PREVIEW ALL THE ART UP FOR BID AT KINETICS THIS YEAR

The fast-paced live auction featuring your favorite BRG Artist Members is always the star of the show at KINETICS. That’s the case again in 2024 with more than 30 works - all opening at $100 - come up to the auction block on November 10. This year, 100% of the proceeds from the auction will support the artists themselves and BRG’s mission of connecting artists and audiences.

Scroll down to see every piece that KINETICS’ professionally-licensed auctioneer will be calling on you to raise your paddle for while you help make a full year of exhibitions and programming available for your community.

BIDDING OPENS AT $100 FOR THESE WORKS FROM YOUR FAVORITE BRG ARTIST MEMBERS:

click on the images below to get a better look before the big night on November 8

Featured

Protective Dreadlock Stylez (No. 2)

John Alleyne

Silkscreen monotype on paper

24" x 19"

Metatron's Chorus

Jamie Baldridge

Pigment Print on Hahnemühle Cézanne Cotton Rag Canvas

60" x 40"

Blue-green Cluster

Anne Boudreau

Suspended mixed media construction: dupioni silk, cotton fabric, polyester fiberfill, acrylic paint, acrylic medium, lace

28" x 3" x 3"

Setting

Danielle Burns

Acrylic and textile foil on panel

30" x 48"

Memory Nests (set of 8)

Christopher Brumfield

Stoneware, glaze, and glass

Installation size variable

Mano Ponderosa

Lauren Cardenas

Lithograph

19" x 13"

Paths of Moving Points 02.08.21

Rob Carpenter

Ink on museum board

33" x 33"

Blue Checkerboard Buddah

Paul Dean

Mixed media on panel

28" x 28"

Yes, No, Goodbye

David DuBose

Mixed Media on Paper

14" x 18"

A Prayer for Justice and Compassion

Mary Lee Eggart

Colored pencil on paper

16" x 16"

Thinking about You

Malaika Favorite

Mixed media on paper

24" x 24"

The Tropics

Rosemary Goodell

Monotype on paper

30" x 22"

Jewel Scarab: Costa Rica

Frankie Gould

Acrylic and graphite on panel

14" x 11"

Congregation of the Divine Matter

April Hammock

Oil on canvas

24" x 36"

Conflicted

Diane Hanson

Acrylic on cut panel

13" x 20"

Winged Movements

Theresa Herrera

Acrylic on canvas panel

4” x 6”

Ripe

David Horton

Oil on Canvas

36" x 36"

Icee

Brad Jensen

Silkscreen and acrylic on panel

24" x 36"

Lillet

Heather Ryan Kelley

Oil and graphite on canvas

17" x 17"

Threshold

Kelli Scott Kelley

Acrylic on repurposed linens

24" x 18"

”Threshold” depicts a powerful Minotaur-like figure, blending a muscular human body with the vulnerability of a downcast bull’s head. To me, this figure represents an internal struggle between strength and defeat. Behind him, a pale, ghost-like female figure in a surrendering pose embodies submission, mystery, and emotional weight. The obscured face of the female figure hints at repressed emotions or past trauma, and the tension between the two figures reflects a dynamic of power, vulnerability, and the complexity of inner conflict. Through this painting, I explore themes of psychological struggle, the duality of strength and weakness, and the emotional costs of surrender and sacrifice. Ultimately, it speaks to isolation, alienation, and the hidden battles we face within ourselves and in our relationships.” - Kelley

Sago Palms

Eleanor Owen Kerr

Cyanotype and gold leaf on paper

36" x 24"

Broussonetia Papyrifera

Leslie Koptcho

Etching on paper

28" x 29"

For Best Results, Take Three Times a Day

Kathleen Lemoine

Acrylic on panels

12" x 12" each

Know Your Material

Marcus McAllister

Acrylic on paper mounted on canvas

31.75" x 9.5"

Acme Juicer with Crow

Matt Morris

Digital c-print on panel

40" diameter

Plague and Pestilence XI

Kelly Mueller

Acrylic, Colored Pencil, and Ink on Bristol Paper

14" x 11"

Jazzy Gator III

Nonney Oddlokken

Handmade stitched paper overlay, stitched collage elements, hand stitched gold thread embellishment

17" x 37"

JRM Moon

Isoko Onodera

Oil on canvas

27" x 22"

“Joey Ramone’s beauty is not straightforward. It makes you feel like you’re witnessing something that shouldn’t be there. It’s strange, beautiful, and magnetic.” - Onodera