Brand New Paintings

Scroll down to see a fabulous mixed selection of artwork by a group of local artists responding to their idea of abstract art. All these pieces are brand new to the Artfulness Gallery and are on display at present.

New paintings by local artist Ann Mills can be found on her page. All fabulous, expressive local, York scenes, very abstract expressionist in style. Bold and colourful they would make an excellent statement in any room.

Likewise new paintings by myself Amie Antoniak can be found on my landscape page. Some are based on my recent experiences of South African sea and skies. I would love to know what you think!

All The Paint We Didn't Use by Amie Antoniak - £720 (available)
90 x 90cm

An Artists Diary by Amie Antoniak - £195 (available)
60 x 60cm

Bad Day at Work by Dave Mahon - £395 (available)
73 x 72cm

Wishful Thinking by Dave Mahon - £85 (available)
23 x 30.5cm

Transient by Ann Mills - £270 (available)
50 x 70cm

Balance by Patrick Smith - £550 (available)
55.5 x 55.5cm

Kaleidoscope By Adam Hart - £595 (available)
31.5 x 118cm

Aqueous by Adam Hart - £450 (available)
31.5 x 122cm

Starlight 'n' King Crimson by Horius - £420 (available)
90 x 60.5cm

Bee's Eye View of a Flower by Jenny Peacock - £320 (available)
70 x 60cm

Ice Puddle by Jenny Peacock - £395 (available)
83 x 73cm

Fruit by Harriet Wood - £270 (available)
84 x 59cm

Walk This Way by Alan Glasby - £270 (available)
61 x 61cm

Peacocks by Alan Glasby - £270 (available)
61 x 61cm

Beyond The Urban by Valerie Rolls - £380 (available)
76 x 76cm

Fantastic Special offers

Spend over £50 in Artfulness and receive a complimentary £10 gift voucher for you to give to a friend or relative as a lovely Christmas present, or for you to spend on yourself when you next visit.

Exhibitions

Current Exhibition

'All Abstract'; A mixed exhibition show casing the work of a group of artists asked to respond to thier idea of abstract art. With paintings ranging from minimalist to more interior design orientated to outright whacky, it is certainly a varied and interesting insight into the world of abstract art, through the eyes of York's local artist's. This exhibition continues until Nov 23 2008

Did you know? The word abstract strictly speaking means to spearate or withdraw something from something else. Pioneers of abstract painting were Kandinsky, Malevich and Mondrian from about 1910-1920. A pioneer of abstract sculpture was the Russian Constructivist Naum Gabo. Since then abstract art has formed a central stream of modern art. (Tate Glossary)

Next Exhibition

'Help Save Artfulness from the Credit Crunch this Christmas'; Artfulness will be going all out on a Christmas exhibition that will hopefully cheer people up, lighten spirits and entice people to spend a little money very wisely.