Judith Anderson Richmond, Virginia "Oaxacan Graffiti" 24X36" Inkjet on Vinyl $250
Carla Berger Brooklyn, New York "Elle" Digital Photograph 18X14" $350 "I paint with my camera. My goal is to reveal the abstract nature of found, urban images. Those that have been created by layers of torn posters, bits and pieces of photos, and graffiti rearranged and transformed by time."
Becky Birinyi Seattle, Washington "I Heart . . ." Aquatint and Drypoint 19X25" $295 "The image is from a series 'Arizona Aqueduct'. The aqueduct is in an arroyo where kids, animals, and water have left their marks. It is printed with oil based ink on Rives BFK. Edition: 5 www.beckybirinyi.com
Jeremy Blake Madison, Mississippi "Fading Echo" Toned Gelatin Silver Print 16X20" $700 www.jeremyblake.net
Darrell Bolin Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania "Hotel Workers on Strike" Acrylics 24X18" $500 "Hotel Workers on Strike represents the activities of hotel employees rallying on a street in downtown Pittsburgh, PA. Street art provides an ideal vehicle to capture the activity of everyday life in the city. This piece achieves that by manipulating elements found in graffiti to represent the observations of that day." 110 Kenmore St., Pittsburgh, PA, 15106 http://bit.ly/dbolinartinc
Michael Borek Bethesda, Maryland "Philly Saves Scranton" Archival Inkjet 40X30" $845 "This is a picture from my new project, which was shot in an abandoned lace factory in Scranton, Pennsylvania, where the poetry of the Nottingham looms from the first decade of the 20th century meets the spray-can-wielding raiders from the first decade of the 21st century." 6212 Ridge Drive, Bethesda, MD, 20816 www.michaelborek.com
Manihoo Chang Taipei, Taiwan "Show/Goddess of Liberty" Mixed Media 24X39” $3000
Anne Marie Cherre Washington, DC "After the Monkey Ate My Cupcake" Mixed Media: Spray paint, acrylic, colored pencil, graphite and pastel on paper. 44X36" $1,250 "I paint directly with the objective to make work that holds a dream-like quality. This piece incorporates a fairy-tale-meets-urban-life color scheme. My color pallette and direct approach allow me to achieve the vibrant energy level that radiates from the painting." amcherre@gmail.com
James Crable Harrisonburg, Virginia "Chinatown: Allen St, NY, NY" Digital Photo Composite 32.5X35" $600 "My photographs are motivated by an interest in both visual structure and human content. I am intrigued by the way certain structures create a seemingly theatrical background for all manner of passersby. The pervasive human presence relates directly to the shaded rhythms one finds in stonework, walls and corridors. In my composite, Chinatown, New York, NY, graffiti creates the rhythmic background." 261 Green St., Harrisonburg, VA, 22802 www.jamescrable.com
Zsuzsi CsiszerBudapest, Hungary"Figyelo"Paper and Oil on Canvas120X150 CMPOR"The inscriptions are additional layers of the pictures. They are always visible. I made a pattern for them so that they unite the information they convey in each picture. As if I was creating and artificial wall, where they used to stick posters, ads, all kinds of paper, then a graffiti artist came and put his own message across the whole surface. The message always shows my attitude to the particular work."
Eddee Daniel Wauwatosa, Wisconsin “Display Window,” triptych, from Paris, France Photograph, pigment inkjet print on Moab entrada paper Three panels each approximately 11X16" $700 www.eddeedaniel.com
Renee DeChristopher Midlothian, Virginia "Haight Markings" Mixed Media Triptych: original photographs, wax, oils, graphite & other organic materials on wood 36X12" $930 It is common practice for a street artist to mark and create over another artist’s work. This apparent disregard for each other’s creation is in keeping with the transient, defacing nature of graffiti and ironically, the most basic law of life – impermanence. I am beguiled by art expressed in this immediate, energetic & public form and by the cycle of decay, degeneration and erasure that occurs to it over time. This triptych pays homage to the street art discovered in the Haight/Ashbury area of San Francisco. My focus was to capture the essence of the vibrant graffiti found there on corroding walls as well as the shifting vitality of a place that has a history of supporting controversial social movements and artistic experimentation.
