Welcome to Art to Change The World’s Art Treasures Gallery.
The works you see listed are available for immediate purchase. Please contact info@arttochangetheworld.org with the number of the artwork you are interested in purchasing. Prices are for artworks ready to hang. Many of the artists have alternative pricing for non-profit shoppers. ACW retains 20% of sale price for operating expenses.
ACW is now able to install art (for a fee) if requested, with a secure, theft proof hanging system.
Criteria For Treasures Gallery Submission
You need to apply to join the Treasures Gallery. Watch the Newsletter for the next opportunity. Contact to request edits to this page. kellyfrankenberg@gmail.com
SEE SOLD WORK HERE.
Catherine Palmer
6. Meditation on Water
Catherine Palmer
Watercolor 12″ x 18″
Framed (I think it is 14″ x 20″)
$400.00
This work was a meditation on water and water quality. To humans water is a vital need. We are made up of 90% of this life giving substance.
This painting was created for the “My Earth” show. We Artists, were exploring different things that have impacted our earth.
She/Her or They/Them catherineapalmer.blogspot.com
Instagram: @paintingscatherinepalmer Facebook: @CatherineAPalmerPainting https://nemaa.org/artists/catherine-palmer/
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7. Infiniti in Blue
Catherine Palmer
Acrylic on Canvas
24″ x 28″
Retail $672.00 – Non-profit $550.00 (unframed)
If framing is requested add additional $500.00 to the price for a floater frame.
I am an acrylic painter for whom process is more important than concept or narrative.I use color and texture on canvas or panels, starting with free flowing gestures. I like making a mess and pulling out composition from there. My work is influenced almost entirely by the act of painting itself, and is spontaneously molded by internal and external forces. Once I know the path of the painting I slow down my pace and make refining marks from there. I strive to evoke a sense of looking into space or floating through space.
She/Her or They/Them catherineapalmer.blogspot.com
Instagram: @paintingscatherinepalmer Facebook: @CatherineAPalmerPainting https://nemaa.org/artists/catherine-palmer/
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8. “Valley of Fire”
Catherine Palmer
Acrylic on Canvas
24″x28″
(gallery wrapped /sides painted black/ wired and ready to hang)
Retail $672.00 – Non-profit $550.00 (unframed)
If framing is requested add additional $500.00 to the price for a floater frame.
This work is derived from the beautiful landscapes of the New Mexico desert.
I was fortunate to participate in an Artist in residency through Gallery 408 in Carrizozo, New Mexico.
While I was there, I visited a variety of local parks. The Valley of Fire is an old lava field. The surroundings of the park captures an interesting mix of terrain: the yukka, carrizozo grasses and hardened rolling rocky lava. The landscape was incredible to see first hand. Influenced by my experience I created this painting.
Catherine A. Palmer
612-807-6050
Layl McDill
9. Peacock and Pterodactyl ride the Waves
Layl McDill
Polymer Clay, acrylic paint
38”x28”x3”
$550 for Non profits, $1,100 retail
This piece is all about playfulness and a mysterious story. Many times people come to my work and ask “what is this from” because it feels like the piece is a part of a fable or fairy tale. I hope that the viewer will be inspired to imagine what happens next in this underwater adventure.
50% of the proceeds from the sale of this piece will go back to ACW.
The prices are marked down to fit the needs of this project. All these pieces hang on a wall and are very sturdy.
https://laylmcdill.com
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Layl McDill
Layl McDill
Kelly Frankenberg
12. Window with a View
Kelly Frankenberg
Acrylic and Real Window
26×26 Framed Professionally with a real window
$1,200 non profit’s price
$1,700 retail
This piece is about seeing a view beyond what you can touch. A peaceful scene for the eye to rest. This was a collaboration with a framer.
Kelly Frankenberg works in a variety of media. Her work has been seen on mailboxes, windows, walls, pianos, TV, and many other places. She brings a sense of color, unity, meditation and positivity to her landscapes whether they be imagined ones or purposeful places. www.FrankenbergArt.com instagram: kelly.frankenberg
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13. Love is Love
Kelly Frankenberg
Acrylic on Board
24×36
$750 non profit’s price
$900 retail
The connection of two people in love is as powerful as the sun. The warmth and beauty of a lake sunset is captured in the shape of a heart, a loving moment of life that lasts forever.
