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12/1: La Luz de Jesus 31st Anniversary Drawing Show

By on November 28, 2017 in La Luz de Jesus, News

31st Anniversary Drawing Show
Exhibition: December 1-31
Reception: Fri. Dec. 1, 8-11 PM

La Luz de Jesus Gallery
4633 Hollywood Blvd,
Los Angeles, CA 90027
www.laluzdejesus.com

Artist list: Nathan Anderson, Ana Bagayan, Paul Barnes, Vicki Berndt, Andrew Brandou, Mark Bodnar, Jessica Dalva, Jason D’Aquino, Dave Dexter, Daniel Martin Diaz, Jorge Dos Diablos, Bruce Eichelberger, Frau Sakra, Damian Fulton, Mark Gleason, Derek Harrison, Scott Holloway, Karen Hydendahl, Stephanie Inagaki, Yumiko Kayukawa, Mariam Keurjikian, Zoe Lacchei, Craig LaRotonda, Tracy Lewis, Justine Lin, Lizz Lopez, Danni Shinya Luo, Patrick McGrath Muñiz, Junko Mizuno, Chris B. Murray, Michael Murphy, Mayuko Nakamura, Annie Owens, Rob Reger / Emily the Strange, Van Saro, Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman, Christopher Ulrich, Mel Weiner, Jasmine Worth, Daphne Yap.

2017 is La Luz de Jesus’ 31st year of continuous, monthly exhibitions. Think about that: La Luz de Jesus Gallery is 31 years old!

Some of the artists in this show weren’t even born yet when Billy Shire decided to clear out the storage apartment at the corner of Melrose and Martel, upstairs from his flagship Soap Plant shop with marked purpose. His vision: to showcase the incredible, ethnic folk art he brought back from Mexico, Guatemala, and museum quality pieces from Asia and elsewhere alongside that of his talented friends–people who were finding a hard time being taken seriously by the art establishment of the era in spite of their technical prowess. His experiment has spawned a legacy. The renewed interest in illustration art resultant from his gallery’s success influenced the zeitgeist, and launched industries. The lowbrow movement of California Art (which in turn informed the Pop Surrealists that followed) influenced fashion, television, film and culture. The rest, as they say, is history.

The 31st Anniversary Drawing Show is an invitational event that traces the history of Post-Pop in its birthplace.

We chose from the best illustrators featured in the 31-year history of La Luz de Jesus to create a new, original drawing for this show, allowing us to trace a line all the way from Robert Williams to Annie Owens.

Since this is a drawing show, the work will be graphite, charcoal, colored pencil, ink or ballpoint pen, watercolor and/or gouache on paper. Whatever the preferred technique, the dominant medium of expression will classify the work as a drawing. All works are 16×20″ or smaller before framing.

Preview the entire show at this link

 

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11/3: Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman – Girls, Girls, Girls

By on October 31, 2017 in La Luz de Jesus, News

Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman – Girls, Girls, Girls
showing with Jessica Dalva
November 3 – 26, 2017
Reception: Fri. Nov. 3rd, 8-11 PM

La Luz de Jesus Gallery
4633 Hollywood Blvd,
Los Angeles, CA 90027
www.laluzdejesus.com

Giant Girl
Oil and egg tempera on linen panel, 43×24″ in 51×32″ frame

The era of girls is now. Girls aren’t afraid to be obvious. Girls aren’t afraid to be naughty. Girls aren’t afraid to be girls. Today’s girl is an emerging phenomenon. What is her secret ingredient? It’s not only about being treated equally, it’s about being strong, present – a “wonder woman.” The powerful femininity arising now is a direct translation of the yin energy that I idolize. My work comes from someplace subliminal… a magical realm. It’s the unknown where I like to go. The characters that have been inhabiting my dreams are all here. As if I’ve been holding my breath and this is the first, fullest exhalation…Girls, Girls, Girls. Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman is a self-taught figurative and contemporary surrealist painter who combines 14th century painting techniques and magic realism to create pieces that appear to glow from within. Celebrating the hard-earned wisdom of childhood, she depicts subjects that are often young, hauntingly innocent, and teetering on the edge of naïveté.

Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman is a self-taught figurative painter who uses modified oil and egg tempera techniques of the 14th Century Old Masters to create magical realism works that appear to glow from within.