Debbie DaPrano Campbell Richmond, Virginia "Werd" Color Photograph - Analog Capture 24X20" $325 deboradaprano@yahoo.com
Wendy DesChene Toronto, Canada "Met Label Project" Stickers re-creating information labels at the Met and placed beside graffiti in Paris France. 12 pieces 8X12" $80 each "In retaliation to a 'no sketching' policy at a Met exhibition I copied the label information onto stickers and exported them, echoing the Met’s own practice of importing property questionably. Placing these stickers beside Graffiti provided an exchange of ideas without boundaries, something that the museum was unable to provide." http://www.wendydeschene.com
Marcia Douglas Seattle, Washington "Non si puo fare!" Monotype with Chine Colle 12X16" $650 "Inspired by a trip to Florence, Italy in 2010, where street art - graffiti and posters - abound. The title: 'You must not do that!' is a nod to the fact that it's against the law in Florence to pull posters off walls. This print incorporates poster pieces as chine colle." www.marciaprints.com
Jake Eldridge Chicago, Illinois "Tagged" Digital Photo Print #1 of 11 25X18" $175 "A tagged, abandoned space in Chicago, IL" www.jakeeldridge.com
Alan Entin Richmond, Virginia "Grafiti Nuevo 2, Castelldefels, Espana" Digital Photograph 15X9.5" $350 "Castelldefels, a castle just south of Barcelona in Catalonia, has 'old' graffiti; artwork and graffiti done by volunteers of the International Brigades during the Spanish Civil War (1936 – 1939), including Americans who were in the Abraham Lincoln Brigades. They were being held as prisoners either because they lost their nerve and deserted from the front or had been arrested for other offenses. After viewing their graffiti on the walls inside, I went outside: the walls were covered with 'grafiti neuvo,' graffiti by contemporary street artists." 1805 Monument Ave, Suite 510, Richmond, VA 23220
Linda Everson Englewood, Colorado "Arborglyph: Samurai II" Monopring on paper (using solarplate and gum arabic transfer) 24X31" $600 "'Arbor' stands for trees and 'glyphs' for non-verbal communication. My monoprint series Arborglyphs are derived from photographs of graffiti and natural scarring on aspen tree bark in Colorado. I look for symbols and calligraphy-like elements. I transfer the images onto solarplates and use other printmaking techniques for background textures." www.lindaceverson.com
Geoff Feder Peekskill, New York "Waxwing" Steel, Bronze, Wood, Zylene Paint 16 5/8X7 1/4X4 3/4" $2000 "Geoff Feder is inspired by the constant development of the urban landscape and the contrast of progress with the natural world. Geoff juxtaposes industrial material with the fragile subject matter of birds through the medium of welded metals. Graffiti is also a potent element in his work; representing the passing of time and the imprint of culture." geofffeder@gmail.com www.tmboo.com/geofffeder
Vinnie Gonzalez Prince George, Virginia Untitled Photograph 11X17" $300
Wayne Guenther Springfield, Virginia "Street Market" Digital Capture, Inkjet Print 16X20" $185 "Athens, Greece flee market. Inkjet print (Epson 4880) on Hahnemuehle Fine Art Pearl paper." 7235 Hadlow Drive, Springfield, VA 22152
Fred Haag York, Pennsylvania "2 Too Much (Yellow)" Acrylic and spray paint on paper $600 www.Haagportfolio.blogspot.com
Max Heller Charlotte, North Carolina Acrylic and Screen Ink on Canvas 12.25X12.25" $250 www.maxheller.com
Julian Hensarling Brooklyn, New York (untitled) L.E.B. Homemade ink and marker, graphite, paint on matte board. 66X90" $500 www.tourblvd.com
Elizabeth Featherstone Hoff Richmond, Virginia “It Is Always Five Minutes To Midnight In My Mind” Collage on Paper 28X20" $950
Joyce Jewell Takoma Park, Maryland "Drums and Chants" Digital Print 22X18" $450 "I like to make art out of the elements around me, whether it is a weathered billboard, a pattern in nature, a graffiti protest, or a passing truck. The precarious state of the world and the images of unrest and personal expression that pervade urban settings are central to my work." http://web.me.com/joyce.jewell/Joyce_Jewell/Home.html
Peter "Peet" Johnson Cedar Grove, New Jersey "Ain’t No Shinola" Acrylic Spray Paint, Water Based Oils, Acrylic 22.25X22.25” $1550 www.petermoscheljohnson.com http://peetsketches.blogspot.com
Hugh Jones Arlington, Virginia "Eyes that Feel, Voice that Roars" Transparency, Metal, String 24X24X24" Mobile $340 "Voices from the street - mobile. Five elements (street art stencils made from photographs) acting in combination as mouth, eyes, nose - collective voices. Each element to project an image on the wall, along with the shadows of the combination - the 'face'." 1801 Crystal Dr. # 818, Arlington, VA 22202 www.hughjonesphotography.com