Kelly Frankenberg works in a variety of media. Her work has been seen on mailboxes, windows, walls, pianos, TV, and many other places. She brings a sense of color, unity, meditation and positivity to her landscapes whether they be imagined ones or purposeful places. www.FrankenbergArt.com instagram: kelly.frankenberg
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14. Florida
Kelly Frankenberg
Water mixable oil on linen
16×20
Framed
$400 non profit’s price
$450 retail
Florida is the second painting of my Skychology series, how looking at the sky can boost your mental health and watching the clouds go by calms us and reminds us there are always blue skies. This painting is of an overcast sky, but the tone and the ocean create a calm mood that brings the viewer to appreciate the image and sense of place.
Kelly Frankenberg works in a variety of media. Her work has been seen on mailboxes, windows, walls, pianos, TV, and many other places. She brings a sense of color, unity, meditation and positivity to her landscapes whether they be imagined ones or purposeful places. www.FrankenbergArt.com instagram: kelly.frankenberg
Debra Ripp
15. Orbs Among the Hillocks
Debra Ripp
Pastel and Graphite on paper:Framed
“14.5x 18.5”
$250
Orbs among the Hillocks came about as an observation of nature combined with an imaginative exercise. What if these hillocks were visited by something that doesn’t belong with hillocks. For example, what if some oranges rolled in among the hillocks. Would that be as incongruous as a piece of trash? I think it might, and that is my point, trash doesn’t belong with other natural forms.
I am a Mixed Media artist which means I am willing and love to explore all possible media, anything that will make the image emerge stronger and obtain the voice it is meant to have. My favorite thing is to vacillate between media and observe how the image can transform and mature as it is manifested in different clothes, so to speak.
Website:www.tobersonstudios.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Tobersonstudios
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16. Rock Slumber
Debra Ripp
Mixed Media Collage on Canvas
“12×12”
$200
Rock Slumber is an observation and a contemplation of nature. I am fascinated with how these rocks get stacked up on each other and how once they settle into each other. They seem to sleep on top of each other, they find their place and never move. This observation is to honor the constant presence of natural process, inert or not, and how nature can be appreciated.
I am Mixed Media artist which means I love to explore all possible media, anything that will make the image emerge stronger to obtain the voice it is meant to have. My favorite thing is to vacillate between media and observe how the image can transform and mature as it is manifested in different media, including 3D media, such as assemblage.
Website: www.tobersonstudios.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Tobersonstudios
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17. Towers: Russia
Debra Ripp
Mixed Media Collage/Framed
“34×40”
$800
Towers is a mixed media collage about imaginary travel. There was a time that I wanted to travel when I had no funds to do so. So, I decided that I would collage my way there, a method of finding another path when the typical way is obstructed. I also wanted to reveal aspects of a place that wasn’t one dimensional. It’s about how a place can have wondrous beauty and reveal tragedy at the same time.
I am a Mixed Media artist which means I am willing and love to explore all possible media, anything that will make the image emerge stronger and obtain the voice it is meant to have. My favorite thing is to vacillate between media and observe how the image can transform and mature as it is manifested in different clothes, so to speak.
Website: www.tobersonstudios.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Tobersonstudios
Liisa Le
18. Carousel SOLD
Liisa Lê
Acrylic on Canvas, 2023
30” x 24” x 1 ½”
Retail: $1,620.00
Non profit price: $1,120.00
This painting titled “Carousel” depicts two sandhill cranes dancing in a vibrant wetland, symbolizing the grace and resilience of their communities. Just as these majestic birds rely on the wetland for survival, so too do many underserved communities depend on their environments for sustenance and cultural heritage. The cranes’ dance is a powerful metaphor for the nurturing and care that all voices deserve. Protecting wetlands is not just an environmental imperative; it is an act of social justice that acknowledges the deep connections between nature and community and its vast diversity. By advocating for the health of these ecosystems, we stand in solidarity with those who are often overlooked, ensuring that every individual and community can thrive in harmony with the natural world.
https://www.facebook.com/liisaleart
https://www.instagram.com/liisaleart
https://liisa-le-art.ueniweb.com
Barbara Bridges
Live a Considered Life
The Wise Ones (No Silos) and The Un-Wise Ones (Think Alike Silo)
24” X 36” 2 works.
Mixed Media Fabricated clay, wood, found objects
$1000
Inspired by my “Motivationals” series, Live a Considered Life includes two companion works of gender neutral personages sharing how living in a “think alike silo” creates a colorless boring culture feeding on itself. They see nothing, hear nothing and say nothing. Embracing the concept of “no silos” produces a colorful evolving culture full of a positive exchange of ideas, help creating our own personal narratives and leading to positive social change.
