Ultrachrome print 23.5” x 23.5” Edition of 150. Funded by the Sidney Stern Memorial Trust

Gallery Price: $650
Starting Bid: $325

Kim Abeles is an artist whose community-based projects explore biography, geography and environment. She has created projects with the California Science Center, air pollution control agencies, health clinics and mental health departments, and natural history museums in California, Colorado and Florida. Abeles received the 2013 Guggenheim Memorial Fellowship, and is a recipient of fellowships from J. Paul Getty Trust Fund for the Visual Arts, California Community Foundation and Pollack-Krasner Foundation. She is currently working on sculptural suitcases for Camp Ground: Arts, Corrections and Fire Management in the Santa Monica Mountains that embeds artists in the Los Angeles County Fire Department to work in collaboration with the paid and inmate workforces. Her work is in public collections including MOCA, LACMA, Berkeley Art Museum, California African American Museum, and National Geospatial Intelligence Agency. Abeles’ journals, books, and process documents are archived at the Center for Art + Environment, Nevada Museum of Art.

22″ x 17″ Printed by Sundog Multiples, University of North Dakota

Gallery Price: $850
Starting Bid: $425

Kim Abeles is an artist whose community-based projects explore biography, geography and environment. She has created projects with the California Science Center, air pollution control agencies, health clinics and mental health departments, and natural history museums in California, Colorado and Florida. Abeles received the 2013 Guggenheim Memorial Fellowship, and is a recipient of fellowships from J. Paul Getty Trust Fund for the Visual Arts, California Community Foundation and Pollack-Krasner Foundation. She is currently working on sculptural suitcases for Camp Ground: Arts, Corrections and Fire Management in the Santa Monica Mountains that embeds artists in the Los Angeles County Fire Department to work in collaboration with the paid and inmate workforces. Her work is in public collections including MOCA, LACMA, Berkeley Art Museum, California African American Museum, and National Geospatial Intelligence Agency. Abeles’ journals, books, and process documents are archived at the Center for Art + Environment, Nevada Museum of Art.

11” x 17” x 5″ ceramic, steel, acrylic

Gallery Price: $3,400
Starting Bid: $1,700

Tyler Burton received her BFA in fine art and undersea photography from Brooks Institute, Santa Barbara, CA. She had a career in photography before discovering a passion for ceramics and sculpture in 2000. Since then Tyler has studied under artists such as  John Tokki, Brad Miller, Peter Vandenberg, Paul Soldner, Christina Cordova, Lisa Clague and Tony Marsh. Burton is collected both nationally and internationally. Her work has been in many exhibitions including The American Museum of Ceramic Art, The Whyte Museum of Canada and The Palm Springs Art Museum Artist Council show. She has been granted numerous residencies to The Banff Art Centre in Banff, Canada. The artist lives and works in Palm Springs and Los Angeles, CA.

24” x 3” and 23” x 3” ceramic, steel

Gallery Price: $2,600
Starting Bid: $1,300

Tyler Burton received her BFA in fine art and undersea photography from Brooks Institute, Santa Barbara, CA. She had a career in photography before discovering a passion for ceramics and sculpture in 2000. Since then Tyler has studied under artists such as  John Tokki, Brad Miller, Peter Vandenberg, Paul Soldner, Christina Cordova, Lisa Clague and Tony Marsh. Burton is collected both nationally and internationally. Her work has been in many exhibitions including The American Museum of Ceramic Art, The Whyte Museum of Canada and The Palm Springs Art Museum Artist Council show. She has been granted numerous residencies to The Banff Art Centre in Banff, Canada. The artist lives and works in Palm Springs and Los Angeles, CA.

