Featured, one of a kind art in June:

The Haunted Factory by Stamatis Grigoropoulos

Curve by David Johnson

Lowern by Frenk Kaufmann

Tree Snake Holds Tight by Jak Wonderly

Nocturnal Fairies by Steven Whitfield

Ventura Pier by Kevin Charbonneau

Green Winked Eye by Joni Dalia

The City Of Athens by Stamatis Grigoropoulos

Butterfly by Debra Raskin

Rockfall by Michael Phillips

Yellow Daisy by Kevin Charbonneau

Woodland by Steven Whitfield

IceIceBlue by John Need

On Top Of The World by Joni Dalia

Breaking Into The Past by Stamatis Grigoropoulos

Abandoned Pier by David Johnson

A Seat With A View by David Johnson

Sea Turtle by David Lenhert

The No Equivalent Gallery of Original Art is home to one of a kind, collector quality art created by an exclusive community of top artists. Each artwork on display is one of a kind as it’s the only print, from the only edition ever made from an artist’s vision.

Norton Simon gives us a great example of how the power of art brings out the child in everyone; including the most stable and calculated leaders.

Featured one of a kind art in the month of May.

Masterpieces are artworks that create a connection with their audience as well as boast the name of a famous artist. It is parallel to having an interesting design catch your eye and then hearing that its made by a quality brand.

Can art inspired by external influences be considered original? Dive into the definition of originality to understand the difference between original and derivative art.

Featured one of a kind art in the month of March.

The culture of art is shaped by the circumstances of its birth and its path to maturity.

February’s collection of featured art is truly original and inspiring. Enjoy!

As mankind struggles to strike a balance between progress and the environment, fine art photography reminds us to make the right choice by showing us environment’s natural wonders.

It happens only once in a generation that a person arrives to completely revolutionize the accepted norms of the art world. In the twentieth century, this titan was Ansel Adams, a California born photographer that gave photography its artistic identity and made it stand firmly on its own merits.