“We tell ourselves the tragic story of our lives and then think we can justify us playing the role of the “broken hero” or the “grizzled realist” but the fact of the matter is that if this is the story we chose to tell about ourselves we are leaving out the good parts and doing a terrible disservice to ourselves and anyone who has been good to us along the way.“ Morgan Bridges
It is our choice how we create our own narratives – past, present and future. It is our choice to make each day bring a spot of joy. Plan each day with a joy experience included. For yourself and for others.
Life is a menu. When something you love goes off the menu, replace it with something even more soulful.
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20. Wings
Barbara Bridges
18” x 80” 5 part Series or could be hung separately.
Assemblage -Mixed Media
$500 non-profit $800 retail
Wings examines the concept of “Love”. Many have tried to define this word. Love encompasses a range of strong and positive emotions. An example of this range of meanings is that the love of a mother differs from the love of partner, which differs from the love for food.
As biological human beings, we have a capacity for all different kinds of
LOVE
You have the power to identify your version of love and then to let it take wing.
Bridges has been an artist and a teacher/college professor for over 40 years. Her social practice sculptures have been exhibited in Maine, Miami, the Virgin Islands, Maryland, Chicago, Mexico, Spain, Canada, and throughout Minnesota.
Wings Details
Read More: https://www.arttochangetheworld.org/barbara-bridges/
Contact Barbara drb@bridgescreate.com
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Happy Home
24” x 48” 2024
Assemblage -Mixed Media
$800 non-profit $1200 retail
This mixed media work employs paint and inks to create a landscape window behind the Happy Home found object.
Definition of the word “Home” : the place where one lives permanently, especially as a member of a family or household. How do you make a house a home? Add art!
The artwork Home is framed by what I call found power objects. I combined these objects, which already have a story, into a new narrative. Each time you look at the frame, you will find new meanings.
Bridges has been an artist and a teacher/college professor for over 40 years. Her social practice sculptures have been exhibited in Maine, Miami, the Virgin Islands, Maryland, Chicago, Mexico, Spain, Canada, and throughout Minnesota.
Details
Video Tour of Re-Cycle/Upcycle Home and Studio
See more pictures of the unique property: https://www.arttochangetheworld.org/art365
Maximum: drb@bridgescreate.com
Read More: https://www.arttochangetheworld.org/bridges-studio-visit/
Anna Karena
1.Energy Series – Various Titles
Anna Karena
Medium – acrylic
Size – 30”x30”
Price –each $1900 retail $1200 Nonprofit
Instagram – @anna.karena Email – AnnaKarena@mac.com Cell – 763-458-3728
In this series of paintings my goal was to use a very limited color palette and as minimal of a stroke as possible to convey energy. They were very fun to make and I do feel the energy from each piece.
As a Black artist I want to show Black joy instead of focusing on the trauma and dark history of our people. I enjoy working in many layers and being able to see the layers peaking through which is really an analogy to the human condition and people being complex and made up of so many layers. We are not a monolith and have full range of emotion and complexity.
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2.Freedom Series – Various Titles
Anna Karena
Medium – acrylic
Size – 30”x30”
Price –each $1900 retail $1200 Nonprofit
Instagram – @anna.karena Email – AnnaKarena@mac.com Cell – 763-458-3728
In this series, the goal was to get back to painting after the covid lockdowns and being basically at home and masked for so long. I needed to feel that freedom again to just let the paint go where it wanted to go and what ties them all together is the white circle which represents us as people. We are all in this together.
As a Black artist I want to show Black joy instead of focusing on the trauma and dark history of our people. I enjoy working in many layers and being able to see the layers peaking through which is really an analogy to the human condition and people being complex and made up of so many layers. We are not a monolith and have full range of emotion and complexity.
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3.“Melting Into Spring”
Anna Karena
Medium – acrylic, mixed media
Size – 4ft x 5ft
Price – retail $6000 Nonprofit – $4000
Instagram – @anna.karena Email – AnnaKarena@mac.com Cell – 763-458-3728
This piece is my largest painting to date and I wanted to experiment using the largest canvas that would fit in my vehicle. I also used three different sizes of grit texture to really push the surface texture and create a relief in an interesting way without having to rely on color for interest. This was a very physical piece because of the scale and surface texture and it still taps into my other works in that it connects me to joy.
