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$6,930.00

Oil on canvas.

36x60"

Myself and artist Michael Thompson collaborated on an exhibit we titled Sweet and Savory which took place in 2015 inside of Epic Spices spice shop in Chicago. We installed food themed works of art. Most of my pieces were 2D, including this painting of garlic.

Tracy Ostmann-Haschke

$4,850.00

Oil on canvas.

38x32"

Zest! 2015, oil on canvas. I created Zest for a themed exhibit titled Sweet and Savory. Myself and artist Michael Thompson put this exhibit together inside Epic Spices spice shop in Chicago. Most of my pieces were 2D with an exception of an oversized stuffed ginger pillow and paper mache' red chili peppers.

Tracy Ostmann-Haschke

$31,880.00

Oil on canvas.

84x108"

I created this painting in 2003. It's about my experiences with fellow artists friends and the dinner parties we would spontaneously put together. Everyone would bring something to share, or not. The meal wasn't what was important but rather the conversation and company. I'm seated at the head of the table with my two stray dogs by my side.

Tracy Ostmann-Haschke

$500.00

Acrylic on canvas using a knife.

20x16"

The beauty of a simple object is often overlooked in our everyday busy lives. However, it is only when we look at something very closely, do we really see its beauty. A slice of watermelon with is vibrant and exploding with colour. We just need to look.

Rita Hisar

$500.00

Acrylic on canvas using a knife.

20x16"

It is only when we look at something very closely, do we really see its beauty. A fruit, a tiny cherry is exploding with colour and vibrancy. We just need to look.

Rita Hisar

$1,000.00

Photography/print on canvas.

47x31x2"

Limited edition 1 of 20.

This photography project explores the diverse range of emotions within individuals. We all experience both good and bad days, occasionally feeling anger or a desire for revenge. The project aims to depict these emotions through imaginary characters. These characters undergo physical transformations due to intense anger and sadness, deliberately blurring the line between fiction and reality. The intention is to create a mysterious atmosphere, leaving viewers uncertain about whether they are witnessing a part of a fairy tale or an aspect of reality.

Shervin Yektaparast

$1,250.00

Oil on canvas.

20x20"

Emptiness is a piece that represents the misery and poverty that many people experience not only in my home country Venezuela, but in so many parts of the world. The painting shows an open fridge with pretty much nothing in it. The fridge is corroded and not clean, to use an analogy of the reality of so many people. Also, I painted the silhouette of a grandmother getting food out of the fridge. That images through her are distorted, first to define her, but also to reinforce the concept of emptiness.

Miguel Hernandez Autorino

$200.00

Acrylic on canvas (framed).

10x10"

Scotch Bonnet 3 - Soul of Caribbean Cooking - The most fascinating part of Caribbean culture is the fusion Europe, Africa, East and South Asian cooking. Each diversity mixed with a scotch bonnet pepper (Congo pepper) . Bringing unity and culture into one.

Sarah Harry

$200.00

Acrylic on canvas (framed).

10x10"

Scotch Bonnet 2 - Soul of Caribbean Cooking - The most fascinating part of Caribbean culture is the fusion Europe, Africa, East and South Asian cooking. Each diversity mixed with a scotch bonnet pepper (Congo pepper) . Bringing unity and culture into one.

Sarah Harry

$200.00

Acrylic on canvas (framed).

10x10"

Soul of Caribbean Cooking - The most fascinating part of Caribbean culture is the fusion Europe, Africa, East and South Asian cooking. Each diversity mixed with a scotch bonnet pepper (Congo pepper) . Bringing unity and culture into one.

Sarah Harry