Mike Keeling Richmond, Virginia Spray Paint on Steel
Chavawn Kelley "Elation" Digital Print 20.5X16.5" $300
Mike Kelley Ada, Michigan "Notan No. 2" Acrylic, Pencil, Pastel 20X25" $1500 "Notan No. 2 (name derivative from the Japanese design concept) was inspired by Jasper Johns (0 through 9 Series) and common street graffiti. The numeral '2' in red represents an inherent but mysterious duality and the style symbolic of the primal nature of street art." 3000 Wood Duck Ln SE, Ada, MI 49301 www.mikekelleyart.com
Bizhan Khodabandeh Richmond, Virginia "Street Art Vigilantism" Spray-paint stencil on wood panel 48X48" $350 2817 Edgewood Ave, Richmond, VA 23222 www.mendedarrow.com
Joseph Labate Tucson, Arizona "Orvieto #5261922" Pigment Ink on Cotton Rag Paper 34X24" $650 "From the series 'Orvieto' a body of work based on a trip to Italy in the summer of 2010." 25 E. Calle Belleza, Tucson, AZ 85716-4904
Nikki Leone Santa Barbara, California "BLEH!" Dental Form, Sand, Tip 14X14” $200 "An object that is trying to relay the formal elements of the term for modern 'graffiti.' The reflective color is representing both the Halo used in writing graffiti as well as when writers turn to 'high' art but their street art is reflected and still active in their studio work. It’s a lifestyle that never leaves and stays forever" 5086 Rocoso Way, Santa Barbara, CA 93111 www.nikkileone.carbonmade.com
Cheryl MacLean Jessup, Maryland "Imaginary Lover" Inkjet on Canvas 20X16" $250 "May 2010 - Taken behind an abandoned restaurant in Laurel, Maryland"
Jennifer Martin Big Pine Key, Florida "Nature Painting-Painting Nature - III" Mixed Media: Titanium, Calcite, Red Iron Oxide, Black Iron Oxide, Yellow Ochre, binder painted on archival 100% rag paper inkjet print and heat sealed with shaved beeswax. 24X48" $2000 "The effects of time, water, weather, and man's touch of graffiti create new paintings each year on the Seven Mile Bridge in the Florida Keys. I have 'painted with Nature' on archival printed images, emphasizing the collage of organic material left on these piers by Natures own graffiti. www.jkm-studio.com"
John McCaughey Providence, Rhode Island "Urban Awareness" Etching, Dry Point 19X11" $175 "The process of construction and de-construction of an environment is the inspiration for my current work. What I like most about graffiti is not just the beauty and risk involved, but what happens after the vandalism takes place in terms of removal and/or deterioration." www.JohnMcCaugheyArt.com
John McCaughey Providence, Rhode Island "Under Deconstruction" Mixed Media: 1. Interior Paint, Spray Paint, Watercolor, and Relief on 12 sheets of Printmaking Paper 88X90" $2500 "The process of construction and de-construction of an environment is the inspiration for my current work. What I like most about graffiti is not just the beauty and risk involved, but what happens after the vandalism takes place in terms of removal and/or deterioration." www.JohnMcCaugheyArt.com
Jeanne Minnix Midlothian, Virginia "Go by the Feel of your Elbow" Mixed Media: Fabric, china marker, acrylic paint, charcoal, collage on archival paper. 48X48" $1,350
Henrietta Near Richmond, Virginia Graffiti Backup, #3 Silver Gelatin Print 20X16" $200
Marc-Anthony Polizzi Lee's Summit, Missouri "In over my Head" Found Objects, Spray Paint Installation "These installations draw on the history and narrative properties of found objects, to bring out the human connection often lost in the glimmer and glitz of an ever growing material culture." 411 NE Douglas Street, Lee's Summit, MO 64063 www.mapolizzi.com
Kelly Robinson St. Louis, Missouri Graffiti study #3, "Ring" Sterling Silver, Copper, Engraved Plexiglass, Prisma Color, Paint, Patina. 3/8X2.19X2.75" $750 "My research focuses on exploring color, texture, and shape. I am studying symbols, signs and other graphic imagery found in our everyday lives. By altering these systems of symbols and re-contextualizing them, I am striving to adjust the audience's viewpoint toward a familiar object and cause it to become transformative." http://crafthaus.ning.com/profile/KellyRobinson
Tamkeen Sharer London, Ontario Canada "Homage to Home" Spray paint and torchburning on Messonite 42X48" $500 (US) "The only attachment that we have to our past is the vague memories burnt into our minds as a surreal space in its essence and fuels us to find beauty even in the most revolting things." www.artamondial.com
