NOVA ART GALLERY

                                        

Welcome to Nova Art Gallery: A Hub of Creativity and Innovation

Nova Art Gallery is more than just a virtual space—it's a dynamic platform dedicated to the exploration, celebration, and promotion of contemporary art. Aimed at art enthusiasts, collectors, and creators alike, the gallery serves as a place to experience the vast array of artistic styles and mediums shaping the world of modern art today.

Founded with the vision of connecting art lovers from all walks of life, Nova Art Gallery brings a fresh, innovative approach to the traditional art gallery. While it began as a modest online presence, it has quickly grown into an influential platform, offering a space for both established and emerging artists to showcase their work to a global audience. The gallery’s virtual exhibitions are curated thoughtfully, ensuring that each piece is presented in its best light, allowing visitors to appreciate the intricacies and emotions embedded in each work of art.

A Diverse Range of Artistic Expression

One of the defining features of Nova Art Gallery is its commitment to showcasing a wide spectrum of artistic expression. Whether you are a fan of abstract art, contemporary realism, or experimental installations, you’ll find something that speaks to you within the gallery's curated exhibitions. From paintings, sculptures, and digital art to mixed media and photography, Nova Art Gallery provides a platform for various artistic forms to be seen and appreciated.

This diversity is not just in the types of art presented but also in the artists themselves. The gallery works with both seasoned professionals and rising stars in the art world, creating an inclusive environment where talent is nurtured, and new voices are given the attention they deserve. Artists from around the world, spanning different cultures and backgrounds, come together in this unique space to share their visions with an audience eager to embrace the ever-evolving landscape of contemporary art.

Engaging Content and Insights

Beyond its visual offerings, Nova Art Gallery takes pride in providing engaging content to enhance the viewing experience. Through blog posts, artist interviews, and insightful articles, visitors are invited to dive deeper into the stories behind the art. The blog is an essential extension of the gallery’s mission to educate and engage its audience, offering a space to learn more about the inspiration behind each piece and the creative processes that fuel the artists' work.

The articles published on the Nova Art Gallery blog cover a wide range of topics, from emerging art trends and exhibition reviews to in-depth artist spotlights. These pieces offer valuable insights that foster a deeper appreciation for the works featured on the site. Whether you're a long-time art lover or someone just beginning to explore the world of contemporary art, the blog is an excellent resource for staying informed and inspired.

Supporting Artists and Building Community

At its core, Nova Art Gallery is dedicated to supporting the artists it represents. Through its platform, artists gain exposure to a global audience, while also having the opportunity to sell their work in an accessible and professional setting. The gallery works closely with each artist to ensure their creations are well-represented, and that their unique voices are heard and respected.

Moreover, Nova Art Gallery is committed to building a strong and inclusive art community. It invites its visitors not only to browse and purchase art but also to engage with the content, participate in virtual events, and interact with fellow art lovers. The gallery's sense of community helps foster a deeper connection to the art world, making it more accessible to everyone.

Join the Nova Art Gallery Experience

Whether you’re looking to discover new artists, expand your art collection, or simply immerse yourself in the beauty of creative expression, Nova Art Gallery has something for you. With its vibrant exhibitions, engaging content, and commitment to supporting both artists and art lovers, the gallery is a hub of inspiration and creativity. Visit Nova Art Gallery today and experience the future of contemporary art.

Student breakfast

 Description

Vintage still life with Tolkien's Elven runes, carved on a board

About the Artist

Sergey Lesnikov art
It is strange how fascinating old things are- old wood, old metal, craquelure cobweb of old varnish ... the way time worked on them. Perhaps as proof that Time is material, and has value in itself.
Once, looking at the massive hundred-year-old board from the old house, I imagined all those works on the wood panels, from icons to painting, which we never saw, that left, disappeared, lost in time. How could they look like? Then I came to idea to make such a thing, looking like a found artifact, with fragments of old painting on ancient piece of wood. So I have created it, and continue working now..
Additional technical education helps to find new and new technological solutions, and now every work is physically unique, because of the uniqueness of the key element - old wood, and because of the peculiarities of the process. Nowadays, when so many people are interested in medieval style, fantasy and pseudo-historical stories- from The Lord of the Rings to the Game of Thrones, such kind of works are interesting, aren’t they? Such as they could be, if they existed in reality and reached our days..
I'm always in search- of new approaches, new materials, sometimes with elements of old metal, and other. Sometimes I copy works of old masters, to be closer to the subject, but when I miss bright and clear colors - I relax, working in traditional painting..

