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John Barany – Wall Hangings


The most intricate work with mixed media and sometimes, the artistic talent of a Collaboration artist. The different types of wood are frequently responsible for the inspiration of these conversation pieces to hang in your home.


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Lathe-turned Ginkgo from the prehistoric forest, ~32X32X4”. Stevie Wonder hair with 3500 beads, many of which I made. The face is raku fired ceramic. Hands and feet are carved And painted in acrylics in several crackle techniques, some Airbrushed, some not. The piece hangs perfectly flat against The wall via a keyhole slot mount. Polycoat clear satin finish. This piece won a prestigious paid 2nd highest award at Allied Arts in tri-cities: Most Innovative Use of Materials. Wish him bonne chance. Signed by jsbarany jsbarany@aol.com 5099495873 $2500
“Head Over Heels”
An ode to all who are trying so hard to please everyone, Keep everything going, move things along. You feel like this acrobat in mid-air doing a backflip. Your Feet and hands are flying over your head, ¾ of the way thru the jump, and about to ‘stick’ the landing. Your future is all up in the air. 32X32X4”
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“Head Over Heels”
Lathe-turned Ginkgo from the prehistoric forest. Stevie Wonder hair with 3500 beads, many of which I made. The face is raku fired ceramic. Hands and feet are carved And painted in acrylics in several crackle techniques, some Airbrushed, some not. The piece hangs perfectly flat against the wall via a keyhole slot mount. Polycoat clear satin finish. This piece won a prestigious paid 2nd highest award at Allied Arts in tri-cities: Most Innovative Use of Materials. Wish him bonne chance. Signed

Lathe-turned Ginkgo from the prehistoric forest, ~32X32X4”. Stevie Wonder hair with 3500 beads, many of which I made. The face is raku fired ceramic. Hands and feet are carved And painted in acrylics in several crackle techniques, some Airbrushed, some not. The piece hangs perfectly flat against The wall via a keyhole slot mount. Polycoat clear satin finish. This piece won a prestigious paid 2nd highest award at Allied Arts in tri-cities: Most Innovative Use of Materials. Wish him bonne chance. Signed by jsbarany jsbarany@aol.com 5099495873 $2500
“Head Over Heels”
(Close-up of the hands above and to the left of the head.)
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26X32X4” Horse Chestnut platter with a central raku-fired ceramic mask by Gary Dismukes. The poem is printed in the green mylar ring circling the mask. His left earring is a copper carved cross. The right earring is a copper flame. The piece hangs perfectly flat against the wall via a keyhole slot mount. Polycoat clear satin finish allows cleaning. Signed by Jsbarany jsbarany@aol.com 5099495873 $2500
“CrossFire”
Horse Chestnut platter with a central raku-fired ceramic mask by Gary Dismukes. The poem is printed in the green mylar ring circling the mask. His left earring is a copper carved cross. The right earring is a copper flame. The piece hangs perfectly flat against the wall via a keyhole slot mount. Polycoat clear satin finish allows cleaning.
Signed. 26X32X4”
$2,500


“CrossFire”
Life’s like a crossfire
You run thru streams of hell
Jump right, she’ll lase you,
Go left, she’ll taze you,
Heaven ‘waits a stranger on the other side,
I know it’s tough, boy, but
You Must Decide!

For the agonizing choices we all must make at various life
Turning points. Sometimes, no matter which way you go, danger awaits.
Nevertheless, one must make a decision, go right or go left,
Take a chance and hope for the best.

26X32X4” Horse Chestnut platter with a central raku-fired ceramic mask by Gary Dismukes. The poem is printed in the green mylar ring circling the mask. His left earring is a copper carved cross. The right earring is a copper flame. The piece hangs perfectly flat against the wall via a keyhole slot mount. Polycoat clear satin finish allows cleaning. Signed by Jsbarany jsbarany@aol.com 5099495873 $2500
“CrossFire”
(Close-up) Raku-fired ceramic mask by Gary Dismukes.
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Lynda Otey, Fiber Art

Meldra Driscoll, Painter

Renee Holwegner, Metal ‘n Thread

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