Capucine Bourcart

Ghost White, Forest Green, Pale Green and Black

16 x 12 in

Photocollage (translucid paper, gold thread) , mixed media , 2016

Bourcart's mixed media assemblages and photo collages employ a wide range of techniques, informed by her own multicultural background and the work of artisans explored through extensive travel. Bourcart's practice although based in photography early on in her career, has expanded beyond the boundaries of the medium and includes the creation of the artist's own alphabet and the formation of patterns, essentially creating a new language.

Rebecca Mills

Great Conjunction of 2020 (12.21.2020)

Edition 5/14

9" x 12"

Woodcut with archival oil ink, archival iridescent acrylic based inks, on archival handmade Nujabi watercolor paper

Rebecca Mills is a Westchester based artist & arts professional. Her studio is a part of the Highbrook Artist Collective, and her artwork is focused on Blackness, Queer Identity, and femininity in relation to the Universe. She is an employee with the Katonah Museum of Art and Arts Westchester teaching artist. She also holds an adjunct position with Monroe College. Rebecca is an alumnus of CUNY Lehman College, where she majored in painting and minored in creative writing.

Arlene Rush

A Fraction of A...(1998)

11 x 5 1/2 x 4 1/2

Resin, fiberglass, acrylic, and glass

Arlene Rush's conceptual multidisciplinary work expands to sculptural objects, installations, and digital photography. Influenced by her own life and world events, the artist explore issues surrounding women's rights, gender, identity, and the political and social climate of our era. She create sculptures, life casts of myself along with interactive performances; appropriates and alters massed circulated objects - either material or virtual - and outline the increasing consumerism of late capitalism.

Fran Sisco

Soul (2015)

36" H x 24" W

Acrylic on Canvas

"Soul" is a 24 X 36" acrylic painting that showcases a diversity of colors, shapes and relationships that may be presented in one's life, influencing a heightened expression of love for life and fulfillment of the soul (e.g. emotions of joy, sorrow, ascension, fluidity, organization, vivid, stark, background), in effect that magnificence of the soul."

Shepard Fairey

Welcome Visitor

18 inches by 24 inches
Diptych Screen Print
Edition of 450, AP
Signed by Shepard Fairey
Year Issued: 2017

Framed

Shepard Fairey is an American graphic artist and social activist. Fairey blurs the boundary between traditional and commercial art through type and image, communicating his brand of social critique via prints, murals, stickers, and posters in public spaces. Fairey currently lives and works in Los Angeles, CA. His works are included in the collections of the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C., the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

Barry L. Mason

Stepping, 2019

Oil on Shaped Canvas

39"w x 31"h

Barry Mason is an artist and photographer living in Mount Vernon, NY, and a Pelham Art Center instructor and Board Member. He was educated at The Corcoran School of Art and Indiana State University. " I see myself as a "composer" when I construct my large shaped and sculpted abstract paintings. As I'm creating, I feel an ancestry spirit pulling me far back to an ancient African trail. I hear their chant and it motivates me to extend my creative reach and change the boundaries thru my love of shapes."

Shepard Fairey

Obey Deco Flower (Blue)
18 inches by 24 inches
Screen Print
Signed by Shepard Fairey
Edition of 300, AP
Year Issued: 2019

Framed

Shepard Fairey is an American graphic artist and social activist. Fairey blurs the boundary between traditional and commercial art through type and image, communicating his brand of social critique via prints, murals, stickers, and posters in public spaces. Fairey currently lives and works in Los Angeles, CA. His works are included in the collections of the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C., the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

Charles Clary

Memento Morididdle Movement #271

12" x 8"

hand cut paper and found frame

Charles Clary is an emerging American artist who specializes in creating relief sculptures using layers of hand cut paper. Clary's work is tactile and colorful and extremely intricate. Each piece is composed of multiple layers of paper that are stacked on top of each other to pop out from the wall or move inwards. Most of clary's pieces take the form of canvases mounted on the wall. These canvases are cut into, revealing the layers beneath them, evoking organic forms like bacteria or topographic formations.

Alexandra Rutsch Brock

Our Colors Fade

8 x 10"

Oil on linen

Alexandra Rutsch Brock is an artist, independent curator and educator. She has exhibited nationally, and curated in smaller venues around NY including Studio 12N, NYC; MirandaArtsProjectSpace, Portchester, NY and Pelham Art Center, NY.

Born in Westchester, NY, she received her BFA in Fine Art & Art Education K-12 from the School of Visual Arts, NY and her MS in Studio Art from the College of New Rochelle, NY. She has been teaching at New Rochelle High School since 1991, where she started the Visiting Artists Program with Scott Seaboldt.

