The Lady & The Bear
18" x 24"
silk screen on paper
1/20
$35
Sissy Fight
18" x 24"
silk screen on paper
1/20
$40
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Paper Trails At Rosalux GAllery Saturday September 26th 6-10 PM
Times are hard but loving art is easy, so Rosalux has decided to conclude our time at open book with a one night special exhibition and print sale. Paper trails will feature limited edition works in series of 20 each from our artists available for the low low recession busting prices of only $25 - $50 each. This exhibition will not only feature our current roster of talent but we have also invited past members of the gallery to participate in order to commemorate the time we have spent at the Open Book and celebrate the artists and work we have been able to share with the twin cities arts community over the past seven years.
Participating artists have generously agreed to donate 25% of all sales towards Rosalux’s move and reopening in February 2010. Please don’t miss this chance to help us to help you make the world a more beautiful place with art.
Participating artists have generously agreed to donate 25% of all sales towards Rosalux’s move and reopening in February 2010. Please don’t miss this chance to help us to help you make the world a more beautiful place with art.
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2 comments:
I like the "lady's" hair and clothing. It reminds me of hawaiian flowers/petals.
For the Sissy Fight portrait, what does it say in writing above their heads?
--Moon
it says, It would be easier for me to hurt you if you would throw the first punch
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