Tasty Elegance

 

Description

This painting showcases a vibrant still life, featuring two bottles of wine set against a richly textured backdrop. One bottle stands tall, its dark glass glistering under the ambient light, while the other bottle lies on its side, inviting the viewer's eye to follow its sleek contour.
Surrounding the bottles are a single fruit and a delicate wine glass, catching the light and adding depth to the composition.
The use of bold colours and dynamic brushstrokes infuses the scene with energy and warmth, celebrating the elegance and allure of fine wine.

About the Artist

Eva Bazhenova's Gallery
I am an Artist living in England since 2003. I come here to study Interior Design and have obtained my degree from Birmingham City University. However, my natural artistic skills turned my life direction into the Art World.

My desire to become an artist likely stems from a combination of innate passion, personal experiences, and a deep-seated need for self-expression. From a young age, I have felt a natural inclination towards creative expression, finding joy and fulfillment in activities like drawing, painting, or sculpting. Becoming an artist could be a way for me to explore and define my sense of self. Creating art allows me to communicate my unique perspective and worldview, shaping my identity as an individual.

Naturmort with grapes and tomatoes

 

Description

Best grapes from my garden: pink ones and dark muscat grapes, both were so delicious this year, as summer was like a gift giver, it started in May and ended only in mid September.
But those grapes were on our home table already in August, which was not the case years before. Small cherry tomatoes came from the greenhouse of the neighbor, who brought them to us. They all looked so beautiful, that I decided to stop the time with them on this nice Ducth plate.

About the Artist

Artland Gallery
My name is Enn Kaljo, I am from Estonia. I am painting since my very young age, drawing pictures came first, then learning to write letters and read them.
I started to earn with my paintings since I was around 24 years old. And I had one period of my life where painting was my source of income for almost a decade.
Now I have been retired from some works and I decided to return back to my gift that I have since birth, using photography and travels in many countries to help to create these pieces of art.
I have been working as a book translator and have been translating 14 books, most of them spiritual ones.
Currently I am also very proud about my skills of gardening and what I have learned in that field. It helps to witness wonders of Nature and what God has created there.
Turning select photos into pieces of art was always my dream. As technology advances, this has become possible and here it is, before you now, in different dimensions.

Oh My Darlin'

 

Description

The original is a small 5 x 7 inch watercolor. I do not recommend a large print for this.

I tried to capture the beauty of the light shining on and through the clementine. I believe I did capture some of the translucent quality.

About the Artist

Jeff Atnip Art
I have the most experience with watercolor, but I keep experimenting with other mediums. I love sunlit surfaces, reflected light, shadows and contrasts. I also enjoy depicting weathered textures, trees and old structures.

I have won some awards over the years and been accepted into juried shows, but I have mostly neglected this pursuit in favor of raising a family, working a day job and selling paintings.

Garden Shoppers

 

Description

Two women are choosing the [produce at the truck stand , here at the Durham Farmers' Market. The variety of fresh from the farm is surprising and the quality is superior to the local grocery store

If you are looking for a unique gift, you are sure to find it here! Art works are available in many styles and sizes. There are gifts for the home such as framed prints, prints on canvas, just paper prints or prints on metal. It's easy, just click on the treatment you want! Don’t just leave it in the frame shop…go ahead and get the print you’re wishing to own!

About the Artist

David Zimmerman Fine Art
David Zimmerman
(919) 932-0991
Dvdzimmerman113@gmail.com

David Zimmerman was born in Washington, D.C. in 1946.He began his studies at the Art Institute of Chicago in 1964. He continued on in his training with Bill Woodward at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. In order to receive a bacalaureate degree he transferred to George Washington University, where he studied Drawing and Printmaking with Frank Wright. He was granted a Bachelor of Arts degree in Fine Arts in 1970.After a brief period of training with Phillip Pearlstein in Massachusetts, he returned to George Washington University where he again studied with William Woodward and Arthur Hall Smith. He was awarded a Master of Fine Arts degree in Painting in 1976.