Satish Joshi

Maine Memories! (2021)

Found objects from the beaches in Maine

16" high; base 5x6"

Satish Joshi's paintings and monotype prints comprise a body of work in an aesthetic style and artistic technique which he has developed and refined over the decades. His highly individual painting style is achieved with a mixed media combination of acrylic modeling paste, gesso, and oils, through which he portrays his illusory three-dimensional effect of forms abstracted from nature.

Satish Joshi holds an Honors Degree in painting and printmaking from the New Delhi College of Art. He settled in New York in 1969 and promptly embarked on a career as painter, printmaker and sculptor, with works in local collections and exhibitions throughout the United States. As a teacher he was a member of the Riverdale Country Day School Visual Arts Department from 1974-2011, where he inspired generations of students to embrace the arts. He is currently Artist-in-Residence at School of the Holy Child in Rye, New York and teaches Abstract Painting at Pelham Art Center. Satish was on the Board of Directors of Phoenix Gallery in New York City, and is a founding member of Art on Main Street in Yonkers.

Michael De Feo

Untitled (2021)

Watercolor and acrylic on watercolor paper

7.125 x 5 inches

Custom Framed

Michael De Feo is an American artist based in New York City. He is widely known for his floral paintings and street art which deal with themes of ephemerality, growth, and the cycle of life. De Feo's penchant for flowers have earned him the nickname, "The Flower Guy." Michael has been creating works on the streets for over 25 years in more than 60 cities including New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Cabo San Lucas, Amsterdam, Paris, Venice, Buenos Aires, Hong Kong and others.

Charlotte Mouquin

Silver Lining 3, 2020

silver leaf, guoache, acrylic, and ink on paper

26 x 30"

Framed in maple wood frame with UV protected glass

The Silver Lining drawings include silver leaf, guoche, acrylic, and ink on paper allude to the glimmers of hope in challenging times. The spiraling shapes, forms, and pathways provoke healing. The abstractions are collective portraits that reflect balancing everyday lives with the chaos of current events. This piece is custom framed in a maple wood frame with UV protected glass.

Charlotte Mouquin

Wear Your Branches 4

Embellished framed print Ed 4/25

9x10 3/8" on 11x14" Hahnemühle German Etching paper, 310 gsm, 100% cellulose,

Print Edition printed by the LES Printshop, NYC. The first print edition offered by CharVoz Studio in 2020.

Signed and numbered by the artist

The first 15 of these limited Edition Prints are hand embellished with fine gold lines by the artist.

Comes custom framed in white frame

Eleanor Grace Miller

#973

36"x36"

oil on canvas

A classically trained artist, Eleanor Grace Miller received her BA from Monmouth University, where she studied under Eleanore Mikus, a vanguard Minimalist, and Bernard Aptekar, one of the original SOHO Ten Downtown, and continued her studies at the National Academy School of Fine Arts. Miller has exhibited extensively throughout the East Coast, both in fine art galleries and corporate venues, and is the recipient of numerous awards, including Best of Show at the Museum of Fine Arts, Springfield, MA, the Anna Hyatt Huntington Award from the National Arts Club, and the Gamblin Artists Award from the Salmagundi Club. Her work is in both private and corporate collections. She is currently on the faculty at RoCA and the Pelham Art Center.

Maria de Los Angeles

Flora de El Dorado (2021)

9" x 12"

Acrylic, Ink & Graphite on cream colored Paper

Maria de Los Angeles is a New York City based artist, raised in California, Mexican born, whose imagery focuses on issues of illegal migration, displacement, identity and otherness, working primarily in drawing, painting, installation, performance, fashion, and sculpture.

Maria has been recognize for the work community oriented projects such as the creation of an arts programs for youth, receiving the Community Action Partnership's award, and the Blair Dickinson Memorial Prize awarded by Yale University. She is a visiting Professor at Pratt Institute and was an artist in residency at El Museo del Barrio (2017) and at Mana Contemporary (2015-2017).

Sara Jimenez & Jason Schwartz
Revivival (2) - 2020

Inkjet print

16 x 14" (framed)

This print was produced in conjunction with the REVIVIVAL public art project by Sara Jimenez and Jason Schwartz. The public banners and accompanying prints are composed of manipulated photos taken of the nearby coastline of Pelham Bay. The layout and geometry of each triangle refer to the pitched gables of Tudor Revival architecture that pervade the Village of Pelham and surrounding suburbs. The inverted gables of the piece point downward, toward the earth.

