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$3,500.00 Buy nowMixed Media by Gerald Branch (36in. x 36in.)
"My professional career as an educator compelled me to create works that would encourage viewers to critically think and possibly see links that connect with their life experiences and personal stories. “So Many Stories” are visually represented in each piece. In some cases some stories might appear obvious to some, but hopefully as the viewer becomes engaged with the details of each piece, they see connections to their personal stories and experiences." Artwork purchased online can be picked up AFTER the exhibit ends, on or after January 2 & 3, 2024 -- or shipped to the buyer (ALL SHIPPING COSTS TO BE PAID BY THE BUYER). -
$4,000.00 Buy nowMixed Media by Gerald Branch (36in. x 48in.)
"My professional career as an educator compelled me to create works that would encourage viewers to critically think and possibly see links that connect with their life experiences and personal stories. “So Many Stories” are visually represented in each piece. In some cases some stories might appear obvious to some, but hopefully as the viewer becomes engaged with the details of each piece, they see connections to their personal stories and experiences." Artwork purchased online can be picked up AFTER the exhibit ends, on or after January 2 & 3, 2024 -- or shipped to the buyer (ALL SHIPPING COSTS TO BE PAID BY THE BUYER). -
$2,500.00 Buy nowAcrylic by Alexter Albury (40in. x 30in.)
"I am driven to paint by my emotions. My thoughts and feelings compel me to express them on canvas. The images that I create are my voice. They say the things that I cannot speak. I have always thought that the beauty of the human form is unrivaled. Simple gestures with our hands, eyes and lips can say more in a single glance than a thousand words. We are all different. Culture, faith, and economics enforce many of those differences. But emotions are universal. We all feel them and often times react to them in similar ways. Though my paintings depict how I feel and think, they are still common themes that many people relate to. I combine gestures of the human form with my emotions to create art that speaks my truth and the truth of others." Artwork purchased online can be picked up AFTER the exhibit ends, on or after January 2 & 3, 2024 -- or shipped to the buyer (ALL SHIPPING COSTS TO BE PAID BY THE BUYER). -
Buy nowAcrylic by Alexter Albury (36in. x 24in.) **NOT FOR SALE**
"I am driven to paint by my emotions. My thoughts and feelings compel me to express them on canvas. The images that I create are my voice. They say the things that I cannot speak. I have always thought that the beauty of the human form is unrivaled. Simple gestures with our hands, eyes and lips can say more in a single glance than a thousand words. We are all different. Culture, faith, and economics enforce many of those differences. But emotions are universal. We all feel them and often times react to them in similar ways. Though my paintings depict how I feel and think, they are still common themes that many people relate to. I combine gestures of the human form with my emotions to create art that speaks my truth and the truth of others." Artwork purchased online can be picked up AFTER the exhibit ends, on or after January 2 & 3, 2024 -- or shipped to the buyer (ALL SHIPPING COSTS TO BE PAID BY THE BUYER). -
$1,375.00 Buy nowArchival Pigment Print by Lenny Foster (18in. x 24in.)
"The Spirit inspired series; “Street Saints” is a series of portrait interpretations of Catholic Saints of African descent. I first discovered these Saints while doing a little research on St. Augustine de Hippo, who was from the Hippo region of North Africa. It was after this portrait, during the time of Covid shutdown in St Augustine, that I had more encounters with some of the un-housed folks that would pass the gallery. It was during this time they were more visible, felt freer to move about and that I began to have more direct contact with them. The people on the street typically have to deal with life and needs and lack, one day at a time. A lot of us then because of the imposed shut downs, layoffs, lack of resources, we too had to live a day at a time…what a concept! These folks are often viewed as people to be afraid of, looked down upon and or avoided. With this project, it is my aim to look beyond their circumstances, beyond their appearance and what mental illness and or addiction they may be suffering from. It’s easy to see the saintly in people when they are put up on a Spiritual pedestal or look and talk a certain way. The opportunity now for me is to connect with and look upon these “brothers and sisters” as walking divinity, to see their inner “Saint”. My hope is that it will inspire more connectedness, more tolerance, love, compassion, empathy and kindness toward the un-housed, at least for me and hopefully for others. The St. Johns Cultural Council generously funds the Street Saints series. Proceeds from sales will go to The St. Johns County Homeless Coalition and the St. Francis House. We greatly appreciate the St. Augustine Art Association for allowing this work and the work of brilliant fellow artists: Brandon Santiago, Alexter Albury and Gerald Branch to exhibit this Soul Collective exhibition!" Artwork purchased online can be picked up AFTER the exhibit ends, on or after January 2 & 3, 2024 -- or shipped to the buyer (ALL SHIPPING COSTS TO BE PAID BY THE BUYER). -
$1,375.00 Buy nowArchival Pigment Print by Lenny Foster (18in. x 24in.)