Celebrating the hard-earned wisdom of childhood, Sullivan-Beeman depicts subjects who are often young, hauntingly innocent and teetering on the edge of naïveté. She uses her personal dream journal to provoke her artwork, exploring Jung’s collective unconscious with an overt curiosity for the bizarre and the esoteric, especially alchemy and the tarot. Her work has been shown at Aqua Art Miami, FL; C Emerson Fine Arts in St. Petersburg, FL; Corey Helford Gallery and La Luz de Jesus Gallery in Los Angeles, CA; Stephen Romano Gallery and Gristle Gallery in Brooklyn, NY; Phylogeny Contemporary, Seattle, WA; Greg Moon Art in Taos, NM.; Merlino Galleria d’Arte Contemporanea, Florence, Italy and Art! Vancouver, BC, Canada

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2/5: Ave Rose – Beautiful Dream Machine at La Luz de Jesus Gallery

By on February 5, 2016 in La Luz de Jesus, News

Jessicka Addams & Lindsey Way with Special Guests
Ave Rose, Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman, Lena Rushing, Peca, and Valarie Bermudez

February 5-28, 2016
Opening reception: Friday, February 5th, 8-11PM

La Luz de Jesus Gallery
4633 Hollywood Blvd,
Los Angeles, CA 90027
www.laluzdejesus.com

In her sculptures, LA based artist, Ave Rose uses clockwork, antiques, insects, bones and taxidermy ephemera in congress with motion mechanics to produce reanimated, organic robots that tend more towards Rococo than Science Fiction. Incorporating precious gems and metals, her creatures are whimsical amusements that practically breathe with artificial life. Ave Rose’s work has been featured in music videos, TV shows, store front installations, and art galleries around the world. In 2015, Ave Rose was a contestant on the national TV show Steampunk’d, where she created fantasy story-lines, props, sculptures and fashion pieces in every episode. On the grand finale, Ave’s original steampunk fashion pieces helped seal the win for her team and Dita Von Teese compared her designs to that of Jean Paul Gaultier.

Her works are characterized by compelling double-effects, blending beauty with the bizarre, technology with tradition, and youthful whimsy with the cold, mechanical realities of death. Behind all of the clockwork, darkness, and hints of satire, Ave’s creations celebrate life by fearlessly confronting themes of a macabre nature.
—Hayley Evans, Beautiful Decay Magazine

In the Butterfly Dream Machine Ave Rose took twenty of the largest most beautiful butterflies from around the world and transformed them into individual articulated mechanical mini sculptures adorned with Victorian filigree and precious gemstones. Built into a giant fantasy machine these mechanical butterflies can be brought back to life with the use of a magical hand crank in a stunning spectacle lit with over one hundred glowing vacuum tubes. A large antique brass butterfly on the top of the machine can be turned to activate an enchanted music box. The base of the machine has a mysterious locked wooden cabinet. Whoever earns the key will gain access to a sacred maker’s journal holding the secrets of the machine.

Ave Rose – Butterfly Dream Machine (work in progress). Five feet tall, steampunk masterpiece. $TBA
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2/5: Jessicka Addams “Please Stop Loving Me” at La Luz de Jesus

By on February 5, 2016 in Uncategorized

Jessicka Addams & Lindsey Way with Special Guests
Ave Rose, Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman, Lena Rushing, Peca, and Valarie Bermudez

February 5-28, 2016
Opening reception: Friday, February 5th, 8-11PM

La Luz de Jesus Gallery
4633 Hollywood Blvd,
Los Angeles, CA 90027
www.laluzdejesus.com

Florida-born, Los Angeles-based artist Jessicka Addams‘ fascination with Goth culture, all things John Waters, death and cats collide in a disconsonant shower of sparks in her newest body of work, Please Stop Loving Me. Inspired by The Cure’s “End,” Please Stop Loving Me starts as a mystery providing boxes of clues to the artist’s intent, bit-by-bit, moment by painful moment; glimpses into the psyche of a person unraveling. Each one is carefully archived: grief here, betrayal there, an undiagnosed illness and several sudden deaths of the people closest to her. Experiences that changed her life indefinitely have been made corporeal, never to be forgotten. Throughout her exploration of identity, vulnerability and loss, Jessicka maintains an element of humor that subtly lifts the heaviness of her melancholy sculptures and paintings.