David has had 35 one man shows at Veerhoff Galleries, Washington, D.C.;
The Regency Gallery, Washington ,D.C.; Mickelson’s Bill Parker Gallery, Washington, D.C.;
Gallery West, Alexandria, Virginia; The Potomac Gallery, Alexandria,Virginia; The National Park Service in Washington and Virginia; Crestar Bank; Montgomery Cable; Picolo’s; erl Originals, and others, as well as over 100 group shows in the past years He has been selected Artist in Residence for the National Park Service and his work has appeared on NBC television, in addition to other local programming in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. He is the recipient of many prizes and awards, including Artist of the Month for Jerry’s Artarama on Facebook and is represented in many Corporate and private collections throughout the country.
Currently represented by the Fine Art Source Gallery, Raleigh, NC; The Antietam Gallery, Sharpsburg, MD; The Bridge Gallery, Shepherdstown, WV, Bull City Art and Frame, Durham, NC
Selected Corporate Collections
Department of Transportation,Washington,D.C.
IBM,Gaithersburg,MD
George Washington University,Washington,D.C.
Ballard and Spahr,Washington,D.C.
Eastman Kodak,Pharmaceuticals Division,Phila.PA
Equicorp,Memphis,TE
Ernst and Whinney,Washington,D.C.
Georgian Club,Atlanta,Georgia
Sonat Corporation,Birmingham,Alabama
The Heritage Club,San Angelos,TX
The Washington Club,Washington,D.C.
Museum of the Horse,Patagonia,AZ
Deposit National Bank,Natchez,Mississippi
Marktronics,Rockville,MD
Arthur Anderson and Associates,Washington,D.C.
Crestar Bank,Bethesda,MD
The Capitol Hilton Hotel,Washington,D.C.
Wilson College,Chambersburg,PA
Montgomery County Department of Recreation,Contemporary Collection
Chevy Chase Chevrolet,Chevy Chase,MD
Georgetown University,Washington,D.C.
National Park Service,Dept.of Interior,Washington,D.C.
Wachovia National Bank,Winston-Salem,NC
Central Carolina Bank,Winston Salem,NC
Centura Bank, Rocky Mount, NC
Hale & Dorr, Boston, MA
Proctor Goodwin,Washington,D.C.
Apple Federal Teachers Credit Union, Arlington, VA
Wellesley Design Consultants, Wellesley, MA
Lowes , Mooresville NC
Womble,Carlyle,Sandridge & Rice, Winston-Salem NC

I prefer my painting to be a development of ideas rather than static images and often use different styles to achieve this. The life that goes on around me, the places I’ve been, or the times I’ve lived through are reflected in my paintings, and my work has always helped me refine self awareness, and provided an outlet for expression

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Big Peonies

 

About the Artist

ArtAbra
Graduated from Khanty-Mansiysk College of arts in 2005 with honors; "specialty" Design (environment);" qualification": designer. Main activities: project and performance.
Graduated in 2008. Khanty-Mansiysk Institute of design and applied arts (branch) of the Ural state Academy of architecture and art with honors; "specialty" design. Less

Up.

 

Description

In a bamboo grove.

Yellow Daisy Gerbera

 

Description

Close up photograph of yellow daisy gerbera flower showing the stamen and petals

And Two Shall Become One

 

Description

There was something tender and sweet about the delicate way the tips of these branches brushed against each other, like blushing newlyweds. I used softer colors and a limited palette for these expressive purposes.

About the Artist

Nancy Gregg Fine Art
For Nancy, making something of her natural gifts has meant the pursuit of a variety of art forms over the years, but now that she has retired from a lifetime of teaching, she is devoting herself full time to her early love—painting.

Nancy’s subject matter ranges from landscapes to florals to figures and animals, but all are imbued with a contemporary sense of vibrant, glowing color. Of course, all of the artistic elements play a role in her paintings, but the most important are color and light, which is why she naturally gravitated to an impressionistic style.