"The Spirit inspired series; “Street Saints” is a series of portrait interpretations of Catholic Saints of African descent. I first discovered these Saints while doing a little research on St. Augustine de Hippo, who was from the Hippo region of North Africa. It was after this portrait, during the time of Covid shutdown in St Augustine, that I had more encounters with some of the un-housed folks that would pass the gallery. It was during this time they were more visible, felt freer to move about and that I began to have more direct contact with them. The people on the street typically have to deal with life and needs and lack, one day at a time. A lot of us then because of the imposed shut downs, layoffs, lack of resources, we too had to live a day at a time…what a concept! These folks are often viewed as people to be afraid of, looked down upon and or avoided. With this project, it is my aim to look beyond their circumstances, beyond their appearance and what mental illness and or addiction they may be suffering from. It’s easy to see the saintly in people when they are put up on a Spiritual pedestal or look and talk a certain way. The opportunity now for me is to connect with and look upon these “brothers and sisters” as walking divinity, to see their inner “Saint”. My hope is that it will inspire more connectedness, more tolerance, love, compassion, empathy and kindness toward the un-housed, at least for me and hopefully for others. The St. Johns Cultural Council generously funds the Street Saints series. Proceeds from sales will go to The St. Johns County Homeless Coalition and the St. Francis House. We greatly appreciate the St. Augustine Art Association for allowing this work and the work of brilliant fellow artists: Brandon Santiago, Alexter Albury and Gerald Branch to exhibit this Soul Collective exhibition!" Artwork purchased online can be picked up AFTER the exhibit ends, on or after January 2 & 3, 2024 -- or shipped to the buyer (ALL SHIPPING COSTS TO BE PAID BY THE BUYER). -
$1,375.00 Buy nowArchival Pigment Print by Lenny Foster (18in. x 24in.)
"The Spirit inspired series; “Street Saints” is a series of portrait interpretations of Catholic Saints of African descent. I first discovered these Saints while doing a little research on St. Augustine de Hippo, who was from the Hippo region of North Africa. It was after this portrait, during the time of Covid shutdown in St Augustine, that I had more encounters with some of the un-housed folks that would pass the gallery. It was during this time they were more visible, felt freer to move about and that I began to have more direct contact with them. The people on the street typically have to deal with life and needs and lack, one day at a time. A lot of us then because of the imposed shut downs, layoffs, lack of resources, we too had to live a day at a time…what a concept! These folks are often viewed as people to be afraid of, looked down upon and or avoided. With this project, it is my aim to look beyond their circumstances, beyond their appearance and what mental illness and or addiction they may be suffering from. It’s easy to see the saintly in people when they are put up on a Spiritual pedestal or look and talk a certain way. The opportunity now for me is to connect with and look upon these “brothers and sisters” as walking divinity, to see their inner “Saint”. My hope is that it will inspire more connectedness, more tolerance, love, compassion, empathy and kindness toward the un-housed, at least for me and hopefully for others. The St. Johns Cultural Council generously funds the Street Saints series. Proceeds from sales will go to The St. Johns County Homeless Coalition and the St. Francis House. We greatly appreciate the St. Augustine Art Association for allowing this work and the work of brilliant fellow artists: Brandon Santiago, Alexter Albury and Gerald Branch to exhibit this Soul Collective exhibition!" Artwork purchased online can be picked up AFTER the exhibit ends, on or after January 2 & 3, 2024 -- or shipped to the buyer (ALL SHIPPING COSTS TO BE PAID BY THE BUYER). -
$1,375.00 Buy nowArchival Pigment Print by Lenny Foster (18in. x 24in.)
"The Spirit inspired series; “Street Saints” is a series of portrait interpretations of Catholic Saints of African descent. I first discovered these Saints while doing a little research on St. Augustine de Hippo, who was from the Hippo region of North Africa. It was after this portrait, during the time of Covid shutdown in St Augustine, that I had more encounters with some of the un-housed folks that would pass the gallery. It was during this time they were more visible, felt freer to move about and that I began to have more direct contact with them. The people on the street typically have to deal with life and needs and lack, one day at a time. A lot of us then because of the imposed shut downs, layoffs, lack of resources, we too had to live a day at a time…what a concept! These folks are often viewed as people to be afraid of, looked down upon and or avoided. With this project, it is my aim to look beyond their circumstances, beyond their appearance and what mental illness and or addiction they may be suffering from. It’s easy to see the saintly in people when they are put up on a Spiritual pedestal or look and talk a certain way. The opportunity now for me is to connect with and look upon these “brothers and sisters” as walking divinity, to see their inner “Saint”. My hope is that it will inspire more connectedness, more tolerance, love, compassion, empathy and kindness toward the un-housed, at least for me and hopefully for others. The St. Johns Cultural Council generously funds the Street Saints series. Proceeds from sales will go to The St. Johns County Homeless Coalition and the St. Francis House. We greatly appreciate the St. Augustine Art Association for allowing this work and the work of brilliant fellow artists: Brandon Santiago, Alexter Albury and Gerald Branch to exhibit this Soul Collective exhibition!" Artwork purchased online can be picked up AFTER the exhibit ends, on or after January 2 & 3, 2024 -- or shipped to the buyer (ALL SHIPPING COSTS TO BE PAID BY THE BUYER).