Hadass Shereshevsky Petach Tikvah, Israel "Shadows between Curtains" Mixed Media: Photography, drawing, and reproduction 70X50CM $1800 "The combination of photography, drawing and reproduction expresses values related to the fate of Man within the existential reality of the world. Contour figures move along meandering paths around obstacles that can be overcome; an escape route is found by making the figure transparent and positioning it among transparent curtains." Montifiori 50, Petach Tikvah, Israel 49490
Aaron Sizemore High Point, North Carolina "Strange Breed" Mixed Media on Canvas: oil, India ink, acrylic, graphite, and pastel 65X55" $1600 www.Aaronsizemore.com
Michael Smith Yonkers, New York "Gloves and Wire" Digital Capture - Giclee Print 30X22" $825 "'Gloves and Wire' was captured along the Lung Yeuk Tau Heritage Trail in Fanling, the New Territories of Hong Kong. The trail wends through four historic walled villages. These gloves are very common throughout China, and were probably hung there to dry in the sun." www.smithshot.com
Heather Talley Roanoke, Virginia "ToObz at Work" Inkjet Print - Analog Capture 32X20.5" $400 "Over a 16 year period, Scott “ToObz” Noel, a self-taught street artist, perfected his techniques on a wall in his home. Today his work exceeds the level of “fine art”. It is his dream that street art in the United States become recognized as a value to its’ community." http://www.flickr.com/photos/heathergt/
Amy Tavern Penland, North Carolina "Brooch No. 1" Oxidized copper and sterling silver, spray paint. 3 3/4X3X1/4" $900 "Graffiti and various forms of architectural decay inspire my current work. I find graffiti’s colors, patterns, and symbols, as well as the sense of history it conveys to be fascinating. My exploration of spray paint and sgraffito on metal is a direct result of these interests." www.amytavern.com
Deniz Tirpanci Washington, DC "Give Me Water" Collage on Paper 14X11" $175 "Immigration is a process in time. The more one asserts their new identity the more their old identitiy craves re-claiming. During my 14 years of this mental exercice, I have been asked where I came from. My answer naturally remained the same even though I am years removed from it."
Heidi Trester Williamsburg, Virginia "remember when it all seemed to mean something?" Photo Montage Archival Ink on Epson Watercolor Paper 20.5X16.5" $400 "This work exemplifies my attraction to street art especially words combined with an image or images, often from different sites. There is a connectedness that happens between originator and viewer that is spontaneous and at times profound."
Sean Tully Ventura, California Untitled Wood Actual Size POR
Sean Tully Ventura, California "One Nite Stand" Mixed Medial on Canvas 45X55" POR
TT Tung Taipei, Taiwan "Smiling Puppet" Oil on Canvas 36X46" $7500
Erni Vales New York, New York "Urban Gil" Acrylic on Canvas 36X24" $5350 "It took myself years to master this art form, graffiti that is. In the eye of a graffiti artist the mastery of many different levels of the genre are clear and evident, this piece should break open the stereotype most people have about graffiti. This 'graffiti' painting transcends the stereotypes." www.evlworld.com
Alan Vlach Trenton, Maine "Wheatpaste #11" Inkjet on Canvas 24X36" $400 www.alanvlach.com
Dallas Walters Sweetser, Indiana Imagemark #9 Inkjet Print 16X20" $450
Paul Weiner Somerville, Massachusetts "Klean" Cibachrome Print 22X22" $1400 "This image is part of my Artist Portrait series. Each portrait, shot on transparency film, is a single exposure, lit only by shining a flashlight on selected objects/persons in a darkened room. Each exposure takes 20-30 minutes. There are no darkroom or computer manipulations." pkweiner@verizon.net
Ignatius Widiapradja Des Moines, Iowa "Jesus Loves Me" Digital Print 48X36" $800
Stephanie Williams Grapevine, Texas "1995/2005" Digital Print / Digital Print on Wax Paper 25X12" $350 "I printed 1995 on the correct side of archival digital paper. I then flipped the paper to the wax surface and printed the exact same image. I used this process to further emphasize that the same memory can be perceived differently under dissimilar circumstances. This piece symbolizes the impermanence of perceived memories. Time changes our perspective of events and places in our past. When revisiting something after a prolonged period of absence, you realize things have changed or no longer exist." www.stephaniewilliams.net
