Joseph McAleer
"Rime of the Ancient Mariner," 2021
acrylic on canvas, 10"x10", $985
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"Sky Pilot," 2012
acrylic on canvas, 24"x24", $1,900 (framed)
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"Breakthrough," 2013
acrylic on canvas, 30"x30", $2,500
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"Breakthrough Flow," 2013
acrylic on canvas, 15"x15", $1,350 (framed)
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"Wimbledon," 2020
acrylic on canvas, 18"x18", $1,750
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"Seven Five in the Third," 2020
acrylic on canvas, 36"x36", $3,200
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"River of Dreams," 2015
oil on canvas, 48"x48", $3,640
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"River of Dreams 2", 2015
oil on canvas, 48"x48", $3,640
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"Optic Diamond IV," 2009
acrylic and mixed media on canvas, 53"x53", $4,900 (framed)
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"Gift," 2017
acrylic on canvas, 24"x24", $1,875
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"Sommelier," 2019
acrylic on canvas, 14"x11", $1,170
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"Vagueness of Memory," 2019
acrylic on canvas, 40"x30", $2,800
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"The Invention of Steam," 2019
acrylic on canvas, 24"x30", $2,200
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"Monument," 2019
acrylic on canvas, 12"x12", $1,200
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"Blue Icarus," 2020
acrylic on canvas, 11"x14", $1,300
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"Blue Monday," 2019
acrylic on canvas, 40"x30", $2,800
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"When Sunny Gets Blue," 2019
acrylic on canvas, 40"x30", $2,800
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"Kind of Blue," 2019
acrylic on canvas, 40"x30", $2,800
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"Fragments of Dreams," 1977
acrylic on canvas, 36"x48", $3,750 (framed)
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"Atlantic City Revisited," 1977
acrylic on canvas, 30"x30" $2,450
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"My Body," 1977
acrylic on canvas, 36"x48", $3,750 (framed)
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Joseph McAleer is an artist and lifelong educator based in NJ. He earned his undergraduate and graduate degrees from Rowan University, and has exhibited his work up and down the east coast, including major solo exhibitions at Bridgette Mayer Gallery and Locks Gallery in Philadelphia, PA. Every purchase comes with a free, hardcover copy of the beautiful illustrated new book, "Joseph McAleer: Sixty Years."
"Joe McAleer's paintings engage us as participants in a complex perceptual game. Comprised of contrasting patterns of color, texture, and form, which fill the canvas from edge to edge, his restless abstractions elude a fleeting encounter. Rather, they absorb our attention with rhythmic structures and visual anomalies designed to stimulate and perplex our senses. McAleer's kaleidoscopic abstractions have their basis in the humble Modernist's grid,......"
- Joe Houston, Author "Optic Nerve, Perceptual Art of the 1960s"; Curator, Hallmark Art Collection.