Udo Noger | Gleiches Land | 2017

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Stanley Boxer (Estate), Aplaitedsnonsglower, 1993

Mixed media on canvas, 70 x 40 in.

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Dan Christensen (Estate), Thanos, 1990

Acrylic on canvas, 48 x 50 in.

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Kysa Johnson, Blow Up 315 - subatomic decay patterns, 2017

fixed chalk on blackboard, 40 x 30 in.

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William King, Triumph, 2001

Tyvek and aluminum, 81 x 25 x 20 in.

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Anne Lilly, Disparate de Tontos, 2014

stainless steel, carbon fiber, 46 x 38 x 24 in.

unique

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Donald Martiny, Study for Nottley, 2018

polymer and pigment on aluminum, 18 x 13 in.

Donald Martiny – Study for Nottley, 2018 Medium: Polymer and pigment on aluminum Dimensions: 18 x 13 in. Donald Martiny’s Study for Nottley (2018) is a compelling small-scale sculptural painting that exemplifies his mastery of gestural abstraction. Created with polymer and pigment on aluminum, this dynamic composition captures the immediacy of movement and the raw physicality of the artist’s brushstroke. The deep, inky black pigment emphasizes the depth and texture of the work, creating a striking visual impact. Despite its intimate size, Study for Nottley embodies the same expressive energy as Martiny’s larger works, showcasing his ability to translate movement into a three-dimensional, sculptural form. The gestural brushstroke appears suspended in space, free from the confines of a traditional canvas, reinforcing Martiny’s signature approach of merging painting and sculpture. As a globally recognized artist, Donald Martiny has exhibited extensively, with works featured in prestigious private, corporate, and institutional collections, including a permanent installation at One World Trade Center in New York. His innovative approach continues to push the boundaries of contemporary abstraction. Discover Study for Nottley and other works by Donald Martiny exclusively at Sponder Gallery, a premier destination for contemporary abstract and sculptural art. Donald Martiny, Study for Nottley painting, 2018 contemporary art, polymer pigment painting, aluminum sculpture painting, gestural abstraction, contemporary abstract expressionism, Donald Martiny artist, small-scale paintings, Sponder Gallery, abstract sculptural painting, investment art, modern abstract painting, international contemporary artists, black abstract painting, textured art, innovative contemporary sculpture.

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Artist: Donald Martiny
Title: Study for Nottley
Year: 2018
Medium: Polymer and pigment on aluminum
Dimensions: 18 x 13 in.
Availability: Available through Sponder Gallery

About the Artwork:

Donald Martiny’s Study for Nottley (2018) is a striking example of his innovative approach to gestural abstraction. This small-scale sculptural painting, created with polymer and pigment on aluminum, captures the essence of movement and materiality. The fluid, sweeping black brushstroke appears suspended in space, emphasizing the dynamic tension between control and spontaneity.

Despite its intimate size, Study for Nottley carries the same bold energy and expressive depth as Martiny’s larger works. The thick, textured application of pigment creates a highly tactile surface, allowing the viewer to experience the physicality of the artist’s process. The contrast between the sculptural brushstroke and the stark white background enhances the drama and presence of this unique piece.

About the Artist:

Donald Martiny is an internationally acclaimed contemporary artist known for his sculptural paintings that blur the line between painting and sculpture. His work is featured in major collections, including a permanent installation at One World Trade Center in New York. Martiny’s process-driven approach explores the physicality of gesture, scale, and materiality, redefining the possibilities of abstract expressionism.

Exhibition & Collection Highlights:

Permanent collection, One World Trade Center, New York
Exhibited in leading contemporary galleries, museums, and art fairs
Collected by prominent private and corporate collectors worldwide

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Udo Noger, Gleiches Land, 2017

Mixed media, 56 x 40 in.

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Ruth Pastine, Gray 1- H1P (Black and White Series), 2012

Oil on Canvas, 60 x 32 in.

