Top 12 Affordable Art Pieces From UGallery
12 Gallery-Worthy Art Pieces You Can Actually Afford
Window shopping for art is one of my favorite pastimes so I was thrilled when UGallery recently invited me be a guest curator. As you might recall, UGallery is one of POPSUGAR Home's favorite sources for original, affordable art, offering a selection of paintings, photography, and mixed media from emerging artists. Check out 12 of my favorites and visit Pinterest and UGallery to see the rest of my collection!
Beach Drift #4 by Heather McAlpine ($300)
I liked this painting even before I knew it was inspired by the beach. The colors are calming and I love seeing the brush strokes.
On the Shore by Valerie Chiang (from $145)
Summer always feels like a dream and this photograph really captures that.
Cacti Study by Mark Yaggie ($225)
There is something comical about cacti — so much personality — and I love the colors and framing in this photo. It reminds me of when I used to live in Tucson, AZ.
Untitled 8 (Muse) by Royal Jarmon ($350)
This might be my favorite piece in the entire collection. I love the colors and the dreamy shapes.
Bee Eaters and Hoya by Suren Nersisyan ($450)
Evocative of old botanical illustrations, this watercolor has beautiful composition and colors. It feels old-fashioned and modern at the same time.
Ines by Igor Dukic (from $140)
This nostalgic piece perfectly captures a longing for one's motherland.
Barcelona in Black and White by Rebecca Plotnick (from $175)
Great angle, great subject, great light. Just great.
Seated Woman by Karen Darling ($650)
Female nudes are a classic subject for a reason and I really enjoy that this version combines charcoal with acrylic and pastels.
Short-Winded Elations by Valerie Chiang (from $145)
At first I didn't think that this was a photograph! The colors and the pose make it seem very painterly.
Slide by Bryan Jerabek ($175)
Spooky and lonely but with such wonderful textures and colors!
Tagged by Justin Disney ($525)
This reminds me of DOS. (Does anyone else remember DOS?!)
Instituto Moreira Salles by Alexandra Henry (from $175)
I can almost feel the humidity in this photograph.