Fine Art Sale | TRUDY LABELL FINE ART

Looking for some beautiful artwork at a spectacular price?  Look no further…  Sale now on at Trudy Labell Fine Art through June 5, 2015.

Randall Deihl, Young Lifeguard with Beach Umbrella, Oil on Canvas, 24" x 30"

We invite you to stop by and browse our celebrated and extensive contemporary collection of paintings and sculptures!  

TRUDY LABELL FINE ART
2425 Tamiami Trail N, Naples, FL 34103 (in the Bigham Galleria)

**The sale offers significant savings on works of art in the gallery due to our current space closing in June 2015.  

Thereafter, we look forward to assisting, advising and acquiring art for collectors, designers and galleries via personalized in-home art consultations, (as we did successfully for 22 years in New England.)  We remain dedicated to delivering the quality and service you have come to expect over the past 35 years and will continue to work with the same outstanding artists we have always represented.

Kevin and Jennifer Box, Next Step, Bronze on Granite, 22" x 11" x 8"

Artists featured on the blog this week are all internationally recognized American artists who exhibit in major public, private and museum collections around the globe.

We are proud to be offering work from contemporary realist painter, Randall Deihl whose incredible paintings focus on scenes of American Kitsch, the hugely talented Kevin and Jennifer Box of 'Outside The Box Studio' who specialize in unique origami sculptures cast in museum quality metals and sculpture from the breathtaking ceramic artist Elizabeth Kendall.

Elizabeth Kendall, Measure of Grace, Porcelain and Piano Wire Sculpture, 60" x 103"

Please reach me at the gallery until mid-June on 239.434.7778 or anytime via my personal cell 239.287.3378.  Email tlfa12@embarqmail.com | trudy@trudylabellfineart.com.





See you soon!

Trudy Labell.


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The Dress - Fashion Meets Art at TRUDY LABELL FINE ART

Handcrafted wire dress by artist SUSAN FREDA graces the runway at New York Fashion Week

The interconnecting relationship between art and fashion has always been fascinating.  We are focusing on the DRESS in particular, which can be found in our closets, on the runway or captured in a piece of art.  The appeal of the dress is attributable to many factors - the fluidity, texture and movement of the fabric, the silhouette and structure, or the layers and details of the gown, both simple and complex.  We all enjoy observing the beauty of dresses from ball gowns to sundresses and quite simply, they make women feel beautiful and feminine the world over.  Artists and fashion designers alike use innovative materials to sculpt, explore and interpret the dress form.

The Metropolitan Museum in New York, with its extraordinary collections of historical and contemporary artwork, is reopening the Anna Wintour Costume Center, which will house an unrivaled timeline of Western fashion history.  Imagine this - fine art and fabulous fashion co-mingling!



SUSAN FREDA

Wildly creative sculptor Susan Freda, featured at Trudy Labell Fine Art, is well-known for her beautiful organic, ephemeral and intricate style.  She designs and handcrafts delicate, airy and luminescent pieces, by weaving feminine objects of beauty.  Her work focuses on light, form and line, with the processes of knotting, lace making and crocheting being the main component of the pieces.  The reflection of light through the surface and texture is paramount, the surfaces acting as windows through which patterns and transitions of light and line can be observed.

SUSAN FREDA Gold Dress, detail
Each dress is woven freehand from one continuous strand of wire, then embellished with glass, resin or tree sap, which clings in translucent droplets  

SUSAN FREDA Gold Dress, Copper Wire, Glass & Resin, 35" x 27" x 10"

SUSAN FREDA Blue Dress, 25" x 28" x 17"

SUSAN FREDA Red Bud Dress, Copper Wire, Glass & Resin, 29" x 24" x 13"

BOX2

The latest exciting addition to our gallery is a collection of elegant cast bronze dress sculptures by BOX2 - Kevin Box in collaboration with Jennifer Box.  Kevin Box is one of the most successful young sculptors in the USA.  The initial medium is paper folding, crumpling and shaping into one-of-a-kind origami sculptures.  Then a unique hand casting process called, 'Organic Burnout' (which Kevin developed) casts the paper sculptures in museum quality bronze, allowing the grace and fluidity of the paper to be captured forever.

BOX2 Next Step, Bronze on Granite, 20" x 8" x 6"

BOX2 Next Step, back view

BOX2 Silver Couture, Bronze on Granite, 18" x 6.5" x 6"

BOX2 Silver Couture, back view

 BOX2 Lazuli's Dress, Bronze on Granite, 20" x 8" x 9"

BOX2 Lazuli's Dress, back view

WEARABLE ART

In the world of fashion, Jean Paul Gaultier, John Galliano and British designer, Alexander McQueen are famous for creating fine art to wear, one-of-a-kind pieces exploring fibers and using innovative materials, from razor clam shell dress creations to feather plume dresses.

Be Inspired,



Trudy and Lynn

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