Anna Malikowska

Boys Blue:Contemporary Figurative Acrylic On Canvas Painting by Anna Malikowska

2017

The Consignment series developed from an initial theme of escapology into a meditation on social environment. A figure physically enclosed within the confines of a frame suggests bot...

Winter landscape in typical Therese James style. The snow has settled And all is white A moon is peeping It will soon be night The snowman watches The world pass by Soon he will dan...

Great imagery here from the studio of Anna Malikowska. A sharp portrayal of Flamenco boots; it's possible to hear the staccato rhythm and sense the drama and romance of the dance. ...

Clawman - Part of the Smoke & Mirrors series this mixed media piece from the Ibbitson studio features a man with one arm transformed into the claw of a lobster. A strange transmogrif...

30 x 20" Canvas board collage, Acrylic Signed

30 x24" Acrylic on canvas signed

All life is one continuous night. And just as hints of dawn appear, the night becomes even darker. So we walk through that night together. Where to? Why?... For texture on the primed...

The edges are painted The painting was part of an exhibition 'Ancestral call' in Switzerland This canvas is infused with the energy and symbolism of tarot cards, especially the Star...

Sandbar Trilogy is a brilliantly colorful pop art painting, an ode to the popular gay beach scene in Miami, Florida. Three panels of male figures are seen lounging, sitting and stan...

Francks Deceus’ “Mumbo Jumbo BK#1” is a 20 x 16 inch acrylic paint, color pencil, and collage painting on canvas. The main colors are pink, blue and red. The image is very playful, showing a man dressed as a superhero standing next to an entangled fire hose. The title “Mumbo Jumbo, is inspired by Ishmael Reed’s book under the same titled, where he attempted to capsulate the complexities of the African American experience. For Deceus is about capturing the complexity of his experience as an immigrant from Haiti back in the 1970s. A series of very colorful and playful works, focusing on the adventures of one figure named “Cappy”. The name is derived from Deceus family home town, Cap Haitien. Cappy is Deceus alter-ego; The images are intentionally drawn in the vein of comic strips with Cappy as the superhero. He goes out in the world and has to solve the kind of frightening experiences Deceus knew about as a Haitian immigrant, which in the paintings are ironically represented by the hose/snake snarling Cappy. Stylistically Deceus work incorporates many of the aesthetic forms of artists like Norman Lewis and Howardena...

I don't know why I keep believing That one day they'll bring us together When they've shown, in more ways than one That all they care about is the money You belong to the one politic...

Sanjay Soni - Parivena Oil & Acrylic on Canvas, 36 x 48 inches, 2018 Born in 1971 in Delhi. A self-taught artist who through his paintings,portrays his emotions in the most profound...