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Spring Suspended
by Joelle C.
acrylic and oil on carved wood
triptych
48 x 80 (48 x 26 each) $21,000 |
On the Path
by Joelle C.
acrylic on canvas
32 x 44 $8500 gallery wrap |
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Falling in Love
by Joelle C.
oil on carved purple heart wood
17 x 7.5 $1400 |
Untitled
by Kirk Kurokawa
oil on panel
11 x 14 $1900 |
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Sunday
by Kirk Kurokawa
oil on panel
20 x 16 $2900 |
Pinpointed
by Kirk Kurokawa
oil on panel
diptych
7 x 29 (7 x 14 each) 2200 |
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Koinobori
by Kirk Kurokawa
oil on panel
diptych
10 x 17 (10 x 8 each) $1800 |
Matsumoto
by Kirk Kurokawa
oil on panel
16 x 20 2900 |
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100
by Kirk Kurokawa
oil on panel
14 x 11 $1900 |
Chinese Firecrackers
by Elaine Gima
hand-painted silk, pieced & glued
$700 |
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Celebrate!
by Elaine Gima
hand-painted silk on charmeuse
$550 |
Spirits Rising
by Elaine Gima
hand-painted silk on charmeuse
$920 (size 8) |
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Moon Rise
by Sally Worcester
glass
9 x 8 $800 |
Blue Bonsai Triptych
by Mike Worcester
glass
8 x 6, 11 x 7, 13 x 7 $1800 (as a set) |
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Black Lacquer & Red Lava
by Bill Worcester
glass
5 h x 28 dia $3200 |
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Wall Clock, Yin Yang
by Shaun Fleming
koa, camphor, pheasant wood and copper
$2200 |
Entryway Table
by Shaun Fleming
koa and pheasant, rainforest marble
46 x 20.5 x 30 h $6800 |
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Basket of Light / Evening Bath Light
by Lisa Kasprzycki
Basket of Light
mixed media on aged plywood
42 x 37 $3200
Evening Bath Light
60 x 48
75 x 63 $9200 framed |
At Home
by Lisa Kasprzycki
oil on wood
8 x 9
9.5 x 12 $350 framed |
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All of the pieces are made of porcelain clay. I first throw the
forms on a wheel
at which point they may be altered. I burnish (rub) each piece with
a small smooth stone.
This is done over and over again as the clay dries until it's smooth
and shiny.
This is usually over a period of 5 days. Then they are initially
fired to
about 1900 degrees. They are fired a second time with sawdust, seaweed,
anything that will burn and fume to give the pattern and color of the
piece.
The pattern is dependent on the temperature of the clay, smoke, fumes
and
how the air flows. Because these are somewhat random, uncontrollable
factors, there are no two pieces which are exactly alike.
Unfortunately,
the colors are burned off at higher temperatures so the porcelain is not
totally vitrified or fired enough to become hard and durable. The
pieces
are fragile and should be viewed as nonfunctional.
I love making these. I like its color and feel.
Everytime I open the kiln it's like christmas over again. |
Ceramic by Kevin Omura |
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N2 Fire
by Kevin Omura
low fire ceramic
$690 |
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Fiery Night
by Kevin Omura
low fire ceramic
$250 |
Untitled
by Kevin Omuro
low fire ceramic
$270 |
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Marui Marui
by Kevin Omuro
low fire ceramic
$220 |
Untitled
by Kevin Omuro
low fire ceramic
$240 |
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Bamboo Teapot
by Yasuji Tom Kamijo
earthenware
$145
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The Five Elements: Metal
by Douglas Chun & H. Janet Chun
collage - limited edition print (100)
25 x 23 $600 |
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The Five Elements: Wood
by Douglas Chun & H. Janet Chun
collage - limited edition print (100)
25 x 23 $600 |
The Five Elements: Earth
by Douglas Chun & H. Janet Chun
collage - limited edition print (100)
25 x 23 $600 |
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The Five Elements: Water
by Douglas Chun & H. Janet Chun
collage - limited edition print (100)
25 x 23 $600 |
The Five Elements: Fire
by Douglas Chun & H. Janet Chun
collage - limited edition print (100)
25 x 23 $600 |
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