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Continuing our revisitation of David Donovan Jensen’s Hymn series, these works offer a moment of contemplation while als...
10/05/2021

Continuing our revisitation of David Donovan Jensen’s Hymn series, these works offer a moment of contemplation while also evoking a sense of serenity. The inspiration of this series comes from David’s music selection, notably that of a Russian children’s choir radiating from his phonograph. The dulcet tones led David to the “singing out to one idea,” the exploration of the hymn; what does it mean and how can it be manifested into an art work. This question is further explored in the Hymn series, consisting of works on paper and large scale paintings.

Currently on view at The Gallery at 200Lex on the 10th floor of the New York Design Center.

David Donovan Jensen
Fire Hymn, No. 2, 2016
[DDJ.27]
Acrylic and pastel on paper
Paper dimensions: 29.5 x 22.25 in.
Frame dimensions: 32 x 24.5 in.

To inquire about pricing or to schedule an appointment to view this piece, go to: https://www.incollect.com/listings/fine-art/works-on-paper/david-donovan-jensen-fire-hymn-no-2-2016-185270


Currently on view at the The Gallery at 200LEX at the New York Design Center are two works on paper by Minneapolis artis...
10/01/2021

Currently on view at the The Gallery at 200LEX at the New York Design Center are two works on paper by Minneapolis artist David Donovan Jensen. As part of his Hymn Series, David created several pieces that evoke the sensations of natural elements. ‘Fire Hymn, No. 1’ and ‘Fire Hymn, No. 2’ focus on the liveliness and movement of fire.

Even though David uses cool tones rather than warmer reds and oranges, he still manages to articulate similar sensations of fire through his use of layering to create unique textures and a sense of tactility. Whether viewed together or alone, David’s ‘Hymn Series’ offers a much needed reprieve and moment of nature that can be greatly desired in today’s climate.

To read more about the artist and this series, go to: https://bicyclefineart.com/2016/07/19/david_donovan_jensen_recordings_artist

David Donovan Jensen
Fire Hymn, No. 1, 2016
[DDJ.26]
Acrylic and pastel on paper
Paper dimensions: 29.5 x 22.25 in.
Frame dimensions: 32 x 24.5 in.

David Donovan Jensen
Fire Hymn, No. 2 2016
[DDJ.27]
Acrylic and pastel on paper
Paper dimensions: 29.5 x 22.25 in.
Frame dimensions: 32 x 24.5 in.

To inquire about pricing or to schedule an appointment to view this piece, go to:
https://www.incollect.com/listings/fine-art/works-on-paper/david-donovan-jensen-fire-hymn-no-1-2016-185267

https://www.incollect.com/listings/fine-art/works-on-paper/david-donovan-jensen-fire-hymn-no-2-2016-185270

Bicycle Fine Art artist Neal Perbix is continually experimenting and innovating with his works. These techniques are esp...
08/26/2021

Bicycle Fine Art artist Neal Perbix is continually experimenting and innovating with his works. These techniques are especially evident in ‘Untitled’, 2019. The overall aesthetic reveals a more painterly style for Neal and offers new possibilities for future works. When asked about his process, Neal shares, “I'm expanding on my mediums. Definitely going for more of an ‘all in’ approach.” With his background in industrial design and furniture-making, Neal’s technical prowess with a variety of materials leaves audiences excited for whatever he creates next.w

Read more here: https://wp.me/p58L1f-SF (link in bio)

Neal Perbix
Untitled, 2019
Acrylic, enamel, pencil, sumi ink, spray paint on canvas
Dimensions: 48 x 72 in.
Stock No. [NP.37]

Neal Perbix’s ‘Untitled’, 2019 is currently on view at The New York Design Center, 10th Floor.
(Slide #2) Photo Credit: Josh Gaddy
Vignette at The Gallery at 200LEX styled by Alex Andrade

Continuing to create work based on his formal training as a furniture designer, Bicycle Fine Art artist, Neal Perbix is ...
08/25/2021

Continuing to create work based on his formal training as a furniture designer, Bicycle Fine Art artist, Neal Perbix is beginning to “push the canvas in different directions.” For this particular painting, Neal says that some of the painting techniques utilized “stemmed a little out of frustration,” a sentiment that is relatable to all during these challenging times. But from these moments of uncertainty, Neal introduces viewers to an ever-evolving process, with color and texture being excavated from the multiple layers.

Read more here: https://wp.me/p58L1f-SF (link in bio)

To inquire about pricing or to schedule an appointment to view this piece, go to: https://www.incollect.com/listings/fine-art/paintings/neal-perbix-neal-perbix-untitled-2019-457949

Bicycle Fine Art is pleased to premiere this stunning piece by Minneapolis artist, Neal Perbix. Known for his use of ind...
08/24/2021

Bicycle Fine Art is pleased to premiere this stunning piece by Minneapolis artist, Neal Perbix. Known for his use of industrial equipment and materials to create fine line paintings, this work on canvas showcases the artist’s continued efforts toward experimentation and challenging what materials can be used in fine art painting.

Photo Credit: Alex Andrade

To inquire about pricing or to schedule an appointment to view this piece, go to: https://www.incollect.com/listings/fine-art/paintings/neal-perbix-neal-perbix-untitled-2019-457949

Working both on paper and canvas, David Donovan Jensen’s ‘Hymn Series’ offers a contemplative reprieve from the day to d...
10/29/2020

Working both on paper and canvas, David Donovan Jensen’s ‘Hymn Series’ offers a contemplative reprieve from the day to day and allows one to escape into the ocean waves. Through the use of acrylic and pastel on paper, David is able to develop a tactility while also evoking a softness, two opposing sensations that work in harmony in this work, ‘Ocean Hymn, No. 4.’ This work as well as ‘Ocean Hymn, No. 5’ are currently on view at the New York Design Center on the 10th floor at The Gallery at 200LEX.