As a Black artist I want to show Black joy instead of focusing on the trauma and dark history of our people. I enjoy working in many layers and being able to see the layers peaking through which is really an analogy to the human condition and people being complex and made up of so many layers. We are not a monolith and have full range of emotion and complexity.
Owen Brown
22. Daughters of the Dust #5
Owen Brown
Acrylic spray photo on canvas
20×31
$1,500 retail, $500 for non profits
Daughters of the Dust is a 1991 independent film written, directed and produced by Julie Dash and is the first feature film directed by an African-American woman to be theatrically released in the United States. Set in 1902, it tells the story of three generations of Gullah (also known as Geechee) women in the Peazant family on Saint Helena Island as they prepare to migrate off the island, out of the Southern United States, and into the North.
I watched the film a few years ago, it’s a magical film, and I was also entranced by the visuals. I painted a series based on scenes from the movie – both in paint and by photoing what I saw on my TV. It’s a story of resilience and strength in the face of adversity.
Owen Brown was born in Chicago, trained as a classical musician, took his first art class at 23, and much of what he’s wanted to do since then has been paint.
Brown holds degrees from Yale College and the University of Chicago, and was a degree student at California College of the Arts. He lived for over 30 years in San Francisco, where he was represented by Meridian Gallery. He now lives in Minneapolis. owenbrownartist.com
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23. Daughters of the Dust #1
Owen Brown
Acrylic spray photo on canvas
25×15
$650 retail, $350 for non profits
Daughters of the Dust is a 1991 independent film written, directed and produced by Julie Dash and is the first feature film directed by an African-American woman to be theatrically released in the United States. Set in 1902, it tells the story of three generations of Gullah (also known as Geechee) women in the Peazant family on Saint Helena Island as they prepare to migrate off the island, out of the Southern United States, and into the North.
I watched the film a few years ago, it’s a magical film, and I was also entranced by the visuals. I painted a series based on scenes from the movie – both in paint and by photoing what I saw on my TV. It’s a story of resilience and strength in the face of adversity.
Owen Brown was born in Chicago, trained as a classical musician, took his first art class at 23, and much of what he’s wanted to do since then has been paint.
Brown holds degrees from Yale College and the University of Chicago, and was a degree student at California College of the Arts. He lived for over 30 years in San Francisco, where he was represented by Meridian Gallery. He now lives in Minneapolis. owenbrownartist.com
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24. Daughters of the Dust #4
Owen Brown
Acrylic spray photo on canvas
25×15
$650 retail, $320 for non profits
Daughters of the Dust is a 1991 independent film written, directed and produced by Julie Dash and is the first feature film directed by an African-American woman to be theatrically released in the United States. Set in 1902, it tells the story of three generations of Gullah (also known as Geechee) women in the Peazant family on Saint Helena Island as they prepare to migrate off the island, out of the Southern United States, and into the North.
I watched the film a few years ago, it’s a magical film, and I was also entranced by the visuals. I painted a series based on scenes from the movie – both in paint and by photoing what I saw on my TV. It’s a story of resilience and strength in the face of adversity.
Owen Brown was born in Chicago, trained as a classical musician, took his first art class at 23, and much of what he’s wanted to do since then has been paint.
Brown holds degrees from Yale College and the University of Chicago, and was a degree student at California College of the Arts. He lived for over 30 years in San Francisco, where he was represented by Meridian Gallery. He now lives in Minneapolis. owenbrownartist.com
Rebecca David
25. Earthrise: Slate Dump Ridge SOLD
Rebecca David
Acrylic on Canvas
20” x 20”
$300
(Non-profit price $200)
I chase the the call of hireath, a Welsh word loosely translated that means a longing for a place one cannot quite find. I have felt it since I was a small child digging in the creek bed and wondering “What wide place will I find at the end?” I answer the call of that timeless place in my journeys in clay and paint.
This painting is born of a dream I had of a slate dump behind the barn on the hillside behind our home, growing up. Portions of the family farm had been room and pillar mind in the 1940s, long before the DEP took a role in assuring that the land would be brought back to what it was before it was mined.
