, "Neolithic Modern"
Cheryl Hrudka "Hodge Podge", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (20" x 24").
Stan Johnson, "An Unknown's Ossuary"
Stan Johnson "The Flying Dutchman"
Stan Johnson "Tempest In A Teapot"
"A Visit From The Unseen"
Stan Johnson "Low Grade Excelsior", Digital Composition printed on Aluminum, (20" x 24").
Cheryl Hrudka "Breaking The Paint Barrier"
Stan Johnson "Feather"
Stan Johnson, "We so loved the shining city on the Hill"
Cheryl Hrudka / Stan Johnson
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
Jacques Lezra,"Lateral Red" 2018. Gesso / Carbon / Acrylic Dust on Un-stretched Canvas, (60" x 48"). $6,500.
Jacques Lezra,"Recede" 2020. Gesso / Carbon / Acrylic Dust on Un-stretched Canvas, (60" x 48"). $6,500.
Jacques Lezra, "Shipwreck (After Turner)" 2019. Gesso / Carbon / Acrylic Dust on Un-stretched Canvas, (60" x 72"). $8,500.
Jacques Lezra
"My eyes aren't very good. I wrestle to bring and keep images together. Mostly I see hazy colors first, one field for each eye, then I fight them into line. I suppose that I favor color over line--or conceive of line as an accident or a contingent effect of color--because in a deep way, in a shocking way, colors aren't just... I lay an ochre down next to hot bilious green and it has one value; next to an indigo it will have another; the light shines spectacular royal purple on them and their intensity shifts; their frontiers move. But always the angel's message is barred... When I start to paint, I also start to sing. I paint and hum, or talk to myself, of course, because there’s no one else around. It's as if I need the senses to be chattering to each other. Curious, isn't it? I don't know if it's a kind of synesthesia, or whether the humming serves as a way to put me to sleep, or to suspend some analytical moment that, if kept awake, could interfere." - Jacques Lezra
"Nirvana"
"Roses"
"Golden Fleece"
"Chuqui Y Pena"
Thomas PIekunka
“The intent with FREED painting is the liberation of paint from the canvas surface, allowing it the opportunity to express its own identity in three-dimensional space. This process renders paintings never seen before, eliciting visceral responses of an uncommon nature”.
Kathe Madrigal, "Hybrid", 2022. Oil and Wax on Canvas, (41.5" x 61.5" x 2.5"). $10,000.
Kathe Madrigal, "Atom", 2022. Oil and Wax on Canvas, (41.5" x 61.5" x 2.5"). $10,000.
Kathe Madrigal, "Cloud" 2022. Oil and Wax on Canvas, (61.5" x 41.5" x 2.5"). $10,000.
Kathe Madrigal, "Man's Best Friend" 2022. Oil and Wax on Canvas, (61.5" x 41.5" x 2.5")
$10,000.
Kathe Madrigal, "QūR /Yellow Jacket", 2022. Oil and wax on Canvas
47.5" x 57.5" x 2.5"). $10,000.
Kathe Madrigal, "The Departure", 2022. Oil and Wax on Canvas, (37" x 49" x 2.5"). $10,000.
Kathe Madrigal, "Save", 2022. Oil and Wax on Canvas, (37.5" x 49" x 2.5"). $10,000.
Kathe Madrigal, "The Date" 2022. Oil and Wax on Canvas, (57.5" x 47.5" x 2.5"). $10,000.
Kathe Madrigal, "C-Terra", 2021. Oil and Wax on Canvas, (28.5" x 30" x 1").
Kathe Madrigal, "Fetch", 2022. Oil and Wax on Canvas,(41.5" x 61.5" x 2.5")
$10,000.
Kathe Madrigal, "Escape", 2022. Oil and Wax on Canvas, (37" x 49" x 2.5").
$10,000.
SOLD! Kathe Madrigal, "New Life", 2022. Oil and Wax on Canvas, (13.5" x 10.5" x 2.5"). $2,990.
Kathe Madrigal, "Adrift", Oil and Wax on Canvas, (37" x 25" x 2.5"). $5,600.
Kathe Madrigal, "C-Horse" , Oil and Wax on Canvas, (24" x 18" x 1"). $4,400.
Kathe Madrigal, "The Hive", Oil and Wax on Canvas, (31" x 25" x 1.5"). $5,600.
Kathe Madrigal, "Darkest Before The Dawn" 2022. Oil and Wax on Canvas, (41" x 31" x 1.5"). $5,600.
Kathe Madrigal, "Checker Bird" Oil and Wax on Canvas, (50" x 26" x 1"). $6,500.
Kathe Madrigal, "Outside" 2022. Oil and Wax on Canvas, (20" x 10" x 1.5"). $2,500.
Kathe Madrigal, "Night Owl" 2022. Oil and Wax on Canvas, (10" x 20" x 1.5"). $2,500.
Kathe Madrigal, "Extinguished" 2013, Oil on Wood. (29" x 26" x 1.75"). $5,600.
Kathe Madrigal "THE DEPARTURE"
FEBRUARY SOLO EXHIBITION
“The area I am currently exploring is AI, virtual/augmented reality, and how the next generations might experience these technologies in the future. As technology advances, they might not be able to tell what is real and what is not. It’s already happening but, will they prefer it? These paintings open up a dialog of thought-provoking questions having to do with ethics and individual preference.” - Kathe Madrigal