Patrick Tagoe Turkson | 354 Yentsie Obiaa 1 | 2023

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Andrew Blauschild, Aug Boards BW; edition 1/6, 2013

silver gelatin selenium print, 60 x 41.75 inches (paper) / 61.5 x 43.25 inches (framed)

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Andrew Blauschild, Ghostboard #8

digital pigment print, 24 x 42 inches (paper) / 25.75 x 43.75 inches (framed)

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Alex Katz, Large Black Hat (Ada); edition 4/25, 2012

Silkscreen on Saunders Waterford hot press 410 gsm paper, 62 x 58 in.

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Kx2 Ruth Avra & Dana Kleinman, Sand Drift, 2023

Repurposed industrial pipe with acrylic on wood, 20 elements
dimensions variable - each element has 10.5 inch diameter

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Donald Martiny, Zimtsterne, 2024

polymer and pigment on aluminum

Donald Martiny, Zimtsterne, 2024 Medium: Polymer and pigment on aluminum Donald Martiny’s Zimtsterne (2024) is a dynamic and sculptural painting that exemplifies his signature technique of gestural abstraction, where brushstrokes break free from the traditional canvas. Crafted from polymer and pigment on aluminum, this large-scale artwork captures the raw energy of movement, allowing the viewer to experience color, form, and texture in its most expressive and physical state. Martiny’s work challenges conventional painting by extending its physical boundaries, creating a three-dimensional presence that transforms the space it inhabits. The thick, sweeping gestures in Zimtsterne evoke a sense of spontaneity and fluidity, while the interplay of earthy brown tones and stark whites adds depth and contrast. Inspired by the act of painting itself, Martiny’s sculptural brushstrokes reflect the immediacy of mark-making and materiality. This museum-quality contemporary artwork is ideal for collectors, modern art enthusiasts, and luxury interiors seeking a bold, immersive statement piece. Zimtsterne is available exclusively at Sponder Gallery. Key Features: Large-scale gestural abstraction by Donald Martiny Sculptural painting crafted from polymer and pigment on aluminum Dynamic three-dimensional presence that extends beyond the canvas Donald Martiny art, Zimtsterne by Donald Martiny, gestural abstraction, sculptural painting, contemporary abstract art, polymer and pigment painting, modern art for collectors, large-scale contemporary painting, three-dimensional brushstroke art, museum-quality contemporary art, Sponder Gallery, abstract expressionist sculpture, luxury art installation, contemporary art investment.

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Artist: Donald Martiny
Title: Zimtsterne
Year: 2024
Medium: Polymer and pigment on aluminum

Artwork Description:

Donald Martiny’s Zimtsterne (2024) is a striking example of gestural abstraction, where painting extends beyond the traditional canvas into three-dimensional space. Created using polymer and pigment on aluminum, this work is a testament to Martiny’s innovative approach to contemporary painting.

With sweeping, sculptural brushstrokes in rich earth tones and stark whites, Zimtsterne captures the raw energy of movement and materiality. The work reflects Martiny’s fascination with the physical act of painting, where each stroke is an intentional yet spontaneous expression of motion and texture. The absence of a rectangular canvas frees the brushstroke itself, turning it into a sculptural form that interacts dynamically with its surroundings.

This museum-quality artwork is ideal for collectors, art institutions, and luxury interiors, offering a bold, immersive experience that redefines the boundaries between painting and sculpture.

Donald Martiny is a renowned contemporary artist known for his expansive, gestural paintings that break traditional constraints. His work is included in prominent collections worldwide, including installations at the One World Trade Center in New York. By focusing on the physicality of the brushstroke, Martiny explores the relationship between art, motion, and space in a unique and captivating way.

Ideal For:

Private collectors & contemporary art enthusiasts
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Alessandro Puccinelli, Mare 351; edition of 3, 2019

Archival pigment print, 47.25 x 70.75 in. paper / 56 x 79 in. framed (+$3,000 frame)

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Alessandro Puccinelli, Mare 411; edition of 3, 2019

Archival pigment print, 47.25 x 70.75 in. paper / 56 x 79 in. framed (+$3,000 frame)

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Jonathan Smith, Falls #36, 2024

Photograph, 50 x 90 in.

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Jonathan Smith, Falls #46, 2024

Photograph, 70 x 56 in.

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Jonathan Smith, Falls #9, Ed. of 3, 2024

Photograph, 70 x 56 in.

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Patrick Tagoe Turkson, 354 Yentsie Obiaa 1, 2023

Found Flip Flops on Suede, 143 x 56 in.

A compelling assemblage from the artist's flip flop series invites rigorous examination of material culture and the socio-environmental implications of contemporary art practices. Measuring an enormous 143 x 56 inches, this piece is constructed from found flip-flops meticulously arranged on suede, a choice that situates Turkson within a lineage of artists who engage with reclaimed materials to critique consumerism, transnational waste flows, and the ecological toll of globalized economies. The work’s intricate patchwork structure transforms detritus into a carefully ordered visual lexicon, where each fragment of rubber contributes to an overarching mosaic, resonant with both aesthetic and cultural significance.

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