“Midwest”
"Midwest"
by Gregory J. Rose
2019, Mixed Media on Panel, 36”x 36”
A horizontally layered mixed-media composition built from sage, peach, black, slate blue, and cream fields, intersected by looping linear marks, scraped textures, and dense gestural passages. Currently exhibited in Mending in Time at Mill City Clinic. Previously exhibited in Out of The Darkness and First of Many Steps Back. Unframed. Certificate of Authenticity included.
Collector Snapshot
Midwest is a large-scale mixed media panel created during a defined period of transition in Gregory’s studio practice, spanning work produced before and after his 2018 Senegal experience and prior to the global COVID-19 pandemic. The composition reflects a mature synthesis of layered abstraction, urban-derived visual language, and material fragmentation that characterizes this closed chapter of production.
Artwork &
Acquisition Details
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Moderate Growth Potential
The work’s repeated exhibition history, documented inclusion in a transitional body of work from 2017–2019, and its scale support steady appreciation. Its placement within exhibitions explicitly identified by the artist as pivotal to his evolving practice strengthens long-term market stability.
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One of One Original
This is the only version of this artwork. No editions exist.
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Retail Price: $3,000
Sale Price: $1,500Unframed
Framing recommendations available upon request. Local installation support offered.
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Available Until Sold
The artwork is available for purchase while on exhibition.
Delivery or insured domestic shipping will be coordinated after the exhibition concludes.
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Advanced Collector Tier
The scale, resolved abstraction, and documented exhibition placement situate this work for collectors seeking materially complex panels tied to a clearly defined and completed phase of Gregory’s mixed media practice.
Artwork Details
Full Description
The surface is organized through stacked horizontal bands and compressed architectural zones, combining matte and scraped paint, exposed underlayers, and looping linear marks. Dense black gestural passages contrast with softened color fields, creating spatial tension and rhythmic interruption across the panel.
Authentication
Certificate of Authenticity included
Digital documentation provided
Hidden signature within the composition
Artist signature on the back
Shipping & Insurance Info
Nationwide United States shipping
Fully insured packing and transport
Local delivery available
Local installation offered
Gregory will coordinate all logistics within three to five business days
Provenance
Mending in Time Exhibition (current)
Midwest is currently exhibited at Mill City Clinic as part of Mending in Time, presented within a long-term, public-facing institutional healthcare environment.
Out of The Darkness Exhibition
This work was exhibited as part of Out of The Darkness, a body of paintings developed before and after Gregory’s trip to Senegal. The exhibition documents a period in which trauma, lived experience, and social conditions informed both material approach and conceptual direction, alongside the integration of digital drawing processes into the painting practice.
First of Many Steps Back Exhibition
Midwest was exhibited in First of Many Steps Back, identified by the artist as the final Minnesota exhibition of works created between 2017 and 2019. The exhibition marked the close of a distinct phase grounded in abstraction, collage, fragmentation, and urban-derived visual language, and served as a precursor to new media and spatial exploration.
Market Relevance
Gregory’s market continues to strengthen across exhibitions, public placements, and institutional acquisition. Large-scale mixed media works (36”–48”) have achieved documented sales between $2,500 and $3,500 in recent years, including acquisition by both private collectors and institutional buyers.
Comparable works within this size category moved from $2,500 (2023) to $3,500 (2024), reflecting sustained demand for major compositions. “Midwest” is positioned within this established and recently validated market range.
Comparable Sales
“Jeckyll and Hyde” — 36x48 inches, Mixed Media on Panel
Sold for $3,500 in 2024
“The Bird” — 36x48 inches, Mixed Media on Panel
Sold for $3,500 in 2024
“The Avenue” — 36x36 inches, Mixed Media on Panel
Percent for Art Acquisition, Sold for $2,500 in 2023
Artist Market Position
Gregory J. Rose maintains consistent institutional and academic exhibition placement for his mixed media work. Midwest reflects this momentum through its scale, its inclusion in exhibitions tied to documented shifts in his practice, and its alignment with the upward pricing trajectory of his mixed media works.
Price Growth of Mixed Media Works
“Midwest consolidates layered abstraction, urban-informed structure, and material fragmentation…
…into a single panel that documents a completed chapter of Gregory’s practice. Its exhibition record and temporal placement position it as a materially and historically grounded acquisition within his mixed media market.”
— Curatorial Commentary
Terms of Sale
Secure payment options
This artwork is sold through a secure Flodesk checkout, which allows buyers to pay via credit card or digital payment methods. All transactions are encrypted and processed securely. Invoice options are available upon request.
Returns
All sales are final. No returns or exchanges are accepted for original artwork. This policy ensures proper stewardship and authenticity for collectors.
Ownership transfer / documentation
Upon purchase, the collector receives:
• A Certificate of Authenticity
• A digital ownership document via email
• A signed confirmation of sale
• Shipping or installation coordination within 3–5 business days
Copyright & Usage Rights
Purchase of this artwork transfers ownership of the physical object only. All copyrights and reproduction rights remain the sole property of the artist, Gregory J. Rose.
The collector may not reproduce, distribute, license, modify, or commercially exploit the artwork in any form without prior written permission from the artist. This includes, but is not limited to, prints, digital reproductions, merchandise, NFTs, or commercial media usage.
The artist retains the right to reproduce the artwork for portfolio use, exhibitions, publications, marketing, and archival documentation.