From the Flat Files: The Holiday Sale

From the Flat Files: The Holiday Sale

I’ve been digging through my flat files and finding work I’d forgotten about: quiet watercolors, larger paintings from Memory of Water, and some drawings that are just plain weird. I’m fond of those. Some of these pieces hold the beginnings of ideas I’m still working with today. Others have their own little space and time.

I’ve never done a sale like this. It’s a rare chance to collect original paintings and drawings from decades of work, with 50–75% off everything in the sale.

The sale is all online. It opens November 19 at 9 a.m. Central and runs through December 3. I’ll be adding work throughout the two weeks, so come back and see what’s new. And if something catches your eye, remember: there’s only one of it!

Custom framing is available at an additional cost. I make the frames myself in simple, clean styles. Please allow extra time for framing. If a frame is included, I’ll say so in the listing. Digital framing previews are for illustration.

Studio pickup and local delivery are free. You’re welcome to pick up your piece at the studio, or I’m happy to hand deliver it. We’ll arrange a time after you order.

Shipping is extra and depends on the size and weight of the work. Most works on paper will ship at a very reasonable rate. Applicable local sales tax is additional.

Get in touch before ordering if you’d like a framing quote, want to check whether I deliver to your area, or need the work by a certain date.

All purchases go through my Squarespace shop so I can keep track of who gets what. It’s just me out here in the middle of the cornfields running this show!

Come see what turned up: [direct link to the sale]

Brian Frink

Brian Frink is a painter whose work explores the intersection of landscape, memory, and imagination. His paintings evolve through improvisation, experimentation, and a lifelong fascination with the beauty and mystery of the everyday world.

Frink is Professor Emeritus of Art at Minnesota State University, Mankato, where he taught painting and drawing for more than three decades. His work has been widely exhibited and recognized with numerous awards, including fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and the McKnight Foundation.

He lives and works at Poor Farm Studios, a historic nineteenth-century former poor farm in southern Minnesota, where he continues to pursue painting as an ongoing adventure in discovery.

https://brianfrink.com
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