In their explorations of the architecture and landscape of the region around Pelham, the duo has been drawn to locations where the material of human habitation interacts with natural processes. This blurring of boundaries via the shared presence of remnants of natural phenomena and human histories is a core inspiration for the piece.

Sara Jimenez & Jason Schwartz
Revivival (3) - 2020

Inkjet print

17 x 21" (framed)

This print was produced in conjunction with the REVIVIVAL public art project by Sara Jimenez and Jason Schwartz. The public banners and accompanying prints are composed of manipulated photos taken of the nearby coastline of Pelham Bay. The layout and geometry of each triangle refer to the pitched gables of Tudor Revival architecture that pervade the Village of Pelham and surrounding suburbs. The inverted gables of the piece point downward, toward the earth.

In their explorations of the architecture and landscape of the region around Pelham, the duo has been drawn to locations where the material of human habitation interacts with natural processes. This blurring of boundaries via the shared presence of remnants of natural phenomena and human histories is a core inspiration for the piece.

Sylvia Vigliani

"Bird Vessel, Birth" & "Bird Vessel, Emergence"

Monoprint with pastel, 2016

12" x16" matted

Sylvia Vigliani is an artist and former art teacher living in Riverdale. She works in a multitude of media, including relief sculpture, mixed media photography and stillife painting. Sylvia Vigliani is inspired by a passion for Classical art and a love of travel that reveals itself in the images of antiquity that characterize her body of work. The artist seeks ideal forms as they exist in nature, the human figure and the man-made world. There is a strong sense of layering, of revealing images beneath the surface in a fascination with archeology as it suggests traces of previous life, and offers clues to our distant past.

Sylvia Vigliani

"Santiago Atitlan, Nina" & "Santiago Atitlan, Maria"

Mixed Media Photography, 2015
16" x 20" mounted on Board

Sylvia Vigliani is an artist and former art teacher living in Riverdale. She works in a multitude of media, including relief sculpture, mixed media photography and stillife painting. Sylvia Vigliani is inspired by a passion for Classical art and a love of travel that reveals itself in the images of antiquity that characterize her body of work. The artist seeks ideal forms as they exist in nature, the human figure and the man-made world. There is a strong sense of layering, of revealing images beneath the surface in a fascination with archeology as it suggests traces of previous life, and offers clues to our distant past.

Alex Nabaum

"Infertility" (2013)

11 x 14"

Alex Nabaum is an American illustrator whose clients include: TIME, Newsweek, WIRED, New York Times, ESPN, Deloitte, RollingStone, Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, Forbes, Plansponsor, Oprah, Audubon, AARP, Boston Globe, Harvard, LA Times, Microsoft, Fortune, Stanford, Leo Burnett, Runners World, Willmington Trust, Reader's Digest, Wieden + Kennedy, Yale, Washington Post...

Alex Nabaum

John Hopkins Magazine cover, 2009

Is bioengineering pain free lab animals ethical?

Alex Nabaum is an American illustrator whose clients include: TIME, Newsweek, WIRED, New York Times, ESPN, Deloitte, RollingStone, Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, Forbes, Plansponsor, Oprah, Audubon, AARP, Boston Globe, Harvard, LA Times, Microsoft, Fortune, Stanford, Leo Burnett, Runners World, Willmington Trust, Reader's Digest, Wieden + Kennedy, Yale, Washington Post...

Susan Nathenson

Allaround

Glazed clay sculpture

7" x 6" x 6"

Susan Nathenson was born in Budapest, Hungary and emigrated to the USA in 1957. Since 1975, Susan has been a ceramics educator and since 1987 a Pelham Art Center gallery advisory board member, and current Board Member. As a studio artist, she is actively engaged in sculptural and functional work in clay and has widely exhibited in the USA and abroad.

Elasah Schaff-Smith

PASSAGE

33" x 44"

Mixed Media on Paper/Silver Frame

Elasah Schaff-Smith is a mixed media and teaching artist in Pelham, NY. Coming from the culturally rich city of Chicago, she has explored many different mediums in the arts, which include painting, sculpture, collage, photography, textiles, fashion, music and dance. Throughout her career, she has operated an art and design business as well as taught classes intermittently.

Elasah is strongly influenced by the energetic spirit of nature. The improvisational style in Elasah's creative expression captures moments of mystery while experiencing the magnificent beauty of the earth. Using textural media on surfaces with color and a variety of hand made tools, the worlds of abstraction and realism merge. Her work reflects using a lyric language combined with visual harmony.