Jessicka is also the founding member and singer of seminal indie rock bands scarling. and Jack Off Jill, who reformed for select live dates in 2015. Additionally, she is the resident curator and researcher at Dark Dark Science, investigating the fluid relationship between art and music. Through Dark Dark Science, Jessicka strives to gain an understanding of the processes of others, the methods of individual visual artists, as well as the nature of their relationships with music and film, while continuing to create and exhibit her own work.

Jessicka’s work has been displayed throughout the United States, and featured in numerous publications including the French Art magazine Hey!

Copies of her recent zine After Grrrl: Small Stories from Big Lives, a collection of stories from her friends and influences, will available at the opening. Click here for more information about After Grrrl

Jessicka Addams - Blink in Order to Remember Mixed sculpted media, 8x10.5x8" in 16.5x10.5" diameter dome, $1,800
Jessicka Addams – Blink in Order to Remember
Mixed sculpted media, 8×10.5×8″ in 16.5×10.5″ diameter dome, $1,800
Jessicka Addams - No One Here Is on My Side Mixed and sculpted media, 9x7x5" in 11x11.5" diameter dome, $1,800
Jessicka Addams – No One Here Is on My Side
Mixed and sculpted media, 9x7x5″ in 11×11.5″ diameter dome, $1,800
Jessicka Addams - Please Stop Loving Me Acrylic on panel, 18.75x24.75x1.25", $600
Jessicka Addams – Please Stop Loving Me
Acrylic on panel, 18.75×24.75×1.25″, $600
Jessicka Addams - The Intervention of the Moon Acrylic and mixed media on panel, 9.75x12.75x1.25", $600
Jessicka Addams – The Intervention of the Moon
Acrylic and mixed media on panel, 9.75×12.75×1.25″, $600

 

Jessicka Addams - 1992 Acrylic on paper, 5x5" in 12x12" frame, $425
Jessicka Addams – 1992
Acrylic on paper, 5×5″ in 12×12″ frame, $425
Jessicka Addams - 2015 Acrylic on paper, 5x5" in 12x12" frame, $425
Jessicka Addams – 2015
Acrylic on paper, 5×5″ in 12×12″ frame, $425
Jessicka Addams - I Am Having a Nervous Breakdown Acrylic on paper, 5x5" in 12x12" frame, $425
Jessicka Addams – I Am Having a Nervous Breakdown
Acrylic on paper, 5×5″ in 12×12″ frame, $425
Jessicka Addams - I Need Botox, Hair Extensions and an Engagement Ring Acrylic on paper, 5x5" in 12x12" frame, $425
Jessicka Addams – I Need Botox, Hair Extensions and an Engagement Ring
Acrylic on paper, 5×5″ in 12×12″ frame, $425

 

Jessicka Addams - Alyx Acrylic and mixed media on panel, 6.75x8.75x1.25" $600
Jessicka Addams – Alyx
Acrylic and mixed media on panel, 6.75×8.75×1.25″ $600
Jessicka Addams - Poppy Acrylic and mixed media on panel, 6.75x8.75x1.25", $600 Sold​
Jessicka Addams – Poppy
Acrylic and mixed media on panel, 6.75×8.75×1.25″, $600 Sold​
Jessicka Addams - When You Lose Everything, You Can Do Anything Acrylic and mixed media on paper, 6.5x9.5" in 12.5x15.25x1.25" frame, $600
Jessicka Addams – When You Lose Everything, You Can Do Anything
Acrylic and mixed media on paper, 6.5×9.5″ in 12.5×15.25×1.25″ frame, $600
Jessicka Addams - Exhibit APhoto collage, 12.5x5x2", $450
Jessicka Addams – Exhibit A
Photo collage, 12.5x5x2″, $450

 

Jessicka Addams - Exhibit BMixed media collage, 12.5x5x2.5", $450 Sold​
Jessicka Addams – Exhibit B
Mixed media collage, 12.5x5x2.5″, $450 Sold​
Jessicka Addams - Exhibit CMixed media collage, 12.5x5x2.5", $450 Sold​
Jessicka Addams – Exhibit C
Mixed media collage, 12.5x5x2.5″, $450 Sold​
Jessicka Addams - Exhibit DMixed media collage, 12.5x5x2.5", $450
Jessicka Addams – Exhibit D
Mixed media collage, 12.5x5x2.5″, $450
Jessicka Addams - Exhibit EPhoto collage, 12.5x5x2", $450
Jessicka Addams – Exhibit E
Photo collage, 12.5x5x2″, $450
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2/5: Valarie Bermudez – “Love Spells” at La Luz de Jesus Gallery

