Painting

We specialize in an intimate presentation of contemporary art from emerging and established artists with an emphasis on narrative. Paintings include landscape, farmhouses and barns, expressive abstract paintings, modern portraits and encaustic mixed media collage.

Poet and the Bench Contemporary Paintings by Jean Jack, Laura Roebuck, Jeffrey Palladini, Rachel Hebert, Kate Nicholson, Linda Benenati and Karen McAlister Shimoda
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Brand new series of narratives by Linda Benenati called Dream Divas explores the vast night sky, the constellations and our dreams. Linda says the viewer might not be able to know whether the subject is the dreamer or the one being dreamed about. This one features one dreaming about the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco.
Poppy Ponders the Universe is from encaustic artist Linda Benenati's series called Dream Divas. Linda has taken her love of California Poppies and the current Super Bloom and brought them into the Diva Girl portraiture with her fashion and style!
Under the Sea Jelly Sky is a supernatural dreamy narrative from Linda Benenati's Fish Tales series. She's just landed on a planet far far away and about to go on an adventure of the unknown. Linda is inspired by the 20's and 30's, love, and a love of anything French–plus a high dose of whimsy, fashion and style!
Linda pulls from the 20's and 30's, anything French and locations in the San Francisco Bay Area in this Encaustic Mixed Media series, Floral Follies. We love this scene from the forest where Bella communes with blooming blue bells and a super cute bunny.
Linda pulls from the 20's and 30's, anything French and locations in the San Francisco Bay Area in this Encaustic Mixed Media series, Floral Follies. We love this scene from Spreckles lake in Golden Gate Park where miniature model motorized and sail boats are launched.
Linda pulls from the 20's and 30's, anything French and locations in the San Francisco Bay Area in this Encaustic Mixed Media series, Floral Follies. We love the super bloom in Portrait of Iris and the unexpected appearance of a squirrel.
Linda pulls from the 20's and 30's, anything French and in this Encaustic Mixed Media series, fantastical noble women. We love Princess Bun Bun with her carrot headpiece and veil and delightful bunny rabbits.
Linda pulls from the 20's and 30's, anything French and in this Encaustic Mixed Media series, fantastical noble women. We love Princess Pisces and the whimsical use of fish as fashion accessories.
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Sea Ennui brings us to the ocean in this beachy encaustic collage. Linda has taken her love of the water and brought her characters into this echoes of the sea portraiture with her whimsy, fashion and style!
Linda pulls from the 20's and 30's, anything French and in this new Encaustic Mixed Media series, True Lies, some of her best absurd delight. We love this desert scene with a hare, a group of meerkats and cactus flowers in bloom.
Linda pulls from the 20's and 30's, anything French and in this new Encaustic Mixed Media series, True Lies, some of her best absurd delight. We love this jungle scene with a diaphanous Jane at the waterfall.
This bunny is all ears. Acrylic on wood painting of a hare or bunny rabbit by San Francisco artist Michael McConnell.
Michael McConnell / Fine Art / Painting / Blended Family
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Cliff Dweller. A mountain lion on the move in a color field landscape that is also representative of a sense of place. Artist Michael McConnell creates relationships within the color palette, taking interest in how colors can provoke a mood, a feeling, or grounding.
Dappled in Sunlight by Michael McConnell. A fox painting in a loose abstracted background that implies a sense of space or environment for the subject to reside in.
Easement. A coyote on the move in a color field landscape that is also representative of a sense of place. Artist Michael McConnell creates relationships within the color palette, taking interest in how colors can provoke a mood, a feeling, or grounding.
Emergence. A bear emerging from the color field landscape. Artist Michael McConnell creates relationships within the color palette, taking interest in how colors can provoke a mood, a feeling, or a sense of place.
Empty Nest. A representation of artist Michael McConnell's own relationships and a universal symbol.
Hare Stare by San Francisco artist Michael McConnell. A dramatic hare or bunny rabbit painting in a loose abstracted background that implies a sense of space or environment for the subject to reside in.
Leap by Michael McConnell. A bunny rabbit painting in a loose abstracted background that implies a sense of space or environment for the subject to reside in.
The Legend of the Owl and Crow. Abstracted color and forms compose the environment for representational depictions of animals to reside in. The animals carry their own associations and meanings entwined with those of my own personal narrative. Often, they can be symbols of prevalent relationships in my life. At times they are presented in isolation, self reflecting. Pairs or groups form more complicated dialogues.
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Lightfoot. A deer on the move. We're struck by the emotionality that sits both on the surface and deep beneath. Without always knowing the symbology present in a piece, you can feel the resonance artist Michael McConnell has with living things.
Neighbors No. 1. A representation of both a universal symbol as well as artist Michael McConnell's 20 year relationship with his partner.From the series, Stories Grounded in Color.
Neighbors No. 2. A representation of both a universal symbol as well as artist Michael McConnell's 20 year relationship with his partner.From the series, Stories Grounded in Color.
Neighbors No. 3. A representation of both a universal symbol as well as artist Michael McConnell's 20 year relationship with his partner.
Passageway. A coyote on the move in a color field landscape that is also representative of a sense of place. Artist Michael McConnell creates relationships within the color palette, taking interest in how colors can provoke a mood, a feeling, or grounding.
Pelican Beach by San Francisco artist Michael McConnell. A coastal California scene with a pelican, depicted in a loose abstracted background that implies a sense of space or environment for the subject matter to reside in.
Prairie Wolf. A coyote on the move in a color field landscape that is also representative of a sense of place. Artist Michael McConnell creates relationships within the color palette, taking interest in how colors can provoke a mood, a feeling, or grounding.
Release the Hounds. A beautiful bunny rabbit as a talisman of protection against something powerful or aggressive. Depicted in a loose abstracted background that implies a sense of space or environment for the subject matter to reside in.
Scenic Views. A representation of artist Michael McConnell's own relationships and a universal symbol. From the series, Stories Grounded in Color.
So This Is Her Kingdom by artist Michael McConnell. A California Bear depicted in a loose abstracted background that implies a sense of space or environment for the subject matter to reside in.
Solstice. A coyote in motion. We're struck by the emotionality that sits both on the surface and deep beneath. Without always knowing the symbology present in a piece, you can feel the resonance artist Michael McConnell has with living things.
Rachel Hebert and Kate Nicholson / Fine Art / Painting / Intersection 1
Rachel Hebert and Kate Nicholson collaboratively paint. This series uses pumice and acrylic layers to create a sculptural texture.
Rachel Hebert and Kate Nicholson collaboratively paint. This series uses pumice and acrylic layers to create a sculptural texture.
Rachel Hebert and Kate Nicholson / Fine Art / Painting / Wherever You Find Yourself
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