11” x 5’ x 6” ceramic, steel, acrylic

Gallery Price: $3,400
Starting Bid: $1,700

Tyler Burton received her BFA in fine art and undersea photography from Brooks Institute, Santa Barbara, CA. She had a career in photography before discovering a passion for ceramics and sculpture in 2000. Since then Tyler has studied under artists such as  John Tokki, Brad Miller, Peter Vandenberg, Paul Soldner, Christina Cordova, Lisa Clague and Tony Marsh. Burton is collected both nationally and internationally. Her work has been in many exhibitions including The American Museum of Ceramic Art, The Whyte Museum of Canada and The Palm Springs Art Museum Artist Council show. She has been granted numerous residencies to The Banff Art Centre in Banff, Canada. The artist lives and works in Palm Springs and Los Angeles, CA.

20” x 3” ceramic, steel

Gallery Price: $1,300
Starting Bid: $650

Tyler Burton received her BFA in fine art and undersea photography from Brooks Institute, Santa Barbara, CA. She had a career in photography before discovering a passion for ceramics and sculpture in 2000. Since then Tyler has studied under artists such as  John Tokki, Brad Miller, Peter Vandenberg, Paul Soldner, Christina Cordova, Lisa Clague and Tony Marsh. Burton is collected both nationally and internationally. Her work has been in many exhibitions including The American Museum of Ceramic Art, The Whyte Museum of Canada and The Palm Springs Art Museum Artist Council show. She has been granted numerous residencies to The Banff Art Centre in Banff, Canada. The artist lives and works in Palm Springs and Los Angeles, CA.

28″ x 24″ mixed media on panel

Gallery Price: $875
Starting Bid: $435

James Randall Chumbley’s art encompasses abstracts, contemporary landscapes and nudes using oil, acrylics, wax, varnish and photography. His work has been in numerous galleries and is in many impressive private and corporate collections across the United States and in Europe. As well, the artist is passionate about donating his work to many worthwhile organizations to raise funds for Youth, the Homeless, AIDS, Equal Rights, and Mental Health Awareness. Chumbley is also a published author and presently working on his fourth book project. The artist/writer lived in Atlanta, Georgia for thirty-two years and now resides in Desert Hot Springs, California.

28″ x 24″ mixed media on panel

Gallery Price: $875
Starting Bid: $435

James Randall Chumbley’s art encompasses abstracts, contemporary landscapes and nudes using oil, acrylics, wax, varnish and photography. His work has been in numerous galleries and is in many impressive private and corporate collections across the United States and in Europe. As well, the artist is passionate about donating his work to many worthwhile organizations to raise funds for Youth, the Homeless, AIDS, Equal Rights, and Mental Health Awareness. Chumbley is also a published author and presently working on his fourth book project. The artist/writer lived in Atlanta, Georgia for thirty-two years and now resides in Desert Hot Springs, California.

28″ x 24″ mixed media on panel

Gallery Price: $875
Starting Bid: $435

James Randall Chumbley’s art encompasses abstracts, contemporary landscapes and nudes using oil, acrylics, wax, varnish and photography. His work has been in numerous galleries and is in many impressive private and corporate collections across the United States and in Europe. As well, the artist is passionate about donating his work to many worthwhile organizations to raise funds for Youth, the Homeless, AIDS, Equal Rights, and Mental Health Awareness. Chumbley is also a published author and presently working on his fourth book project. The artist/writer lived in Atlanta, Georgia for thirty-two years and now resides in Desert Hot Springs, California.

40″ x 40″ x 2.5″ mixed media on panel

Gallery Price: $4,200
Starting bid: $850

James Randall Chumbley’s art encompasses abstracts, contemporary landscapes and nudes using oil, acrylics, wax, varnish and photography. His work has been in numerous galleries and is in many impressive private and corporate collections across the United States and in Europe. As well, the artist is passionate about donating his work to many worthwhile organizations to raise funds for Youth, the Homeless, AIDS, Equal Rights, and Mental Health Awareness. Chumbley is also a published author and presently working on his fourth book project. The artist/writer lived in Atlanta, Georgia for thirty-two years and now resides in Desert Hot Springs, California.