Many years before this disruption the people known as Algonquin burned their home fires before the White man dispersed them across the US and Canada… and before this plants and small creatures left their mark in the fossils we found as children roaming the hillsides. Our Earth holds many ancient stories…
IG: @beccadavidartist
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26. Fragmented Play
Becca David
Triptych, mixed media on board
24” x 72”
$1200 retail
($900 Non profit price)
I chase the the call of hireath, a Welsh word loosely translated that means a longing for a place one cannot quite find. I have felt it since I was a small child digging in the creek bed and wondering “What wide place will I find at the end?” I answer the call of that timeless place in my journeys in clay and paint.
This painting is symbolizes the idea that even if we have experienced trauma in our lives, we can put pieces of our memories together and find a way to introduce play back into our routines and find joy.
“Fragmented Play” is constructed of several layers, beginning with the wood, layered, watercolor paper and a mixture of watercolor and acrylic paints. Layers of paint, glaze, marker and impressions of non-recyclable plastics were used in this process. It may be hung vertically or horizontally to best suit it’s installation. space.
Briauna Williams
27. Third person Conversations SOLD
Briauna Williams
Acrylic
24×32
$550
This was a piece of interpersonal conversations between the artist, life decisions, disappointments and the hope for tomorrow being a better day. Life is beautiful and tells a story of triumph, resilience and love. I urge you to reflect today and tell your own story.
Contact: @Briinoir.heart@gmail.com
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28. Alive and Well
Briauna Williams
Acrylic on canvas
16 x 20”
$650
The vivid hues blend harmoniously, creating a serene atmosphere that invites the viewer to embrace the beauty of mental health and the importance of rest. The girl’s expression embodies a deep sense of inner peace and resilience, reminding us that taking time to nurture our minds and spirits is essential for our well-being. This piece celebrates the journey of healing and growth urging us to cherish our moments of calm amid life’s chaos.
Briauna williams a muralist, digital illustrator and acrylic artist. Williams often drawing inspiration from her relationship nature, her healing journey with grief and the divine feminine. Williams has murals throughout Dallas Tx and The Twin Cities see more of her work here:
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29. Renewal
Briauna Williams
Acrylic on Canvas
16 x 20”
$655
“Renewal” captures the profound journey of healing and transformation through the vibrant portrayal of a woman with her eyes closed, tears streaming down her face, and hands raised in praise. This piece embodies the duality of sorrow and joy, illustrating that tears can be a powerful expression of release and gratitude. The explosion of color surrounding her symbolizes the richness of life and the beauty that emerges from vulnerability. The act of raising her hands signifies surrender to the process of renewal, embracing both the pain and the joy that come with it. This artwork serves as a reminder that true renewal often arises from our deepest struggles, inviting viewers to reflect on their own paths to healing and the strength found in vulnerability.
Briauna williams a muralist, digital illustrator and acrylic artist. Williams often drawing inspiration from her relationship nature, her healing journey with grief and the divine feminine. Williams has murals throughout Dallas Tx and The Twin Cities see more of her work here:
Sam St. John
30. Mother of the Cosmos SOLD
Sam St. John
Spray paint
18inx24in
$300
Mother of the Cosmos represents the Divine Feminine. The feeling of awe looking up at the stars on a starlight night and feeling connected to it all and so small at the same time. I believe that we need connection to thrive and heal. Mother of the Cosmos is a tribute to the mothers and elders we find in our communities that help us on our journey.
Phone: 651-212-1218 Email: samst.john1218@gmail.com
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31. Tell Her Your Story/She is Listening
Sam St. John
Watercolor, Gouache, Acrylic, Oil Pastel, Marker
16inx20in
$300
Framed
Description: I started this piece by watching a documentary about an artist who painted as close friends and family told stories. I scribbled the background as I felt emotion in the story and his process. I think one of the most beautiful things we can do for each other is listen and love each other. I painted a figure to continue the process. Now she is here to listen. I believe storytelling is a powerful tool that can help us heal as a community.
Phone: 651-212-1218 Email: samst.john1218@gmail.com
Robin Getsug
Digital Photography Print on Canvas
24″ x 36″
$360.00 framed
In a chaotic world where discord often overshadows harmony, my art illustrates symbols of peace, reminding us of our shared humanity. In exploring themes of peace, I challenge the viewer to contemplate the beauty that can emerge from chaos, highlighting the resilience of the human spirit and our ability to find connection in a world that at times feels divisive and disconnected. Through my creative journey, I seek beauty in everyday joys, layering of meaning and media. My hope is that my art can inspire healing in those that encounter it, as the process of creating has always been a source of healing for me throughout my life. I am an Artist, an Art Therapist and a Therapist.
