Elliot Gordon

The Sisters

2018

Penny Whent (American, born 1949) "Wild Lupine" 2024 Acrylic Paint, Canvas, Stretcher Bars The artist signed the back of the painting. “Wild Lupine” by Penny Whent bursts with color...

Penny Whent (American, born 1949) "Fruit Bowl" 2005 Acrylic Paint, Canvas Board The artist signed the bottom left of the painting. Framed: 29" x 33" x 1.25" “Fruit Bowl” by Penny W...

“As I build layers of color, a personal iconography evolves on the painted surface. I’m interested in a surface that has a rich patina with a modern ancestry. By adding and subtracti...

Artist Commentary: Bare branches carve through and explode against the gradient sky behind while complimentary colors accentuate the vibrancy of the natu...

Rocky Horton is a conceptually based multi-disciplinary artist whose work spans painting, sculpture, video, and performance. Horton received his undergr...

Rocky Horton is a conceptually based multi-disciplinary artist whose work spans painting, sculpture, video, and performance. Horton received his undergr...

A blooming flower — delicate, fragrant, and full of beauty — becomes a symbol of human life. Fragile and fleeting, yet radiant in its own time. These white peonies evoke the essence...

Golden Thread is a work where floral forms float through space, creating a feeling of movement and lightness. A fine golden line unites the fragments of the composition, evoking the ...

This contemporary semi-abstract impressionist painting "Lilacs flowers in a vase" offers a luminous vision of spring: a vibrant bouquet of purple and blue lilacs rising from a vase ...

Rendered in pink, lemon, green, and blue this abstract painting with a floral motif is by Adam Cohen. Thickly applied expressive brushstrokes in a bright palette bring a palpable energy to this lively, joyful painting that resembles a floral tapestry. Cohen likes to cut into wet paint with a palette knife to create visible texture. Pink, lemon, green, and blue flower petals overlap one another in a luscious visual display. “… I like abstract painting. I can create accidents. And then I can edit in or out what I like. Use them as a springboard. A place to build the rest of the painting around. I create paintings that feel deeply personal to me. Somehow I always know when they are done.” Adam Cohen “A painting by Adam Cohen is like a sudden burst of light. Vision is dazzled by a surface alive with color, swarming with incident. As you approach the canvas, it feels as if it were coming forward to meet you, to immerse you in a field of visual energy.” Carter Ratcliff, Art Critic Adam Cohen studied at Philadelphia’s Tyler School of Art and lived and painted in Rome for a year. After many successful years as an illustrator in NYC, he returned to his first love...