18″ x 24″ chalk pastel

Gallery Price: $2,000
Starting bid: $700

Marina Diaz was born in Long Beach, California and grew up in South Pasadena, California. She is half Indigenous Native American and European descent. As of the first grade, Diaz was sure that she was an artist. In 1988, she attended Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California to study advertising and found herself in a drawing class. Her drawing skills advanced almost overnight, and she was offered time to hone her drawing and painting skills while studying advertising-design.

Portraiture and the human figure have always been Diaz’s focus. Using her Indigenous intuitive skills, she listened closely as art spoke and emerged onto her canvases. It has never been her intention to create an exact representation of any subject. Comparatively, she uses pigments to represent the aesthetics of: love, grief, healing, strength, and courage through portraiture and seascapes. In addition, the emergence of our collective soul is her primary creative journey. Using her advertising skills, she has had the ability to successfully curate her own solo art shows as well as participating in many group shows.

Diaz was recently included in the IEMA Collection of Art and had one of her drawings from the series: Severe Peace be selected as the banner to their first show. She is primarily a studio artist; finding that she works best alone with loud music playing.

18″ x 24″ chalk pastel

Gallery Price: $2,000
Starting bid $650

Marina Diaz was born in Long Beach, California and grew up in South Pasadena, California. She is half Indigenous Native American and European descent. As of the first grade, Diaz was sure that she was an artist. In 1988, she attended Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California to study advertising and found herself in a drawing class. Her drawing skills advanced almost overnight, and she was offered time to hone her drawing and painting skills while studying advertising-design.

Portraiture and the human figure have always been Diaz’s focus. Using her Indigenous intuitive skills, she listened closely as art spoke and emerged onto her canvases. It has never been her intention to create an exact representation of any subject. Comparatively, she uses pigments to represent the aesthetics of: love, grief, healing, strength, and courage through portraiture and seascapes. In addition, the emergence of our collective soul is her primary creative journey. Using her advertising skills, she has had the ability to successfully curate her own solo art shows as well as participating in many group shows.

Diaz was recently included in the IEMA Collection of Art and had one of her drawings from the series: Severe Peace be selected as the banner to their first show. She is primarily a studio artist; finding that she works best alone with loud music playing.

16″ x 20″ chalk pastel

Gallery Price: $4,000
Starting bid: $875

Marina Diaz was born in Long Beach, California and grew up in South Pasadena, California. She is half Indigenous Native American and European descent. As of the first grade, Diaz was sure that she was an artist. In 1988, she attended Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California to study advertising and found herself in a drawing class. Her drawing skills advanced almost overnight, and she was offered time to hone her drawing and painting skills while studying advertising-design.

Portraiture and the human figure have always been Diaz’s focus. Using her Indigenous intuitive skills, she listened closely as art spoke and emerged onto her canvases. It has never been her intention to create an exact representation of any subject. Comparatively, she uses pigments to represent the aesthetics of: love, grief, healing, strength, and courage through portraiture and seascapes. In addition, the emergence of our collective soul is her primary creative journey. Using her advertising skills, she has had the ability to successfully curate her own solo art shows as well as participating in many group shows.

Diaz was recently included in the IEMA Collection of Art and had one of her drawings from the series: Severe Peace be selected as the banner to their first show. She is primarily a studio artist; finding that she works best alone with loud music playing.

18″ x 24″ chalk pastel

Gallery Price: $2,000
Starting bid: $650

Marina Diaz was born in Long Beach, California and grew up in South Pasadena, California. She is half Indigenous Native American and European descent. As of the first grade, Diaz was sure that she was an artist. In 1988, she attended Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California to study advertising and found herself in a drawing class. Her drawing skills advanced almost overnight, and she was offered time to hone her drawing and painting skills while studying advertising-design.

Portraiture and the human figure have always been Diaz’s focus. Using her Indigenous intuitive skills, she listened closely as art spoke and emerged onto her canvases. It has never been her intention to create an exact representation of any subject. Comparatively, she uses pigments to represent the aesthetics of: love, grief, healing, strength, and courage through portraiture and seascapes. In addition, the emergence of our collective soul is her primary creative journey. Using her advertising skills, she has had the ability to successfully curate her own solo art shows as well as participating in many group shows.