Robin Getsug, LMFT, ATR-BC
She/Her robinlynngetsug@gmail.com Instagram: @arttherapyrobin Facebook: @Robin Getsug or R.Getsug- Healing Arts + Therapy
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33.“Mpls Balcony View “ mixed media watercolor and acrylic painting
Robin Getsug
Painting on canvas
36” wide x 24” high
$360.00 framed
Rest and relaxation are crucial for mental and physical well-being. In urban settings with high stress levels,having a quiet peaceful space, contributes to better public health outcomes: Creating spaces for relaxation fosters community engagement and social cohesion. When people have safe, pleasant places to gather and relax, it strengthens neighborhood bonds and promotes a sense of belonging, and positive quality of life.
In conclusion, ensuring that all urban residents have access to spaces for rest and relaxation is a statement of social justice itself, in a city, Minneapolis that is healing, we all need a safe place to breathe and relax..
Through my creative journey, I seek beauty in everyday joys, layering of meaning and media. My hope is that my art can inspire healing in those that encounter it, as the process of creating has always been a source of healing for me throughout my life. I am an Artist, an Art Therapist and a Therapist.
She/Her robinlynngetsug@gmail.com Instagram: @arttherapyrobin Facebook: @Robin Getsug or R.Getsug- Healing Arts + Therapy
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34.“Peace Dove Love “ acrylic painting- gold leaf embellishment
Robin Getsug
Painting on canvas
24” x 24”
$400.00 framed
Statement about art and the artist-
The peace dove has been a powerful symbol in both art and social justice movements for decades. From Picasso “La Colombe”, the doves symbolize peace, hope and tranquility. In the story of Noah;s ark, the dove carrying an olive branch, harkens the beginning of peace and reconciliation. Doves have been a symbol for global peace movements, emphasizing harmony, unity and non-violence. This piece depicts an innocent child with her peace dove friends. This symbolism expressing a universal message to evoke emotion and a call for peace in a troubled world.
Through my creative journey, I seek beauty in everyday joys, layering of meaning and media. My hope is that my art can inspire healing in those that encounter it, as the process of creating has always been a source of healing for me throughout my life. I am an Artist, an Art Therapist and a Therapist.
She/Her robinlynngetsug@gmail.com Instagram: @arttherapyrobin Facebook: @Robin Getsug or R.Getsug- Healing Arts + Therapy
Candy Kuehn
35. Ravens Bring in Messages; Double Worlds, Seen and Unseen SOLD
Candy Kuehn
Archival Digital Print on Fine Art Digital Paper
Printed- 44”x36” (image 40”x30”) $650
Framed $1000
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36. Succulents Dream SOLD
Candy Kuehn
Enhanced photograph on archival paper
Archival print on Fine Art Digital Paper
41″ x 17″ (framed)
$800
My work is made on the iPhone with apps, since iPhone 3 (it’s now an iPhone Pro Max 15) I fix if needed in Photoshop, and make bigger in Toaz GigaPixel AI….All over the world, using these smart phone, Artists are messing in apps, (As seen in Instagram). A very similar impulse, as people in Pictoralist groups, (messing in the Darkroom, with chemicals) from early 1900’s to about 1950’s.
Instagram @candykuehn FB https://www.facebook.com/
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37. We Live in Love SOLD
Candy Kuehn
Enhanced photograph on archival paper
Archival print on Fine Art Digital Paper
18″ x 22″ (framed)
$550
My work is made on the iPhone with apps, since iPhone 3 (it’s now an iPhone Pro Max 15) I fix if needed in Photoshop, and make bigger in Toaz GigaPixel AI….All over the world, using these smart phone, Artists are messing in apps, (As seen in Instagram). A very similar impulse, as people in Pictoralist groups, (messing in the Darkroom, with chemicals) from early 1900’s to about 1950’s.
Instagram @candykuehn FB https://www.facebook.com/
38.Pegasus
Paul Kellett
mixed media on canvas
32×24
$700 for non profits
$1500 Retail
Instagram: Paul _Kellett _U
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Instagram: Paul _Kellett _U
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Mixed Media on Canvas
Dream Suite: Laugh captures the playful energy of dreaming and laughter through bright, flowing shapes. This artwork invites viewers to experience a moment of carefree happiness, where imagination and emotion blend freely in an abstract celebration of lighthearted connection.