By on February 1, 2016 in La Luz de Jesus, News

Jessicka Addams & Lindsey Way with Special Guests
Ave Rose, Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman, Lena Rushing, Peca, and Valarie Bermudez

February 5-28, 2016
Opening reception: Friday, February 5th, 8-11PM

La Luz de Jesus Gallery
4633 Hollywood Blvd,
Los Angeles, CA 90027
www.laluzdejesus.com

The art of  Valarie Bermudez is characterized by beauty and mortality. Her preferred medium is acrylic on Silk Velvet. With a love of Tattoo style, Comic Books, Animation, Day of the Dead, and Vintage Hollywood, she has expanded her style into fashion, accessories, toys and other merchandise. Her work has also been in numerous gallery exhibitions.  Valarie resides in Downtown Los Angeles, where she paints and draws characters.

Valarie Bermudez - Black DahliaAcrylic and mixed media on black silk velvet, 16x24" $1,000
Valarie Bermudez – Black Dahlia
Acrylic and mixed media on black silk velvet, 16×24″ $1,000
Valarie Bermudez - Rose KittyAcrylic on black silk velvet, 16x19" $1,000
Valarie Bermudez – Rose Kitty
Acrylic on black silk velvet, 16×19″ $1,000
Valarie Bermudez - My Mystical SoulmateAcrylic on black silk velvet, 9x16" $555
Valarie Bermudez – My Mystical Soulmate
Acrylic on black silk velvet, 9×16″ $555
Valarie Bermudez - CatwomanAcrylic and mixed media on black silk velvet, 16x34" $1,000
Valarie Bermudez – Catwoman
Acrylic and mixed media on black silk velvet, 16×34″ $1,000

 

Valarie Bermudez - Third Eye KittyAcrylic and mixed media on black silk velvet, 5x7" $250 Sold​
Valarie Bermudez – Third Eye Kitty
Acrylic and mixed media on black silk velvet, 5×7″ $250 Sold​
Valarie Bermudez - Heart KittyAcrylic on black silk velvet, 4x5" $150
Valarie Bermudez – Heart Kitty
Acrylic on black silk velvet, 4×5″ $150
Valarie Bermudez - Cat's EyeAcrylic on black silk velvet, 2.5x1.5" $125
Valarie Bermudez – Cat’s Eye
Acrylic on black silk velvet, 2.5×1.5″ $125
Valarie Bermudez - Pretty Little HeadAcrylic and mixed media on black silk velvet, 13x20" $700
Valarie Bermudez – Pretty Little Head
Acrylic and mixed media on black silk velvet, 13×20″ $700

 

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2/5: Peca – A Road between Strawberry Fields & Sky with Diamonds

By on February 1, 2016 in La Luz de Jesus, News

Peca – A Road between Strawberry Fields & Sky with Diamonds (a mantra for peace)

Jessicka Addams & Lindsey Way with Special Guests
Ave Rose, Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman, Lena Rushing, Peca, and Valarie Bermudez

February 5-28, 2016
Opening reception: Friday, February 5th, 8-11PM

La Luz de Jesus Gallery
4633 Hollywood Blvd,
Los Angeles, CA 90027
www.laluzdejesus.com

Born in Argentina and based in Barcelona, Peca is painter, illustrator and stop-motion movie maker. She graduated in Fine Arts at the University of La Plata city.

Peca’s art transports us to a cosmos inhabited by mystical beings who act as our guides and mentors through its enigmatic existential terrain. The peaceful anthropomorphic residents of Peca’s universe carry great wisdom and impart their knowledge, when we are willing to look hard enough. Peca, herself, is a master at sharing her own life’s knowledge and experience. She skillfully translates the images which appear to her through her dreams and meditations and turns them into wonderfully engaging visual narratives filled with her dream world’s native language of universal symbols. All that is left, is for us to open our minds and hearts to the magical wonder of it all.
– Tim Mclean. Wow x Wow

(Peca’s) creations are a door to a dreamy, and mystery universe, that you have visited before, perhaps in dreams, or astral travel. With several internationals solo and group shows behind her, having worked for major publications such as Rolling Stone and with the confidence that comes from believing (and which) brings the art of another life, Peca invites us to a magical world where fantasy reposes on Strawberry Fields. Welcome to the spiritual version of Wonderland. – Lamono magazine