David Donovan Jensen
Ocean Hymn, No. 4, 2016
[DDJ.24]
Acrylic and pastel on paper
Paper dimensions: 29.5 x 22.25 in.
Frame dimensions: 32 x 24.5 in.

To inquire about pricing or to schedule an appointment to view this piece, go to:
https://www.incollect.com/listings/fine-art/works-on-paper/david-donovan-jensen-ocean-hymn-no-4-2016-185271

Continuing to revisit a few of our favorite works currently on view at the New York Design Center, Neal Perbix’s, ‘Untit...
10/28/2020

Continuing to revisit a few of our favorite works currently on view at the New York Design Center, Neal Perbix’s, ‘Untitled’ walnut veneer drawing, here showcased in a satin black maplewood frame is a dynamic piece, featuring the artist’s signature use of industrial materials. Neal’s work introduces a sense of movement that creates a conversation between art and design.

Also in our current spotlight are two works on paper from David Donovan Jensen’s ‘Hymn series.’ Known for his large paintings created by unconventional means, the artist uses a sander to record the patterns of his work space. which his paintings in turn serve as a recording of the physical space. Textures developed from the floor in which he works on are easily read through the undulating and rhythmic patterns.

Displayed in a grouping, or independently, these original works would be a wonderful addition to the design conversation. To inquire about pricing or to view these in works in person, make an appointment at The Gallery at 200LEX at the New York Design Center or email [email protected]

Revisiting David Donovan Jensen’s Ocean Hymn Series, Bicycle Fine Art is pleased to feature this work on paper, titled ‘...
10/27/2020

Revisiting David Donovan Jensen’s Ocean Hymn Series, Bicycle Fine Art is pleased to feature this work on paper, titled ‘Ocean Hymn, No. 5’ now on view at The Gallery at 200LEX at the New York Design Center. Taking a breath from today’s reality, the soothing cool tones lets the mind venture to the ocean, imagining a warm and sunny day. These oceanic hues create a calming effect, which contrasted with the yellow coloration and the subtle layers of texture, draws the eye as a focal point, creating a conversation between art and design in any space the work is displayed.

David Donovan Jensen
Ocean Hymn, No. 5, 2016
[DDJ.25]
Acrylic and pastel on paper
Paper dimensions: 29.5 x 22.25 in.
Frame dimensions: 32 x 24.5 in.

To inquire about pricing or to schedule an appointment to view this piece, go to:
https://www.incollect.com/listings/fine-art/works-on-paper/david-donovan-jensen-ocean-hymn-no-5-2016-185272

Working on paper with a limited palette and new materials, Christopher Saunders developed this series as a way for him t...
10/06/2020

Working on paper with a limited palette and new materials, Christopher Saunders developed this series as a way for him to reexamine his process and explore new ideas. While working from home has presented its own challenges, Bicycle Fine Art is excited to showcase the Recurring Fields series and cannot wait to see what Christopher creates once back in the studio.

Read the featured editorial on Christopher Saunders through Bicycle Fine Art’s website: https://wp.me/p58L1f-QE

Christopher Saunders
Untitled 12 (Recurring Field), 2017
[CS.12]
Ink on paper
Dimensions: 9 x 6 in.

https://www.incollect.com/listings/fine-art/works-on-paper/christopher-saunders-untitled-12-recurring-field-387243

When reminiscing about individual pieces in his Recurring Fields series, Christopher Saunders states that “each holds a ...
10/05/2020

When reminiscing about individual pieces in his Recurring Fields series, Christopher Saunders states that “each holds a physical memory and can on occasion take me back to the decisions made in developing each one, the wins and losses so to speak.” Christopher’s methodical and oftentimes spontaneous approach serves as not only a record of his thought process, but also a moment in time that he can look back upon.

Delve further into Christopher’s considerations here: https://wp.me/p58L1f-QE

Christopher Saunders
Untitled 4 (Recurring Field), 2017
[CS.10]
Ink on paper
Dimensions: 9 x 6 in.

One of Brooklyn fine artist Christopher Saunders’ influences for the Recurring Fields series is music, especially experi...
10/02/2020

One of Brooklyn fine artist Christopher Saunders’ influences for the Recurring Fields series is music, especially experimental compositions that emphasize tonal shifts rather than melodies. One can sense the varying notes in each of his works, evinced through the different demarcations of shapes from ink and tape.

Read more about how music is integral to Christopher’s process in the featured editorial:

Christopher Saunders
Untitled 1 (Recurring Field), 2017
[CS.08]
Ink on paper
Dimensions: 9 x 6 in.

https://www.incollect.com/listings/fine-art/works-on-paper/christopher-saunders-untitled-1-recurring-field-387234

Like many other fine artists with limited studio access these days, Christopher Saunders has found ways to keep making w...
10/01/2020

Like many other fine artists with limited studio access these days, Christopher Saunders has found ways to keep making work, adapting to a new mode of creation and developing his ideas utilizing tools that allow for exploration and experimentation. Whether he’s in his Greenpoint studio or his own personal quarters in New York City, Christopher is still innovating and pushing creative boundaries.

To read more about how Christopher has adapted to these unprecedented times here: https://wp.me/p58L1f-QE (Link in bio)

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