Diaz was recently included in the IEMA Collection of Art and had one of her drawings from the series: Severe Peace be selected as the banner to their first show. She is primarily a studio artist; finding that she works best alone with loud music playing.

30″ x 30″ UV cured ink, acrylic, faux fur, plexiglass

Gallery Price: $2,100
Starting Bid: $700

Rob was signed to RCA Records before his 21st birthday. He found himself on a wild ride of making albums, videos, touring and appearing on MTV. He began pursuing visual art full time after his handmade transparency CD covers began garnering attention.

His heavily layered photographic based artwork combines his simulated multiple exposure photographs, paintings and drawings. He then assembles the work using plexiglass, wood and an assortment of other objects.

Rob showed during Art Basel, Switzerland, and at SCOPE Miami in 2017. He exhibits internationally, and his work hangs in the San Francisco Airport, The Avedis Zildjian Company in Boston, and the Griffin Club in Los Angeles among others.

In addition to his art practice, he gave a TEDx Talk in Culver City, CA about authenticity in art and following the internal muse. He also writes a blog about his art practice called The Creativesphere, and speaks to students in schools about the importance of learning to think creatively not only in making art, but how it relates to solving problems in our culture and society.

18″ x 24″ UV cured ink and spray paint on bi-level plexiglass

Gallery Price: $1,500
Starting Bid: $500

Rob was signed to RCA Records before his 21st birthday. He found himself on a wild ride of making albums, videos, touring and appearing on MTV. He began pursuing visual art full time after his handmade transparency CD covers began garnering attention.

His heavily layered photographic based artwork combines his simulated multiple exposure photographs, paintings and drawings. He then assembles the work using plexiglass, wood and an assortment of other objects.

Rob showed during Art Basel, Switzerland, and at SCOPE Miami in 2017. He exhibits internationally, and his work hangs in the San Francisco Airport, The Avedis Zildjian Company in Boston, and the Griffin Club in Los Angeles among others.

In addition to his art practice, he gave a TEDx Talk in Culver City, CA about authenticity in art and following the internal muse. He also writes a blog about his art practice called The Creativesphere, and speaks to students in schools about the importance of learning to think creatively not only in making art, but how it relates to solving problems in our culture and society.

11″ x 14″ UV cured ink and spray paint on tri-level plexiglass

Gallery Price: $800
Starting Bid: $300

Rob was signed to RCA Records before his 21st birthday. He found himself on a wild ride of making albums, videos, touring and appearing on MTV. He began pursuing visual art full time after his handmade transparency CD covers began garnering attention.

His heavily layered photographic based artwork combines his simulated multiple exposure photographs, paintings and drawings. He then assembles the work using plexiglass, wood and an assortment of other objects.

Rob showed during Art Basel, Switzerland, and at SCOPE Miami in 2017. He exhibits internationally, and his work hangs in the San Francisco Airport, The Avedis Zildjian Company in Boston, and the Griffin Club in Los Angeles among others.

In addition to his art practice, he gave a TEDx Talk in Culver City, CA about authenticity in art and following the internal muse. He also writes a blog about his art practice called The Creativesphere, and speaks to students in schools about the importance of learning to think creatively not only in making art, but how it relates to solving problems in our culture and society.

8″ x 10″ in 16″ x 20″ frame Limited Edition archival print

Gallery Price: $250
Starting Bid: $125

Rob was signed to RCA Records before his 21st birthday. He found himself on a wild ride of making albums, videos, touring and appearing on MTV. He began pursuing visual art full time after his handmade transparency CD covers began garnering attention.

His heavily layered photographic based artwork combines his simulated multiple exposure photographs, paintings and drawings. He then assembles the work using plexiglass, wood and an assortment of other objects.

Rob showed during Art Basel, Switzerland, and at SCOPE Miami in 2017. He exhibits internationally, and his work hangs in the San Francisco Airport, The Avedis Zildjian Company in Boston, and the Griffin Club in Los Angeles among others.