Peca - BeatOil on woodenboard, 12x12" (18x18" framed) $1500
Beat
Oil on woodenboard, 12×12″ (18×18″ framed) $1500
Peca - Green SpiritOil on woodenboard, 12x12" (18x18" framed) $1500
Green Spirit
Oil on woodenboard, 12×12″ (18×18″ framed) $1500
Peca - OrbitOil on woodenboard, 12x12" (17x17" framed) $1500
Orbit
Oil on woodenboard, 12×12″ (17×17″ framed) $1500
Peca - Peace Activists (Strawberries)Oil on woodenboard, 12x12" (18x18" framed) $1500
Peace Activists (Strawberries)
Oil on woodenboard, 12×12″ (18×18″ framed) $1500

 

Peca - Peace Activists (Moons)Oil on woodenboard, 12x12" (18x18" framed) $1500
Peace Activists (Moons)
Oil on woodenboard, 12×12″ (18×18″ framed) $1500
Peca - Peace Activists (Diamonds)Acrylic on woodenboard, 12x12" (17x17" framed) $1500
Peace Activists (Diamonds)
Acrylic on woodenboard, 12×12″ (17×17″ framed) $1500
Peca - MantraOil on woodenboard, 12x12" (17x17" framed) $1500
Mantra
Oil on woodenboard, 12×12″ (17×17″ framed) $1500
Peca - EclipseOil on woodenboard, 7x9.5" (14.5x16" framed) $750
Eclipse
Oil on woodenboard, 7×9.5″ (14.5×16″ framed) $750
Peca - Nocturnal ChichijalOil on woodenboard, 7x9.5" (14.5x16" framed) $750
Peca – Nocturnal Chichijal
Oil on woodenboard, 7×9.5″ (14.5×16″ framed) $750
Peca - RevolutionsOil on woodenboard, 7x9.5" (14.5x16" framed) $750
Revolutions
Oil on woodenboard, 7×9.5″ (14.5×16″ framed) $750
Peca - The EmptinessOil on woodenboard, 7x9.5" (14.5x16" framed) $750
The Emptiness
Oil on woodenboard, 7×9.5″ (14.5×16″ framed) $750
Peca - VibrationOil on woodenboard, 7x9.5" (14.5x16" framed) $750
Vibration
Oil on woodenboard, 7×9.5″ (14.5×16″ framed) $750
Peca - ProphesierOil on woodenboard, 7x9.5" (14.5x16" framed) $750
Prophesier
Oil on woodenboard, 7×9.5″ (14.5×16″ framed) $750
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2/5: Lena Rushing “Prey” at La Luz de Jesus

By on February 1, 2016 in La Luz de Jesus, News

Jessicka Addams & Lindsey Way with Special Guests
Ave Rose, Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman, Lena Rushing, Peca, and Valarie Bermudez

February 5-28, 2016
Opening reception: Friday, February 5th, 8-11PM

La Luz de Jesus Gallery
4633 Hollywood Blvd,
Los Angeles, CA 90027
www.laluzdejesus.com

California artist Lena Rushing, is committed to connecting with the public through art. Rushing supports a variety of local non profit organizations by offering art to auction for fundraising events and volunteers her time, sharing art lessons with children at her neighborhood school.

Lena’s cathartic narratives portray strong, striking women shrouded in unnerving subtext. The protagonist in each piece is often in the company of animals and other symbols of her predicament. Whether meticulously constructing shadowboxes or wielding a paintbrush Lena Rushing’s provocative imagery is testimony to her boundless imagination and artistic perseverance.

Lena Rushing - Unauthorized(Homage to David Hamilton's 2012 photo of Chloe Sevigny) Graphite, ink, and printed cardstock on wood panel under plexiglass, 16x20" $600
Unauthorized
(Homage to David Hamilton’s 2012 photo of Chloe Sevigny) Graphite, ink, and printed cardstock on wood panel under plexiglass, 16×20″ $600
Lena Rushing - GrudgesAcrylic on canvas, 16x20" $500
Grudges
Acrylic on canvas, 16×20″ $500
Lena Rushing - ValentinoPrinted cardstock, ink, needles and shadowbox, 9x11x3.75" $300
Valentino
Printed cardstock, ink, needles and shadowbox, 9x11x3.75″ $300
Lena Rushing - Blue DressPrinted cardstock, ink, needles and shadowbox, 9x11x3.75" $300
Blue Dress
Printed cardstock, ink, needles and shadowbox, 9x11x3.75″ $300

