A beautiful double exposure, JK_4 offers an amazing amount of depth, I see more and more detail every time I take a look. See more of Chloe’s work here.
100 Days of Art – Day 3: JK_4 by Chloe Aftel.
May 2, 2012Affordable Frames for Affordable Art.
April 25, 2012
A collection of affordable art from Tip Top Gallery. A collection of affordable frames from Remodelista.
100 Days of Art – Day 2: Falcon by Ben Bonnan
April 21, 2012
Ah…Falcon, easily the toughest and grittiest of Ben Bonnan’s characters. Looks like the man’s been through a lot. Although, Quinella could take him on a day, never turn your back on Quinella!
Jason Larkin signs with Tip Top Gallery!
April 21, 2012
We are excited to announce the addition our newest photographer, Jason Larkin. Jason captures beautiful images around the world, check out a sample of his work from The Aral Sea and Nepal.
100 Days of Art – Day 1: Mystical Creature by Mirna Stubbs
April 15, 2012
This has always been one of my favorite pieces, mainly because just like all of Mirna’s work, I have never seen anything like it before. Charm, innocence and emotion all come together to form this fantastically colorful piece. Here’s a little more about Mirna…
ARTIST STATEMENT: Hello there. I was born in Tuzla, Bosnia where I lived until the war brought me to Berlin. Missing the comfort of my Home Land, I returned 5 years later only to find a home I did not recognize. Ultimately that is what brought me to the States in 1999. Here I realized that I could become the artist I always wanted to be. And so, I did. Although I’m far from reaching my potential and artistic dreams, I feel very lucky and proud to call myself an artist. Art has always been my comfort zone. I liked being “the girl that can draw” vs. “the foreign girl.” It is a universal language. A part of me never left the perfect pre-war childhood, so I still carry a childlike attitude in my drawings. My absolute dream come true would be creating visuals for an animation or movie, designing theater sets, and maybe… someday… opening a school where creativity is everything.
What is an Archival Pigment Print?
March 13, 2012
Schwarzenegger © Annie Leibovitz, 2001
Freischwimmer 55 © Wolfgang Tillmans, 2004
Archival Pigment Printing
Archival pigment printing denotes a printmaking process incorporating refined particles of pigment that are resilient to the environmental elements that commonly degrade and erode dye molecules shortening the life of a print.
This process has been implemented from the 19th century for image stability, winning out over methods such as traditional silver-halide or metal based techniques for retaining image integrity. Archival pigments display excellent color gamut and the Epson Printers series now includes previously hard to archive shades of orange, green, and pink.
Art is good for you…
February 19, 2012
Great article by Robert Mendick. Brain scans reveal the power of art.
New work by Beth Hoeckel.
February 18, 2012
I love the work of our newest artist, Beth Hoeckel. See it all at tiptopgallery.com. Learn more about her here.
Our New Featured Artist, Sylvestre Anasse.
February 7, 2012
Get your limited edition fine art prints by our new featured artist, Sylvestre Anasse. Here is a little about him…
ARTIST STATEMENT: Born in 1961 in Antibes in southern France, Sylvestre Anasse is a self-taught photographer. From an early age he was trained in the family workshop in the techniques of ceramics and sculpture, and chose drawing and painting as a means of expression.
He has participated in numerous exhibitions in Europe and the United States, Scandinavia and Japan. He lives and works in the French Riviera.
Francisca Pageo, the newest Tip Top Gallery artist!
January 8, 2012
Francisca Pageo was born in Murcia, Spain in 1983. She graduated with a degree in graphic arts printing in 2004, then started working as an editor & photography assistant in Cu-Estudio Creativo, Murcia. Meanwhile, she taught herself photography & other areas of the arts, putting special emphasis on collage. Presently, she works as a visual artist (photography, graphic design, collage…) making posters, album covers, editorial… Also collaborating in diverse international & Spanish art magazines, and participating in exhibitions.
Her work focuses on human psychology–people, pulsions, intuition, dreams, cotidianity and nature are all recurring themes.
More artwork can be found at tiptopgallery.com or www.franciscapageo.com
We are happy to be representing such an amazing talent!