Arthur Momand

Nude (c. 1931)

Conte on Paper

9 x 14"

Framed

Arthur R. Momand was an early American newspaper comic artist. He was born in San Diego, and attended the Trinity School in New York City. He began his career as a sketch artist for The New York World in 1907. He also created several series for the paper, including 'Mr. I. N. Dutch'. In 1913, he created the strip 'Keeping up with the Joneses.' Momand drew his parody of American domestic life for about 150 daily newspapers in the United States and Canada from 13 March 1913 until 16 April 1938, and always signed it Pop.

Arthur Momand

Nude (c. 1931)

Conte on Paper

11 x 16"

Framed

Arthur R. Momand was an early American newspaper comic artist. He began his career as a sketch artist for The New York World in 1907. He also created several series for the paper, including 'Mr. I. N. Dutch'. In 1913, he created the strip 'Keeping up with the Joneses.' Momand drew his parody of American domestic life for about 150 daily newspapers in the United States and Canada from 13 March 1913 until 16 April 1938, and always signed it Pop.

Arthur Momand Nude (c. 1931)

Conte on Paper

11 x 16"

Framed

Arthur R. Momand was an early American newspaper comic artist. He began his career as a sketch artist for The New York World in 1907. He also created several series for the paper, including 'Mr. I. N. Dutch'. In 1913, he created the strip 'Keeping up with the Joneses.' Momand drew his parody of American domestic life for about 150 daily newspapers in the United States and Canada from 13 March 1913 until 16 April 1938, and always signed it Pop.

Don Nice

Casco Bay Maine, 71503

12" x 16"

Watercolor

2003

Comes with a copy of Don Nice: The Nature of Art by John Driscoll , Published by Pomegranate

Believing deeply in the interdependence of man and nature, Nice's landscapes have become earthscapes, blending the natural and the manmade, abstraction and realism, painting and sculpture and movement. In painting what is in his heart, he gives us himself and what he sees, inviting us to give of ourselves in return. Don Nice's vision, born in the American West, nurtured in Europe, and manifested in emblems of America and the water and skies and earth of the majestic Hudson River Valley, draws us into the universal by means of the particular, demanding our attention, and reinforcing our inextricable connections to the forces of nature and the nature of the universe.

Dorothy Robinson

Day One, 2019

oil on panel

36x36 inches

Dorothy Robinson, 2005 Rutsch Award Winner at Pelham Art Center, is a NY-based painter who thinks of her paintings as landscapes that explore the hardwired connection that exists between humans and earth. "To paint a landscape is to explore a terrain where internal and external realities meet and merge, hovering between representation and abstraction. Using oil paints that I mix from powdered pigments-many of which are derived from rocks and earth-I use broad strokes and gestural language to build up a surface. The addition and subtraction of paint creates unexpected terrain that accommodates a memory, a train of thought, or a slip of the hand. Plans and intentions disappear, while other impulses assert themselves, echoes of larger, invisible forces constantly at work in the world."

Slate Forest on Red by Mike Gracie

37" x 57" panel

Founded in 1898, Gracie is best known for its signature product - exquisite hand painted wallpapers. Gracie's hand painted scenic wallpapers, based on 18th century Chinese designs, Japanese screens, and French panoramas, are produced entirely by hand, and customized to the client's architectural, color and design specifications. The firm is now led by brother and sister team Mike and Jenn Gracie who continue their great-grandfather's legacy as the fourth-generation leaders of the company.

This is Gracie's Slate Forest design on a custom red 18th century style pieced background.

Paul Michael Graves

Fig. XXXXI

36"x48" oil on canvas, 2020

Paul's art is a meditation on our ability to understand complex systems through the imaginative eye. His paintings quote graffiti and pop art of the 1980s while commenting on technology's ever-increasing influence on contemporary culture. Paul's technobabble resembles circuitry, urban systems, maps, formulas, and microbiology; inviting the viewer into an endless world of algorithm. Paul was born in 1976 in California. He studied mathematics at the US Air Force Academy in Colorado and architecture at Columbia University in the City of New York where he currently lives and works.

Paul Michael Graves

Fig. XXXVII.

36"x48"

oil on canvas

2020

Paul's art is a meditation on our ability to understand complex systems through the imaginative eye. His paintings quote graffiti and pop art of the 1980s while commenting on technology's ever-increasing influence on contemporary culture. Paul's technobabble resembles circuitry, urban systems, maps, formulas, and microbiology; inviting the viewer into an endless world of algorithm. Paul was born in 1976 in California. He studied mathematics at the US Air Force Academy in Colorado and architecture at Columbia University in the City of New York where he currently lives and works.