 

Lena Rushing - The Devil Made Me Do ItPrinted cardstock, ink, graphite, needles and shadowbox, 17x21x3.75" $700 Sold​
The Devil Made Me Do It
Printed cardstock, ink, graphite, needles and shadowbox, 17x21x3.75″ $700 Sold​
Lena Rushing - FleekAcrylic, cradled clayboard, 18x24" $450
Fleek
Acrylic, cradled clayboard, 18×24″ $450
Lena Rushing - ScavengerVellum, printed cardstock, ink, glass, recycled metal and needles, 24x18x3" $600
Scavenger
Vellum, printed cardstock, ink, glass, recycled metal and needles, 24x18x3″ $600
Lena Rushing - Scavenger (side view)Vellum, printed cardstock, ink, glass, recycled metal and needles, 24x18x3" $600
Scavenger (side view)
Vellum, printed cardstock, ink, glass, recycled metal and needles, 24x18x3″ $600

 

Lena Rushing - PointsAcrylic, crackle paste, molding paste on wood panel, 12x24" $500
Points
Acrylic, crackle paste, molding paste on wood panel, 12×24″ $500
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2/5: Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman “One” at La Luz de Jesus Gallery

By on February 1, 2016 in La Luz de Jesus, News

Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman “One”

Jessicka Addams & Lindsey Way with Special Guests
Ave Rose, Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman, Lena Rushing, Peca, and Valarie Bermudez

February 5-28, 2016
Opening reception: Friday, February 5th, 8-11PM

La Luz de Jesus Gallery
4633 Hollywood Blvd,
Los Angeles, CA 90027
www.laluzdejesus.com

One is the first number. It stands alone. I see One as the initial point of awareness, a straight line from the genesis of the universe to life on Earth. In the Tarot, One is The Magician who symbolizes “As Above, So Below.” The innate qualities and energy of One tie its singularity to the multitude of all else that comes after. One exposes itself and completely owns the consequences of being seen in its oneness – its aloneness. I imagine One can represent the many who are able to see and feel through its primordial strength.

Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman a self-taught figurative and contemporary surrealist painter who combines 14th century painting techniques and magic realism to create pieces that appear to glow from within. Celebrating the hard-earned wisdom of childhood, she depicts subjects that are often young, hauntingly innocent, and teetering on the edge of naïveté.

Celebrating the hard-earned wisdom of childhood, her subjects are often young, hauntingly innocent, and teetering on the edge of naïveté. She uses her personal dream journal to provoke her artwork, exploring Jung’s collective unconscious with an overt curiosity for the bizarre and the esoteric, especially alchemy and the tarot. Her work has been shown at Corey Helford Gallery and La Luz de Jesus Gallery in Los Angeles, CA; Gristle Gallery in Brooklyn, NY; C Emerson Fine Arts in St. Petersburg, FL; and Greg Moon Art in Taos, NM. She currently lives and works in Hollywood, California.

Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman - Rose Girl2016, Oil and tempera on panel, 9x18" (11.5x20.5" framed) $800
Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman – Rose Girl
2016, Oil and tempera on panel, 9×18″ (11.5×20.5″ framed) $800
Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman - Moon Girl2016, Oil and tempera on linen panel, 8x16" (12.5x20.5" framed) $700 Sold​
Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman – Moon Girl
2016, Oil and tempera on linen panel, 8×16″ (12.5×20.5″ framed) $700 Sold​
Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman - Bird Nest Girl 2016, Oil and tempera on wood, 6x12" (10x16" framed) $500
Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman – Bird Nest Girl
2016, Oil and tempera on wood, 6×12″ (10×16″ framed) $500
Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman - Clothesline Girl 2015, Oil and tempera on linen panel, 10x12" (15x17" framed) $650
Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman – Clothesline Girl
2015, Oil and tempera on linen panel, 10×12″ (15×17″ framed) $650

 

Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman - Goldfish Girl2016, Oil and tempera on wood, 10x10" (14x14" framed) $600 Sold​
Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman – Goldfish Girl
2016, Oil and tempera on wood, 10×10″ (14×14″ framed) $600 Sold​
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