Gossip Girl- Art Production Fund benefit-auction

Are you keen on owing a piece from the Gossip Girl-set?

Check out Paddle8 auctioneers at http://www.paddle8.com/auctions/apf

“Spotted- Prop Art straight from the set of Gossip Girl! This auction offers the only opportunity to own artist reproductions displayed on the set of “Gossip Girl” from 2008-2012. These signed and unique reproductions were exclusively made by the artists for the television series. Proceeds from this sale support APF’s public art initiatives. Bid online only from April 10-23 at 11am EST. xoxo, APF”

(From the http://www.paddle8.com)

Katherine Bernhardt- Accessable Art Portfolio

Katherine Bernhardt,” Naomi”, acrylic on canvas 60 x 48 in.

Katherine Bernhardt (Born: 1975 in Clayton, Missouri. Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY). She recieved her MFA from School of Visual Arts in New York, and her BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.

Bernhardt is an international well known artist. She has had a numerous exhibitions and been presented at art messes. Katherine bernhardt is especially known for her woman based portrait of glossary women on an acrylic canvas. Her paintings have a sort of expressionistic and abstract touch, using symbols and female stars.

 

 Katherine Bernhardt “,Dior darling” 2011, acrylic on canvas 60 x 48 in.

When CHANEL launched their J12 watch in 2007, Kathrine Bernhardt got to make a store installation for the occation. She has also worked with several fashion institutions.

 

Katherine Bernhardt, “Prada yellow earrings” 2011, acrylic on canvas 60 x 48 in.

 Katherine Bernhardt, “Rihanna, I’ve loved and I’ve lost”, 2011, acrylic on canvas 60 x 48 in.

 Exhibition view from NOMAD at Loyal Gallery

Photo credit: Loyal Gallery

For utterly information:

LOYAL Gallery, Malmö

www.loyalgallery.com

Galerie Suzanne Tarasieve Paris

www.suzanne-tarasieve.com

Saatchi Gallery

www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk

Gossip Girl Art- David Konigsberg

(Painting on the right wall by Konigsberg)

 Nate’s bedroom, Photo credit: Christina Tonkin

David Konigsberg (Born in Pennsylvania. Lives and worsk in Brooklyn, NY).

Konigsberg is known for his dreamy world, where a rustic approach brings the world of classic painting and modernisme together. His natural landscapes invite the viewers to narratives sceenes.

David Konigsberg, “Swimmingpool”  oil on canvas 25 x 20 in.

 Margaret Neill, the curator at 4Sight: “Realism to Abstraction”  wrote in 2002 following words:

“At a time when figurative art has enjoyed something of a revival, it is refreshing to find a reason why it should—that is, an approach that doesn’t just revel in the form, but looks at the figure anew, and gives a fresh application. What has attracted me to the work of David Konigsberg is his fairly unique ability to marry traditions of painting (and a classicist’s eye) and a contemporary sensibility. These are not, in other words, your father’s figurative paintings. Whether large or small, Konigsberg’s figures are clearly in a state of transition, filled with character and individual intent, yet tied to a larger choreography over which they have little control or awareness. The spiritual implications of this are both ambiguous and profound. Tension lurks beneath the placid, and humor betrays the menace. In paintings that are frankly a pleasure to look at, he delivers us to a mixed emotional state—one that feels altogether natural in our current time and place”.

David Konigsberg, “Twos”  oil on canvas  56 x 76 cm

David Konigsberg “Tableau” 2012  oil on canvas 56 x 76 cm

For utterly information:

http://www.davidkonigsberg.us

Eisenhauer Gallery

Allen Sheppard Gallery, NY

 Kenise Barnes Fine Art