Art for Penland
Art for Penland is a web-based art sales program designed to support Penland's classes, programs, studios, and scholarships through the sale of art contributed by artists and other donors.
In addition to the listed price, the purchaser will be charged North Carolina sales tax (7.75%) plus shipping and handling (unless the work is picked up at Penland). For more information or to buy one of these pieces, contact Kate Boyd at 828-765-2359, ext. 17 or
specialevents@penland.org
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Mary Farmer
Honor the Cherokee
Encaustic painting
22 x 30 x 2 in.
$1,800 |
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Jason Pollen
Out of the Green, Tasting Yellow
16 x 16 in.
Dye, fabric, stitching, pigment
Retail value: $1,200
Professor and chair of fibers at Kansas City Art Institute; fellow of the American Craft Council. |
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Julie Anne Denton
Spirit of the Tree
Borosilicate glass
35 x 12 in.
$3,000
Studio artist; teaching: The Glass Furnace (Turkey), Snow Farm (MA); exhibited extensively in U.K.; currently making cast pieces with figurative flameworked inclusions. |
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Arless Day
Wind Dreams, 2004
collage and gouache on board
27 x 31 in.
$4,100
Arless Day graduated from the Ringling School of Art in Sarasota, Florida in 1972. He and his wife Patsy make their home in Sarasota, Florida, and maintain a house and studio in Easley, South Carolina. He has had numerous solo shows in Charlotte and 30 solo exhibitions nationally. He is represented by Hidell Brooks of Charlotte.
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Doug Beube
Incunabula Reductus
Altered book, wood
5 x 7 in.
$250
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Katherine Bernstein
Woman with Dog Collar
Cast lead crystal
10 x 8 x 4½ in.
$1,150
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David K. Chatt
Significant Others
Sandcast glass, glass beads
6 x 6½ x 4½ in. each
$2,000
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Nicholas Joerling
Auction Centerpiece
Stoneware
Several piece available; dimensions vary, but they average 10 x 8 x 4 in.
$250
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Sana Musasama
Lips Desired
Ceramic, safety pin
11 x 3½ in.
$500
“This piece is about a ritual in the life of thousands of young women. It is a rite of passage to adulthood. It both enhances and empowers them. It also mutilates them and kills too many.”
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Paul Shore
Braid (182)
Pencil and beeswax on paper on wood
13 x 10 x 1 in.
$600
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