The Bare Square has had a blast bringing you bite-sized art news this year. As we make the last turn to the holidays and the new year, we’ll be summing up with the best of everything–articles, prints, gallery openings, and videos. It’s a great way to remember what a banner year 2011 has been, and how much we look forward to 2012 being even better.
To start, we offer this year’s Top 11 prints from The Bare Square Store!
Take some time and really look at each piece–they’re each quite awesome in their own, distinct way.
Drum roll please…
At number Eleven: God’s Light on the Desert
"God's Light on the Desert" by Michael Baron
Number Ten: Metallic Green Squiggle on Light Violet
Metallic Green Squiggle on Light Violet by William Lindsay
Number Nine: Shibuya Crossing in Snow
"Shibuya Crossing in Snow" by Galya Kovalyova
Number Eight: A to Z
"A to Z" by Douglas Newton
Number Seven: At Least We Don’t Have Cockroaches
"At Least We Don't Have Cockroaches" by Gigi Chen
Number Six: Mirror Princess
"Mirror Princess" by Glenn Friedel
Number Five (TIE): Laundry Day & Curiosity
"Laundry Day" by John Breiner
"Curiosity" by Regi Müller
Number Four: Ghost Pier
"Ghost Pier" by Fred Scott
Number Three: Wine and Flower
"Wine and Flower" by Jack Laroux
Number Two: The Illest
"The Illest" by Jason Woodside
And at Number One…Ta-Daa! Old Glory
Gavin Sewell's "Old Glory"
There you have it, The Bare Square Store’s Top 11 Fine Art Prints of 2011!
Not to downplay the importance of this list, but it’s completely subjective.
We like a little controversy. Who did we leave off the list that should have made it? Are any overrated? Is one way too low? What’s your fave?
Check out The Bare Square Store for the select group of nominees, and let us know! E-mail us at baresquare [at] nascentartny.com, or comment on our Facebook page.
Whatever your preference, we still have some of each of these prints available. If you’re still finishing holiday shopping, pick one starting at just $20, or e-mail us to buy a gift certificate. If you haven’t perused the curated offerings in The Bare Square Store, please do. Maybe you’ll find a fine artwork you like even better than the ones we picked!
Happy holidays from The Bare Square!
- James Wallace