In addition to his art practice, he gave a TEDx Talk in Culver City, CA about authenticity in art and following the internal muse. He also writes a blog about his art practice called The Creativesphere, and speaks to students in schools about the importance of learning to think creatively not only in making art, but how it relates to solving problems in our culture and society.

8″ x 10″ in 16″ x 20″ frame Limited Edition archival print

Gallery Price: $250
Starting Bid: $125

Rob was signed to RCA Records before his 21st birthday. He found himself on a wild ride of making albums, videos, touring and appearing on MTV. He began pursuing visual art full time after his handmade transparency CD covers began garnering attention.

His heavily layered photographic based artwork combines his simulated multiple exposure photographs, paintings and drawings. He then assembles the work using plexiglass, wood and an assortment of other objects.

Rob showed during Art Basel, Switzerland, and at SCOPE Miami in 2017. He exhibits internationally, and his work hangs in the San Francisco Airport, The Avedis Zildjian Company in Boston, and the Griffin Club in Los Angeles among others.

In addition to his art practice, he gave a TEDx Talk in Culver City, CA about authenticity in art and following the internal muse. He also writes a blog about his art practice called The Creativesphere, and speaks to students in schools about the importance of learning to think creatively not only in making art, but how it relates to solving problems in our culture and society.

5″ x 4″ x 4″ each mixed media

Gallery Price: $1,800
Starting Bid: $600

MaryLinda Moss, artist, art consultant and owner of Source Art, has a tremendous passion for art grounded in a degree from the Art Institute of Chicago.

Her keen sense of aesthetic acquired over decades collaborating with Interior Designers and rich experience in many realms of artmaking sets her up to be a perfect bridge between the Fine Art and the Interior Design worlds. Tapping into an exciting array of art from her relationships with hundreds of artists, galleries and dealers and inspired by the Interior Designer’s vision, MaryLinda enhances each project with exceptional art. She has developed a process that guides designer and client through the art selection and procurement process, allowing for an evolution of the client as collector.

MaryLinda’s sculpture and installations are an abstracted embodiment of our emotional and spiritual experiences, with an ancient, earthy quality. They delve into the ephemeral, the transitional, the transformative in ourselves; the vulnerable point from which we come to a new awareness of self. The intricacy of detail and the sensuality of surface invites an intimate, fresh look at how we experience the body and ourselves. Her use of organic matter in conjunction with other materials is aesthetically engaging, but also presents a concept essential to the work. With inspiration from the natural world, she uses a variety of materials and media including bronze, wax, stone, and natural fibers to create sculptures and installations that relate to the body and its processes.

9″ x 3″ x 2″ bronze

Gallery Price: $2,000
Starting Bid: $650

MaryLinda Moss, artist, art consultant and owner of Source Art, has a tremendous passion for art grounded in a degree from the Art Institute of Chicago.

Her keen sense of aesthetic acquired over decades collaborating with Interior Designers and rich experience in many realms of artmaking sets her up to be a perfect bridge between the Fine Art and the Interior Design worlds. Tapping into an exciting array of art from her relationships with hundreds of artists, galleries and dealers and inspired by the Interior Designer’s vision, MaryLinda enhances each project with exceptional art. She has developed a process that guides designer and client through the art selection and procurement process, allowing for an evolution of the client as collector.

MaryLinda’s sculpture and installations are an abstracted embodiment of our emotional and spiritual experiences, with an ancient, earthy quality. They delve into the ephemeral, the transitional, the transformative in ourselves; the vulnerable point from which we come to a new awareness of self. The intricacy of detail and the sensuality of surface invites an intimate, fresh look at how we experience the body and ourselves. Her use of organic matter in conjunction with other materials is aesthetically engaging, but also presents a concept essential to the work. With inspiration from the natural world, she uses a variety of materials and media including bronze, wax, stone, and natural fibers to create sculptures and installations that relate to the body and its processes.