Yet, Nancy’s techniques are thoroughly modern and quite unusual. She typically paints with either a palette knife or her fingers, reserving the use of brushes for her signature only when absolutely necessary. Playing on the same optical effect of the original impressionists—the way our eyes visually blend distinct colors when seen at a distance, yet enjoy the mosaic of colors when seen up close—Nancy tends to apply notes of pure color, sometimes straight from the tube. She often applies her paints in layers, allowing each layer to dry in order to prevent the colors from mixing with additional layers of fresh paint, which can dull the vivid hues if not handled carefully. Extensive color tests performed before she starts each painting allow her to determine how the colors are going to “get along.”

Nancy can still remember the moment she realized the power of color. She was about four years old, lying on the floor, coloring with crayons, and she mixed turquoise and pink. She was so elated at the effect she’d discovered that she ran to show her drawing to her grandmother. Nancy’s parents filled their home with reproductions of fine art, and many others in her life encouraged the young girl’s growing interest in painting and drawing, especially her high school art teacher, Andre Krupe, who taught students to work in every medium and style.


Somewhere along the line, however, music also captured Nancy’s heart, and she “threw her heart and soul into it.” She became an instrumental music teacher in the public school system. During her second year of teaching, she also earned certification to teach computer courses, and since relatively few teachers had this ability, Nancy was often called upon to teach these courses. She tried to make the best of it, but she missed teaching music so terribly that she couldn’t even listen to it. During these periods, she turned to art as a creative outlet.

Hungry to explore all that art had to offer, Nancy experimented with many different media, devoured all the art books she could find, and practiced various techniques and styles of painting over the years. She was serious about educating herself in art since she could picture a second career as an artist after retiring from teaching. During this process, she came across books by Lois Griffel and Susan Sarback, which sparked something in her. A fortuitous meeting with an artist named Kevin Liang at a local art show inspired her to delve even deeper into her passion for color. Through a number of art workshops with the teachers and guides she “had wished for,” Nancy discovered what’s known as the Cape Cod School of (impressionist) Art, which gave her the foundation in color theory she still uses today. Further exploration brought her to the artwork of finger painter Iris Scott and to the workshop of Kimberly Adams.

In recent years, Nancy has set an intriguing and rewarding challenge for herself: to combine her two loves—the traditional techniques and four-step process of the Cape Cod School and the newer finger painting techniques—into a style that is uniquely her own. She adds, “Usually, my smaller pieces are done with a knife and the Cape Cod method, and my larger works are finger paintings. I still use layers in my finger paintings, but ultimately, I’m not sure where I’ll end up. With each painting, I’m learning new things and trying new techniques.”

Secret garden

 

About the Artist

David Zimmerman Fine Art
David Zimmerman
(919) 932-0991
Dvdzimmerman113@gmail.com

David Zimmerman was born in Washington, D.C. in 1946.He began his studies at the Art Institute of Chicago in 1964. He continued on in his training with Bill Woodward at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. In order to receive a bacalaureate degree he transferred to George Washington University, where he studied Drawing and Printmaking with Frank Wright. He was granted a Bachelor of Arts degree in Fine Arts in 1970.After a brief period of training with Phillip Pearlstein in Massachusetts, he returned to George Washington University where he again studied with William Woodward and Arthur Hall Smith. He was awarded a Master of Fine Arts degree in Painting in 1976.