Dream Suite: Poem imagines an abstract poem in color and form, where vivid shapes and lines create a rhythm of tension and flow. The interplay of organic curves and sharp angles echoes the balance of structure and freedom found in verse. This painting invites the viewer to experience its energy as a visual poem.
Instagram: Paul _Kellett _U
41. Garden at Dusk SOLD
Laura Burlis
Acrylic on paper
26″high x 20″ w framed
(24″h x 18″w unframed)
$340.
Description:
This is a painting of my backyard garden at dusk. I am entranced by plant forms and how the different life forms in our world intertwine. The abundance of a late summer day in Minnesota is full of energy, color, and pusing life.
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42. Summer Day
Laura Burlis
Watercolor on paper
15″h x 21″w framed
(12″h x 18″w unframed)
$240.
Description:
This is a painting of the hilly landscape in the driftless area of southeastern Minnesota. The fullness of the summer landscape on a sunny day: the hills and sky, the valleys with their farms, streams and homes; this is what I tried to capture.
Artist Bio:
Laura Burlis is a painter and polymer clay artist who takes her subject matter from the natural world. She is an avid gardener and lover of nature. She loves plants and landscapes, and was Artist-in-Residence at Glacier National Park in 2017.
Laura has worked with polymer clay for fifteen years. She uses the clay like solid paint, assembling her landscapes & nature scenes like a mosaic. She also makes functional objects like the switchplates she is known for- a burst of art when you turn on your light!- as well as wall art & sculptures.
She loves teaching both kids and adults. Art has made her own life meaningful, and she enjoys helping others to enhance their own lives through creative self-expression.
Laura has taught at the Textile Center of MN, Minneapolis Community Ed, Courageous heArts, Clay Squared to Infinity, Phipps Center for the Arts, and Banfill-Locke Center for the Arts.
Social Media:
You can find her art at: https://www.etsy.com/your/shops/BorealisArtByLauraB
Facebook: Laura Borealis Art
Leo Fortune
43. “Trio”
Series – “Tree Hands”
Leo Fortune
Watercolor on Canvas (Sept 2024)
20″ x 20″ (without frame)
$500
My painting series, “Tree Hands”, uses hands as roots to communicate that we are nature. What is done to nature, is done to us. This specific piece, “Trio” brings up questions about divinity with the number 3. Where do you find divinity? What does divinity mean to you?
They/Them or He/Him
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SAM Greene
47. River
SAM Greene
Digital Image
Framed 18″ x 24″
$500 for non-profits, $800 retail
When faced with challenging times, I have often found myself in need of balance and support. Over time, I’ve developed deep connections with nature, spirituality, and the arts, especially music. For this piece, I created an image of a powerful, compassionate Buddha channeling the power of music to a female violinist, riding a radiantly beautiful orange koi fish. It’s good to know that in troubling times, we can learn to call on our personal symbols, whatever they may be, to imbue us with comfort, security, and peace of mind – and the willingness to endure our challenges with grace and gratitude.
website: www.sciencepiction.com
Instagram: polymyrna
Email: sam@sciencepiction.com
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48. Choir
SAM Greene
Digital Image
Framed 18″ x 24″
$500 for non-profits, $800 retail
When I was a little girl, I was terrified of insects. As I grew older, I learned that insects are an important and beautiful part of our world. I was able to appreciate how they work together in harmony with each other and with nature in amazing ways. Indeed, humanity could not survive without them. In this image, a cricket leads a choir of smaller imaginary insect-beings, holding leaves for musical scores. My understanding and appreciation for insects and for all creatures of the nature has given me a feeling of integration with our world. May all human beings learn to live in harmony with each other as we take a lesson from the insects!
website: www.sciencepiction.com
Instagram: polymyrna
Email: sam@sciencepiction.com
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49. Social Justice in Every Age
SAM Greene
Digital Image
Framed 18″ x 24″
$500 for non-profits, $800 retail
In every age and in every country, humankind has dealt with issues of social justice. In the 1600s, Manchu warriors ruled China on horseback. Chinese men were forced to shave the front of their heads and wear their hair in a braid as an act of subjugation. This practice did not conclude till hundreds of years later. Immigrants headed for America have faced hardship from earlier times right through to the present day, whether laboring on railroads or plantations. We celebrate our ancestors for the trials that they overcame. So many of us are here because of what our predecessors endured. Let us think of them often.
website: www.sciencepiction.com
Instagram: polymyrna
Email: sam@sciencepiction.com