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Jonathan Prince, Untitled Cylinder, 2018

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JM Rizzi, Masts of Silver, 2017

Ink on canvas, 72 x 60 in.

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Kikuo Saito, Blue Harp, 1988

Oil on Canvas, 58 x 74 in.

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Tigran Tsitoghdzyan, Mirror, 2018

Mixed media, 80 x 56 inches paper / 86 x 61 inches (framed) (+ $3,500 frame)

July 2018

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Tigran Tsitoghdzyan, Mirror II, 2018

Mixed media, 80 x 56 inches paper, 85 x 61 inches framed

Jul-18

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Tigran Tsitoghdzyan, Z DS Mirror, 2018

Mixed media, 80 x 56 inches paper

July 2018

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Boaz Vaadia, Family 1 (#146) BVE; edition 1/7, 2017

Bronze, Bluestone and Boulder, 20 x 21 x 15 in. (50.8 x 53.3 x 38.1 cm)

Boaz Vaadia’s Family 1 (#146) BVE (2017) is an intimate bronze, bluestone, and boulder sculpture that encapsulates the artist’s signature stacked stone technique. This editioned work (1/7), measuring 20 x 21 x 15 inches, features two seated figures resting together on a natural boulder, symbolizing familial unity, connection, and contemplation. The layered composition of stacked bluestone and cast bronze evokes geological formations while maintaining a deeply personal and emotive presence. Family 1 (#146) BVE is a testament to Vaadia’s ability to merge natural materials with contemporary figurative abstraction, making this sculpture a timeless and collectible work of art. Vaadia’s works are housed in renowned collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Bass Museum of Art. Collectors and contemporary sculpture enthusiasts searching for Boaz Vaadia artwork for sale, bronze and bluestone sculptures, stacked stone family-themed sculptures, and contemporary figurative art will find Family 1 (#146) BVE to be an evocative addition to any collection. Boaz Vaadia, Boaz Vaadia sculptures, Boaz Vaadia art for sale, contemporary stone sculptures, bronze and bluestone sculptures, stacked stone figurative sculptures, small-scale contemporary sculptures, natural material sculptures, modern figurative sculpture, family-themed sculpture, Sponder Gallery, fine art collection, investment art, high-end contemporary art, meditative contemporary sculpture, minimalist contemporary art, outdoor bronze sculptures, stacked stone abstraction, ancient-inspired modern art, parent and child sculptures.

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Artwork Details

Artist: Boaz Vaadia
Title: Family 1 (#146) BVE
Year: 2017
Edition: 1/7
Medium: Bronze, Bluestone, and Boulder
Dimensions: 20 x 21 x 15 in.
Availability: Available for acquisition through Sponder Gallery

About the Artwork

Boaz Vaadia’s Family 1 (#146) BVE (2017) is a deeply symbolic sculpture featuring two figures sitting closely together atop a natural boulder. Crafted using his signature stacked stone technique, Vaadia seamlessly integrates natural materials into a figurative form that exudes warmth, unity, and tranquility.

The intimate scale of the work allows viewers to appreciate the intricate details of the layered textures, reinforcing Vaadia’s connection to the earth and his ability to evoke human relationships through minimal, abstracted forms. This editioned piece (1/7) is an ideal acquisition for collectors of contemporary sculpture and those interested in artworks that celebrate family bonds and human connection.

About the Artist

Boaz Vaadia (1951–2017) was an internationally celebrated sculptor known for his innovative use of natural materials and his distinctive stacked stone technique. His works are included in major public and private collections, including installations at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Bass Museum of Art.

Why Collect This Work?

Symbolic & Emotional: Family 1 (#146) BVE beautifully captures themes of companionship, unity, and familial bonds.
Museum-Quality Artwork: Vaadia’s sculptures are exhibited in prestigious institutions worldwide.
Unique Material Composition: The fusion of bronze, bluestone, and boulders creates a visually and texturally engaging presence.

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