David has had 35 one man shows at Veerhoff Galleries, Washington, D.C.;
The Regency Gallery, Washington ,D.C.; Mickelson’s Bill Parker Gallery, Washington, D.C.;
Gallery West, Alexandria, Virginia; The Potomac Gallery, Alexandria,Virginia; The National Park Service in Washington and Virginia; Crestar Bank; Montgomery Cable; Picolo’s; erl Originals, and others, as well as over 100 group shows in the past years He has been selected Artist in Residence for the National Park Service and his work has appeared on NBC television, in addition to other local programming in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. He is the recipient of many prizes and awards, including Artist of the Month for Jerry’s Artarama on Facebook and is represented in many Corporate and private collections throughout the country.
Currently represented by the Fine Art Source Gallery, Raleigh, NC; The Antietam Gallery, Sharpsburg, MD; The Bridge Gallery, Shepherdstown, WV, Bull City Art and Frame, Durham, NC
Selected Corporate Collections
Department of Transportation,Washington,D.C.
IBM,Gaithersburg,MD
George Washington University,Washington,D.C.
Ballard and Spahr,Washington,D.C.
Eastman Kodak,Pharmaceuticals Division,Phila.PA
Equicorp,Memphis,TE
Ernst and Whinney,Washington,D.C.
Georgian Club,Atlanta,Georgia
Sonat Corporation,Birmingham,Alabama
The Heritage Club,San Angelos,TX
The Washington Club,Washington,D.C.
Museum of the Horse,Patagonia,AZ
Deposit National Bank,Natchez,Mississippi
Marktronics,Rockville,MD
Arthur Anderson and Associates,Washington,D.C.
Crestar Bank,Bethesda,MD
The Capitol Hilton Hotel,Washington,D.C.
Wilson College,Chambersburg,PA
Montgomery County Department of Recreation,Contemporary Collection
Chevy Chase Chevrolet,Chevy Chase,MD
Georgetown University,Washington,D.C.
National Park Service,Dept.of Interior,Washington,D.C.
Wachovia National Bank,Winston-Salem,NC
Central Carolina Bank,Winston Salem,NC
Centura Bank, Rocky Mount, NC
Hale & Dorr, Boston, MA
Proctor Goodwin,Washington,D.C.
Apple Federal Teachers Credit Union, Arlington, VA
Wellesley Design Consultants, Wellesley, MA
Lowes , Mooresville NC
Womble,Carlyle,Sandridge & Rice, Winston-Salem NC

I prefer my painting to be a development of ideas rather than static images and often use different styles to achieve this. The life that goes on around me, the places I’ve been, or the times I’ve lived through are reflected in my paintings, and my work has always helped me refine self awareness, and provided an outlet for expression

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Fairy

 

Description

Dreamlike image of a Fairy.

About the Artist

Craig Calsbeek
A native of Los Angeles, Craig Calsbeek is a graduate from the prestigious Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California, and has worked actively in Illustration and Graphic Design for over 25 years.

Before forming Santa Monica based Nexus Design + Marketing Inc., Craig started out as a freelance illustrator commissioned by a formidable roster of consumer publications and book publishers for years. He also served as a freelance Graphic Designer and Art Director for many National Advertising Agencies, Book Publishers and Entertainment companies. He has created award-winning illustrations, corporate identities, promotions, direct mail, print ads, press relations campaigns, POP materials, direct response campaigns, annual reports, collateral materials of all sizes and shapes, and billboards. Craig currently works for a mix of large and small companies. He also does pro bono work for many worthwhile charitable organizations.

Some of Craig's favorite activities include family activities with his wife and 3 kids, movies, jazz music, cars, golf, gardening and a passion for collecting retro toy collectibles.

Zeppelin

 

Description

Futuristic scene of a zeppelin flying over a cityscape at sunset.

About the Artist

Craig Calsbeek
A native of Los Angeles, Craig Calsbeek is a graduate from the prestigious Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California, and has worked actively in Illustration and Graphic Design for over 25 years.

Before forming Santa Monica based Nexus Design + Marketing Inc., Craig started out as a freelance illustrator commissioned by a formidable roster of consumer publications and book publishers for years. He also served as a freelance Graphic Designer and Art Director for many National Advertising Agencies, Book Publishers and Entertainment companies. He has created award-winning illustrations, corporate identities, promotions, direct mail, print ads, press relations campaigns, POP materials, direct response campaigns, annual reports, collateral materials of all sizes and shapes, and billboards. Craig currently works for a mix of large and small companies. He also does pro bono work for many worthwhile charitable organizations.

Some of Craig's favorite activities include family activities with his wife and 3 kids, movies, jazz music, cars, golf, gardening and a passion for collecting retro toy collectibles.

Angel

 

Description

Painted with acrylic paint on giclee canvas. Original is 1ft x 4ft

About the Artist

Yvette Robinson
Yvette Robinson grew up in Arizona and currently lives in Kansas. She started drawing in the 4th grade. She started with animals and TMNT. In 6th grade she decided to try her luck with people. That is when she started to get into comics like, X-Men and the like. She started painting around 8th grade with oil, then eventually moved to acrylic cause of dry time. In 9th grade she got to ink a comic of a local artist called "Locke & Load". She currently works as a graphic artist at a locally owned business in Kansas. She continues to paint and draw. - Most of what is being uploaded now is older stuff. New stuff coming soon!

