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  1. El Arbolito Park, Quito Ecuador by Hiroshi Watanabe, Image 1.

    Hiroshi Watanabe

    El Arbolito Park, Quito Ecuador

    Toned gelatin silver photographic print

  2. Jungle Jam by Stewart Moskowitz, Image 1.

    Stewart Moskowitz

    Jungle Jam

    Airbrushed acrylic on canvas

    79 x 102 in

  3. Telecom Dog by Ben Kikuyama, Image 1.

    Ben Kikuyama

    Telecom Dog

    Mixed Media (recycled answering machine, phones c.1980s, and plywood)

    16 x 27 x 8 in

  4. Between Water and Rock by Brad Rude, Image 7.

    Brad Rude

    Between Water and Rock

    Bronze, patina, paint, wax

    45 x 8 x 21 in

  5. Ned II (Teddy Bear) by Beth Van Hoesen, Image 1.

    Beth Van Hoesen

    Ned II (Teddy Bear)

    Tempera, watercolor, graphite

    9 x 7.75 in

  6. Steve's Bear by Beth Van Hoesen, Image 1.

    Beth Van Hoesen

    Steve's Bear

    Gold tempera with diamond dust

    14.63 x 11 in

  7. Vertical Dogs by David Hockney, Image 1.

    David Hockney

    Vertical Dogs

    Lithograph

    20 x 20 in

  8. Theorem by Terry Winters, Image 3.

    Terry Winters

    Theorem

    eighteen-color lithograph

    31.5 x 47.8 in