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Bill Finger
1971 – age 10 (House), 2004
Roger Sayre
The Evergreen Game, 2007
Cecilia Berkovic
Untitled 7, 2010
Sharon Switzer
Still #1 from Experience Hope, 2009
David Clark
The Limits of Language 3, 2008
Akihiko Miyoshi
The Way It Is, 2003
Heather Layton
Parachute Down (from Preparing to Lose), 2008
David Grenier
Petalhead Portrait 21: circa 1632, 2007
Stefan Petranek
Fossil #16, 2008
Dan Larkin
Counselor's Room, 2007
About Circuit Gallery
Circuit Gallery specializes in limited editions of contemporary photographic, digital, and print-based works on paper.
Our Mission & Model
Our mission and model are simple. We want to make interesting, significant, quality, contemporary art more accessible by making it more affordable. We are able to achieve this by offering the work that we sell on-line and in relatively large editions. Learn More »
How We Work
The art we sell is of the same quality, caliber or significance, as that found in respected contemporary galleries it is just that we strongly believe in making art more accessible and are working with our artists to achieve this.
In order to offer affordable and accessible pricing we have chosen to work with standard print sizes. Each size is limited to an edition of 500.
While we do not have an exclusive relationship with our artists (some artists have conventional galleries and dealers through whom you can see and purchase other works) all our editions are exclusive to Circuit Gallery. You will not find them anywhere else.
We add new editions on a regular basis and are always on the lookout for new and exciting work. (Learn more about Submissions.)
About Our Artists
From emerging to established, all the artists we choose are making images that are visually engaging and relevant. As you will discover from a quick survey of their bios and resumes the accomplishments and activities of these artists are impressive. See the complete list of current artists and learn more about each artist, their work, and respective accomplishments on the individual "Artist Gallery" pages.
Print Size: The artists whose work we sell are asked to make their work available at at least one of the three standard print sizes. They may also choose to offer their work at a custom or variable size.
We never change the aspect ratio or crop the artist's original image. Each image is thus re-sized to maximally fill the selected dimension and the actual image size will be noted.
All of our prints have a minimum border of a 1/4 of an inch to allow for framing.
| Price | Edition | Print Size | |||
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| $30 | 500 | 8" x 10" | |||
| $60 | 500 | 11" x 14" | |||
| $120 | 500 | 16" x 20" | |||
| $Variable | Variable | Variable | |||
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About Our Editions
We offer our editions as ink-jet prints (pigment prints) or digital c-prints (chromogenic photographs). The artist chooses the printing method and paper for their work. All our prints are made with the greatest attention to quality and a concern for permanence. We use only top-quality archival inks and fine-art papers for our ink-jet prints.
The artists whose work we sell are asked to offer their work at a minimum of one of our three standard sizes:
8 x 11, 11 x 14, 16 x 20.
We also give our artists an opportunity to offer their work in a more conventional manner should they wish by choosing the variable option. Here the artist can choose a custom size, set the edition number, and name their own price.
All our editions are supervised by the artist and are accompanied by a signed and numbered certificate of authenticity.