A New Creation

 

Description

"A New Creation", 40" x 30" original oil on canvas, (Item #44-2003), $1,200.00.

About the Artist

Paintings by John Lautermilch
John Lautermilch is a native of St. Louis, Missouri. His interest in art began in early childhood, and by the age of eight, he began painting. John won his first art show while still in elementary school, and by the time he was in high school, his art was being displayed and sold in local restaurants.

After high school, John attended the School of Fine Arts at Washington University on a scholarship. The year he graduated, his work was accepted by the St. Louis Art Museum for exhibit in their annual show.

Throughout his career, John has won numerous awards and prizes in various art shows. He has also done many commissioned works both for individual collectors and institutions, including a series of paintings for a Lutheran organization in St. Louis. He held an exhibit of water lily paintings at the Missouri Botanical Garden and is now represented at Componere Art Gallery in St. Louis.

Artist Statement
I am fascinated by the color, light patterns, and variety found in nature–particularly with respect to water lilies. One can spend a life time and never come close to capturing the beauty and tranquility found in the natural world. I feel blessed to have the time to look so deeply into the life around me and hope to share that feeling with you through my paintings.

BE MERLIN

Description

I've always been fascinated by Merlin and by the story of King Arthur. One day, sitting in a friend's kitchen in Dublin, Ireland, this sonnet came to me fully formed. The merlin is also a hawk (sometimes called the "pigeon hawk").

The artist, Charles Grignion the Elder, was a British engraver and draughtsman.

Grignion was born in London to Huguenot refugees. He was a prolific historical engraver and book illustrator.

Not to be confused with his nephew Charles Grignion the Younger, who was born in 1754. The nephew, in turn, became a history and portrait painter.

Art direction by Unangst.

About the Artist

The Internet Bard
I am a poet, playwright, and musician. My sonnets and other verse have appeared in the NY Times, Philadelphia Inquirer, and in other newspapers and in small press magazines.

It has long been my belief that individual poems can and perhaps should be displayed as works of art. When I discussed this idea with my friend of many years, Andrew Unangst, he offered to pair some of my efforts with his photography. I was delighted with the results. So, we have launched this e-gallery.

At one time, Andrew Unangst was considered the most successful photographer in New York City. His photos have appeared everywhere, including the cover of Time magazine. His portraits of Andy Warhol and Stephen King are famous. One graces the cover of Warhol's Diaries.

In the 1980s and 1990s, Unangst Studio became a salon for superstar talents. In addition to King and Warhol, authors Ira Levin, Peter Straub, Terry Southern and others were fixtures. Painter Larry Rivers was a regular, as was movie director Oliver Stone. Photographer Peter Beard camped out so long he started receiving his mail there. I was the house poet. It was a scene, and now it's an amazing memory for those of us still living.

The wall art in this e-gallery is unique! Who else is offering poems paired with pictures? We use the minimum pricing suggested by Artpal.com for the unsigned prints. After fees and so forth, we split a little less than 20% of the purchase price on most items. We want you to have something of ours hanging in your home or place of business. That's as important as money.

However, we do get 100% of the sales price on our limited edition signed prints. So, serious art collectors (and manuscript collectors? ) please take note! Also, when a signed limited edition sells out (9 numbered pieces), we will discontinue sales of ALL versions of that poetry print, increasing the value for everyone.

I believe these sonnets (and other poetry, eventually) can inspire and entertain you, perhaps more than a wordless work of art. Hopefully, we bring some light to the world, provoke a smile or chuckle, or reveal new avenues for thought or meditation. How many other wall hangings do that?

Each piece is different. We will be delighted when you choose one that suits your taste. Every piece is a conversation starter, for sure!

10% of any and all money paid to us will be donated to our favorite charity: St. Jude's Children's Hospital.

Many of the pieces here will include my sonnets and Unangst's art compositions and photographs. Some include art from the public domain paired with a poem. Andrew Unangst also does the art direction and design for all the pieces.

Most of my sonnets are written with a unique rhyme scheme developed by me. The first 12 lines rhyme towards the middle couplet, with a couplet at the end. The NY Times was the first place my poetry was published, in 1978. It was the sonnet Envelope Full of Champagne. Unangst is working on the artwork and layout so we can offer it here. For the next 9 years, until 1987, my sonnets and haiku and other light verse frequently appeared in the Times.