28″ x 42” diptych on aluminum (ed of 10). Documentation of performative installations.

Gallery Price: $1,800
Starting bid: $650

MaryLinda Moss, artist, art consultant and owner of Source Art, has a tremendous passion for art grounded in a degree from the Art Institute of Chicago.

Her keen sense of aesthetic acquired over decades collaborating with Interior Designers and rich experience in many realms of artmaking sets her up to be a perfect bridge between the Fine Art and the Interior Design worlds. Tapping into an exciting array of art from her relationships with hundreds of artists, galleries and dealers and inspired by the Interior Designer’s vision, MaryLinda enhances each project with exceptional art. She has developed a process that guides designer and client through the art selection and procurement process, allowing for an evolution of the client as collector.

MaryLinda’s sculpture and installations are an abstracted embodiment of our emotional and spiritual experiences, with an ancient, earthy quality. They delve into the ephemeral, the transitional, the transformative in ourselves; the vulnerable point from which we come to a new awareness of self. The intricacy of detail and the sensuality of surface invites an intimate, fresh look at how we experience the body and ourselves. Her use of organic matter in conjunction with other materials is aesthetically engaging, but also presents a concept essential to the work. With inspiration from the natural world, she uses a variety of materials and media including bronze, wax, stone, and natural fibers to create sculptures and installations that relate to the body and its processes.

25″ x 38″ framed archival digital print on archival Moab paper, ed of 10

Gallery Price: $1,650
Starting bid: $825

Doni Silver Simons is an internationally exhibited painter, installation and performance artist based in Los Angeles. Silver Simons has created a unique iconography describing the interface between time, memory, and identity. Quietude and repetitive variations of form, intent and action inform her pieces.

Silver Simons received her Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Pittsburgh and Masters of Fine Arts Degree from Wayne State University, Detroit. Her work has been exhibited at The Detroit Institute of Art; The Wolfson Museum, Jerusalem; MAAAC Museum, Cisternino, Puglia, Italy; Hechel Shlomo Museum, Jerusalem; Mishkan L’Omanut, Ein Harod, Israel; the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles; and the Santa Monica Museum of Art. Silver Simons’ work was featured in multiple exhibitions at the Jerusalem Biennale, 2017, 2015, and in 2013. Silver Simons has shown in galleries throughout the United States. Her work is found in many public and private collections. She is the recipient of numerous grants, including the Santa Monica Art Projects Grant and was a 2017 Inquiry Fellow. Silver Simons brought the collective voice of women in Darfur and Congo to the consciousness of the west coast public as an artist in residence to the anti-genocide organization, Jewish World Watch. She has organized and participated in numerous panel discussions and lectured in galleries and universities.

25″x 34″ framed archival digital print on archival Moab paper, ed of 10

Gallery Price: $1,650
Starting bid: $825

Doni Silver Simons is an internationally exhibited painter, installation and performance artist based in Los Angeles. Silver Simons has created a unique iconography describing the interface between time, memory, and identity. Quietude and repetitive variations of form, intent and action inform her pieces.

Silver Simons received her Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Pittsburgh and Masters of Fine Arts Degree from Wayne State University, Detroit. Her work has been exhibited at The Detroit Institute of Art; The Wolfson Museum, Jerusalem; MAAAC Museum, Cisternino, Puglia, Italy; Hechel Shlomo Museum, Jerusalem; Mishkan L’Omanut, Ein Harod, Israel; the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles; and the Santa Monica Museum of Art. Silver Simons’ work was featured in multiple exhibitions at the Jerusalem Biennale, 2017, 2015, and in 2013. Silver Simons has shown in galleries throughout the United States. Her work is found in many public and private collections. She is the recipient of numerous grants, including the Santa Monica Art Projects Grant and was a 2017 Inquiry Fellow. Silver Simons brought the collective voice of women in Darfur and Congo to the consciousness of the west coast public as an artist in residence to the anti-genocide organization, Jewish World Watch. She has organized and participated in numerous panel discussions and lectured in galleries and universities.