Together with this months feature exhibition [The Animitas by Veronica Ibanez Romagnoli] we are releasing a new series of photography by the artist in limited edition print. [caption id="attachment_10132" align="alignleft" width="290"] Animata's # 27, 2009. Photo Print by Veronica Ibanez Romagnoli[/caption] These gorgeous photographs remind us of the enormity of the landscape and our place within it. Focusing on the Animita, Ibanez captures the resting places of the dead. Not dissimilar to the sarcophagi of the Egyptians, the Animitas are homes for the souls of the departed. The Animitas are constructed from basic materials and are often adorned with offerings like flowers and gifts for the spirit. Each dwelling is prepared and maintained by the family and friends of the deceased. Set against the remarkable backdrop of the Chilean landscape, they are aesthetic marvels that defy scale. The humble, miniature dwellings are scattered throughout the landscape, sometimes in the most unusual places - as if all alone in the world. Visit Veronica Ibanez Romagnoli's page in our SHOP to view her complete print portfolio. [caption id="attachment_10138" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Animata's # 30, 2009. Photo Print by Veronica Ibanez Romagnoli[/caption] [caption id="attachment_10126" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Animata's # 26, 2009. Photo Print by Veronica Ibanez Romagnoli[/caption]

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We have just added a new series of art in print by TWFineArt's Julika Lackner. This series is a gorgeous abstract representation of the American landscape in locations like Yellowstone National Park. Like the impressionists, Lackner captures moments of light and color. What she sees around her is depicted in layers of horizontal bands that reference the horizons of landscape. Like layers of sediment, the bands pile on top of each other to create complex abstract visions of the environments around her. Visit Juilka's PORTFOLIO to view the full collection. [caption id="attachment_9827" align="alignleft" width="356"] Color Bands - Yellowstone, 2014. Print by Julika Lackner[/caption] [caption id="attachment_9828" align="alignleft" width="357"] Color Bands - Yellowstone Light, 2014. Print by Julika Lackner[/caption]

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In conjunction with James Street's Food and Wine Trail TWFineArt is releasing a limited edition series of food inspired art prints by Michelle Matson!

Michelle Matson, was born 1981, she currently lives & works in Brooklyn, NY. She has had various solo shows in New York, including “Cactus Milk” (2012) at the Youth Group Gallery, Brooklyn and “Rise” (2012) paper sculpture installation in Soho, NY at Issey Miyake’s Pleats Please.

These fabulous prints will be released on the first day of the Trail, July 31st 2014! STAY TUNED by registering your email address and we'll keep you up to date on what's happening at TWFineArt without clogging your inbox with spam!!

[caption id="attachment_9618" align="alignleft" width="343"] Michelle Matson Sculpture Print[/caption] [caption id="attachment_9619" align="alignright" width="372"] Michelle Matson Sculpture Print[/caption]

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We are always adding work to our portfolio. This week we have added new modern art in limited edition print by Rachel Ritchford, Greg MacLaughlin, Chrys Grummert and Bernadita Castillo; Rachel Ritchford - view Rachel's ART in print: [caption id="attachment_9524" align="aligncenter" width="553"] Landscape w/ Abstraction. Print by Rachel Ritchford[/caption]

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  Greg MacLaughlin - view Greg's ART in print: [caption id="attachment_9341" align="aligncenter" width="557"] Innocently Drew, 2014. Print by Greg MacLaughlin[/caption]

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  Chrys Grummert - view Chrys' ART in Print: [caption id="attachment_9473" align="aligncenter" width="559"] Paint by Numbers I. Print by Chris Grummert[/caption]

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  Bernadita Castillo - view Bernadita's ART in Print: [caption id="attachment_9492" align="aligncenter" width="533"] Composition, 2010. Print by Bernadita Castillo[/caption]  

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In May of 1951 the 9th Street show opened to an overwhelming reception and introduced the world to the Abstract Expressionists. To celebrate the 63rd anniversary of the ground-breaking show, we have collaborated with the Estate of Michael Goldberg to bring you four limited edition Transfer works on newsprint from 1992. [divider] [caption id="attachment_7963" align="alignleft" width="447"] Transfer - Green, Michael Goldberg 1992[/caption] To remove wet paint from the surface of his artwork, Goldberg would apply newsprint to the surface and then scrape a large pallet knife over the newsprint to lift off excess paint. Doing this allowed him to work quickly without muddying the paint. This studio practice inspired a series of paintings where the markings on the newsprint became the focus of the work. By making deliberate movements with the pallet knife, Goldberg was able to create punchy gestural expressions of color that boldly capture a moment in time.

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