Category Archives: pop surrealism art
Canadian surrealist Stephen Gibb’s goofy brand of pop surrealism art
Last Days Of the Plague — Stephen Gibb, 36″ x 24″, oil on panel, 2020
Sometimes the best way to see things clearly is through a distorted lens. When things get misshapen and fragmented they force the brain to make sense of what the eye is seeing. When your brain is in this mode it is a perfect time to view my art because even though it may take a little bit of work you really need to contemplate, meditate and ponder over the images. What you come up with will be entirely your own but hopefully my little nudge will get you thinking about things in a new way.
I do have some prints available here: Saatchi Art and can make others available if there are any in particular you’d like.
I am also represented by St. Germain Gallery in Toronto at: 3358 Yonge St Toronto Ontario M4N 2M7 (416) 481-5121 stgermaingallery@gmail.com
As well, you can check my website and see what I have available. Anything not marked “SOLD” should be available from somewhere. Let me know if there is something you are interested in and I can give you size and price.
“Circus of Delusion”—Stephen Gibb, 36″ x 24″, 2020
Back to GalleryPop Surrealism Lowbrow Painting Explores the Ego
Pop Surrealism Lowbrow Painting Explores the Ego
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2024 paintings
2024 Paintings 2023 Return to main gallery 2024 paintings Visit Stephen Gibb on Instagram Redbubble: T-Shirts, phone cases and other merch Index of paintings by Stephen Gibb
Artist Stephen Gibb: The non-linear life of a concept
Canadian Artist Stephen Gibb breaks down the creative process Psychopathology of Wants and Needs – Pop surrealism painting by Canadian Artist Stephen Gibb, 36″ x 24″, oil on panel, 2022 This painting started off a few light years away from where it ended up. The original concept was to do something around the theme of […]
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Fool’s Paradise Lost – pop surrealism painting meets Milton
Pop Surrealism Painting Fool’s Paradise Lost – Pop surrealism painting by Stephen Gibb, 36″ x 24″, oil on panel, 2022 The idea of “loss” and “the Fool” often percolate up in my work. The nature of loss is a pretty straight-forward concept — one that everyone can relate to. The Fool on the other hand […]
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Aimless Meander: Dr. Daydream Prescribes Aggressive Psychotherapy
What Goes On (In My Mind)…aimless meander The Aimless Meander: The creative process involved in composing Dr. Daydream Prescribes Aggressive Psychotherapy Meditating on the concept of daydreaming conjures all kinds of stereotypes, mostly those perpetuated by pop culture and the associated canon of symbols established by TV, music, movies, and comics. A reclined child staring […]
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2021 paintings
2021 Paintings 2021 Return to main gallery 2015 paintings 2021 paintings 1. What does your art mean to you? I feel like that is like asking “What does your face mean to you?” It’s like a part of me that I can’t escape, that I’ve accepted, become accustomed to and that identifies me to those […]
Canadian artist Stephen Gibb
Canadian artist Stephen Gibb Instagram Facebook St. Germain Gallery – Toronto Redbubble – Prints, Phone Cases, T-Shirts etc. Prints and art on Saatchi Ello Deviant Art Prints on Sideshow Fine Arts LinkdeIn Twitter Official Website Back to Gallery Hopefully you can find what you are looking for in the above links or by a simple […]
Girl Eats Sun: Cover Art for Hope Tala
Album art for Hope Tala's Girl Eats Sun
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Pop Surrealism Art, pandemic, plague and Covid-19?
How does Pop Surrealism Art deal with Covid-19? The long history of art relating to plague can be traced from medieval times and the likes of Hieronymus Bosch to the irreverent doodling of pop surrealism art After resisting the sort of automatic response that the year 2020 prompted—mainly as a result of the pandemic crisis […]
2025 paintings