Last Saturday was the opening to the duo show "Natural History" at
Gallery 1988: Venice with
Leontine Greenberg and myself. It was a bit rainy but thanks everyone who came and extra special thanks to the fine folks at Gallery 1988.
It was my first time in California and I couldn't have been more thrilled to be there!
Here's a closer link at my pieces in the show. This venue specializes in pop culture shows and so I focused the theme of my paintings to what pop culture is to me. I tend to be on the nerdy side of pop culture...Dungeons and Dragons, Video Games, and Legos are a few of my references that came up in this show.
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Critical Fail, 6.25x6.25 inches, Gouache and ink on paper, © Nicole Gustafsson 2012 Available |
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D10 of Bad Beasties, 10x10 inches, Gouache & Ink on paper, © Nicole Gustafsson 2012 SOLD |
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D20 of Awesome Artifacts, 10x10 inches, Gouache and ink paper, © Nicole Gustafsson 2012, Available |
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Fire Flower, 7.5 x 10 inches, gouache and ink on paper, © Nicole Gustafsson 2012 Available |
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Flora of the Mushroom Kingdom, 12x12 inches, gouache & ink on paper, © Nicole Gustafsson 2012 Available |
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The Forest Grew While She Dreamed, 14.25x8.5 inches, gouache & ink on paper, © Nicole Gustafsson 2012 Available |
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Exploring the Mushroom Grove, 8x8 inches, gouache and ink on paper, © Nicole Gustafsson 2012 Available Sold |
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Fragments of Kingdoms Past, 7.5x6.5 inches, gouache and ink on paper, ©Nicole Gustafsson 2012, Available |
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Ruins, 10x10inches, gouache and ink on paper, © Nicole Gustafsson 2012 SOLD | Prints Available |
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The Night Fortress, 8x10inches, goauche and ink on paper, ©Nicole Gustafsson, SOLD |
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The Nothing is Coming, 10x10inches, gouache and ink on paper, © Nicole Gustafsson 2012, Available |
All the paintings are available online at
www.nineteeneightyeight.com and will be up all month long at the gallery.
Check out their website for hours.
3 comments:
Beautiful
I have to ask, what do you scan your work with? Always looks so fabulous online!
Love the Leggo theme! Congratulations for a terrific show, Nicole!
Hi Jade,
I use a large format scanner. Epson GT-20000. It was pricy but I've been really happy with it, and I no longer have to scan sections of my paintings and piece them together in photoshop. Yea!
Thanks,
Nicole
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