Art For The Wall

"Dreaming Whilst Black" is a serene and thought-provoking 20 x 16 acrylic painting by Dallas County artist Phalecia Young. This artwork captures the side profile of a young Black man with his eyes closed, exuding a sense of peace and deep contemplation. The background, a soft blend of blue and white, resembles drifting clouds, adding to the dreamlike quality of the piece. Finished with a wire hanger for easy display, this painting is a striking addition to any space, evoking tranquility,...

Dusk on The River is a16"x20" painting, framed in gold to provide impact, is an expressionistic landscape characterized by impasto brushwork and vibrant saturated colors of acrylic and a crackle paint medium. Joan Barfield has spent many happy days on the Alabama River and wanted to capture a mood of dusk on the river. Known for her impasto paintings, she wanted to provide a tactile quality to the painting by using heavy acrylic application on top of the cracked surface provided by crackle...

Bradford Brackin: Eat Your Greens 16x14

This 9" x 10" framed collage by Wilcox County artist Katherine Ross brings a striking blend of texture and meaning to any space. Centered on an 8" x 6" canvas, a delicate cut-out of a bird is surrounded by a shimmering gold feather, set against a richly stamped orange and red background. The piece carries the inspiring quote, "What seems like the ordinary is often extraordinary," serving as a reminder to find beauty in everyday moments. Framed for easy display, this artwork makes a thoughtful...

Larry Gates: Farm Gate In Fall This 20in x 17in painting displays a scenic view of an old farm cattle gate. 

Jaytilya Watkins, a Monroe County artist, made "Farm Life" sized at 12x9. This piece was made using pen, colored pencils, and pen. "Farm Life" illustrates a farm, full of chickens, cows, and horses. There is a chicken coop infront of a barn and silo. The farmers are walking and riding the horses while feeding the chicks.

This painting shows two men talking at a farmer's market.  They are standing over baskets filled with a variety of regional vegetables.  The men are also shaded from the hot southern sun by a gray tent.Dan Melvin: Farmers Market, framed oil painting, 8"x10"

Intuitively, Joan Barfield created this painting during the Los Angeles fires of the winter of 2025. It began with an exploration of color, texture, and emotion. This abstract expressionist painting suggests a fiery landscape of trees with yellow and green elements and darker, fiery reds and oranges. The upper half of the painting suggests a canopy of trees, which contrasts with darker richer red and brown tones suggesting burnt trees on the forest floor. Using mostly a pallet knife, the thick...

Sue Mims, a Montgomery county artist created this 18x24 acrylic painting titled "First Flush". This painting features two brown and white hunting dogs in a field watching quails. The painting has trees in the background and a fallen tree on the ground. 

Sharon Owens, a Monroe County artist, painted this 6"x8" acrylic on canvas with a clear coat titled "Fish". The background is a bright blue water and full of colorful fish. The bottom side holds the artists signature, and the other sides are also painted with fish.

Sara Wagoner, a Dallas County artist, created this 20" × 10" painting with a resin finish, featuring two fish set against a pink background. The fish are primarily green and blue. On the back of the canvas is the Bible verse: “Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men” (Matthew 4:19).

Church shaped reclaimed whitewashed barn wood from Alabama's Black Belt. This wall hanging features a cross on the front made from cut strips of tin and has a saw tooth wall hanger on the back. It measures approximately 6 x 7.