Reputation is everything in the world of art. Poets are always decades ahead of visual artists. This means the long-term value of these works is enhanced exponentially. Whether you buy one of our limited edition prints for thousands of dollars or make a less expensive choice, you can rest assured that you are purchasing an heirloom-quality artwork that will increase in value as it is passed from generation to generation.

We will upload new offerings at least monthly, if not more frequently. Please check back often.

No one appreciates a patron more than a poet. I will be so honored to know that you chose to adorn the walls of your home with my poetry. It's all about the Word, philosophy, and Love ❤️

Thank you so much for your interest in poetry as art. It is quite gratifying.

Stephen DiLauro 

NOVA ART GALLERY

                                     

Welcome to Nova Art Gallery: A Hub of Creativity and Innovation

Nova Art Gallery is more than just a virtual space—it's a dynamic platform dedicated to the exploration, celebration, and promotion of contemporary art. Aimed at art enthusiasts, collectors, and creators alike, the gallery serves as a place to experience the vast array of artistic styles and mediums shaping the world of modern art today.

Founded with the vision of connecting art lovers from all walks of life, Nova Art Gallery brings a fresh, innovative approach to the traditional art gallery. While it began as a modest online presence, it has quickly grown into an influential platform, offering a space for both established and emerging artists to showcase their work to a global audience. The gallery’s virtual exhibitions are curated thoughtfully, ensuring that each piece is presented in its best light, allowing visitors to appreciate the intricacies and emotions embedded in each work of art.

A Diverse Range of Artistic Expression

One of the defining features of Nova Art Gallery is its commitment to showcasing a wide spectrum of artistic expression. Whether you are a fan of abstract art, contemporary realism, or experimental installations, you’ll find something that speaks to you within the gallery's curated exhibitions. From paintings, sculptures, and digital art to mixed media and photography, Nova Art Gallery provides a platform for various artistic forms to be seen and appreciated.

This diversity is not just in the types of art presented but also in the artists themselves. The gallery works with both seasoned professionals and rising stars in the art world, creating an inclusive environment where talent is nurtured, and new voices are given the attention they deserve. Artists from around the world, spanning different cultures and backgrounds, come together in this unique space to share their visions with an audience eager to embrace the ever-evolving landscape of contemporary art.

Engaging Content and Insights

Beyond its visual offerings, Nova Art Gallery takes pride in providing engaging content to enhance the viewing experience. Through blog posts, artist interviews, and insightful articles, visitors are invited to dive deeper into the stories behind the art. The blog is an essential extension of the gallery’s mission to educate and engage its audience, offering a space to learn more about the inspiration behind each piece and the creative processes that fuel the artists' work.

The articles published on the Nova Art Gallery blog cover a wide range of topics, from emerging art trends and exhibition reviews to in-depth artist spotlights. These pieces offer valuable insights that foster a deeper appreciation for the works featured on the site. Whether you're a long-time art lover or someone just beginning to explore the world of contemporary art, the blog is an excellent resource for staying informed and inspired.

Supporting Artists and Building Community

At its core, Nova Art Gallery is dedicated to supporting the artists it represents. Through its platform, artists gain exposure to a global audience, while also having the opportunity to sell their work in an accessible and professional setting. The gallery works closely with each artist to ensure their creations are well-represented, and that their unique voices are heard and respected.

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Elephant Morning

 

Description

In the crisp morning air, an Indian/Asian family gathers around a large outdoor fire, steam rising from their simple breakfast and hot drinks. The two women, wrapped in colorful serapes, stand close for warmth, while the man gently leads an elephant near the flames. The sky glows with scattered clouds in hues of gold and lavender. The scene radiates quiet purpose—here, the elephant is not just a helper but a cherished part of the family’s daily rhythm.

About the Artist

Hummingbird
My approach to the visual arts mirrors the music of Ludovico Einaudi—unhurried, contemplative, and at times melancholic, yet always filled with gratitude for the experience. This sense of quiet reflection shapes my artistic vision, allowing slow, deliberate visions to unfold, much like the ebb and flow of a poignant melody.