Mountain Record Series: Canvas Edition with Reclaimed Frame by Grace Noel Art

July 26, 2021 by Grace Noel in Art

The Mountain Record Series recycles a surface and uplifts it to a new creation! This series began with Grace creating artwork on vinyl record for Spectra Art Space’s “Record Artwork Show” which is an annual art show hosted by Spectra Art Space featuring original artwork on vinyl record. In 2020, the series grew to include wood panels and artwork Grace had made and either never sold in years or was sitting in storage waiting to be used. There are three styles of Mountain Records: 1. Created on recycled wood surface or vinyl record, gel medium basecoat, oil paint, encaustic (beeswax) paint, glitter and faux gold leaf or 2. Created on vinyl record, gel medium base, acrylic painted rainbows, gold acrylic paint pour, and a final layer of acrylic painted mountains. 3. Recycled canvas edition in a repurposed frame.

NEW and for the FIRST TIME EVER, CANVAS PRINTS! by Grace Noel Art

Grace Noel Art, LLC

July 26, 2021 by Grace Noel in Art

For the first time ever, Grace Noel Art will have canvas prints available for purchase in the studio and online shop! The embellished canvas print option includes a resin and glitter application which turns each print into an original, one of a kind, artwork!

Supporting Unicorns and their Adventures: The Wealth of NYC

Artifications

April 11, 2018 by Grace Noel in Art, NYC, Recycle

Been enjoying Williamsburg, Brooklyn for two weeks now. The mission? Set up an international networking and exhibition space for artists through the Artifications Studio at 63 N 3 St, basement.

Something that struck me, as I commute around the city, is the incredible sense of wealth of resources. This wealth feeds a fantastic culture of supporting fellow Unicorns and their magical adventures. Anything in this city can be acquired for free given time, creativity, and resource-fullness. Here's a story... We had our Artifications Digable Weekend exhibition Apr 5 - 7. As the exhibit concluded, we needed packing material to return artwork home. I was walking back from jiu jitsu at the Renzo Gracie Academy, the best training yet, and found some thin packing foam, rolled up and ready for trash pick up. Seeing as the foam had rolled into the walk way, I decided to pick it up and move it. Recognizing its usefulness, I carried half of the bounty back to the gallery, yay! To complete my goal of mailing artwork to our lovely artists, I selected the appropriate sized cardboard from the stacks outside nearly every business. My urban foraging trip saved the gallery money and tidied the streets.

Thanks NYC, you make dreams come true in the spirit of supporting fellow unicorns!