Marlo Saucedo

Of Monarchs and Milkweeds: About Monarch Waystations

12x6” & 12x6” ink/acrylic-latex diptych on canvas, 2018

$400

Visual: Houston.
Narrative: “thank you” in over 20 languages.  

6.75 x 9.5” ink on paper (framed 14x17”), 2018

$400

Narrative: A resurrection story: The history of The Elissa and its ties to the city of Galveston.

48 x 36 x 2” mixed media collage on board, 2018

$1700

Life’s questions.

10x10” mixed media collage on board, 2018

$400

Narrative: Thoreau en français. 1st in series.

5 x 5 x 2.75” Jewelry box: mixed media collage on board, 2017

$250

Narrative: Those little things that make life a bit brighter.

16” diameter
Ink and acrylic on canvas, 2017  

$600

2nd in native pottery series
Jemez Pueblo pottery
Places to go and
things to see in New Mexico

6 x 6” ink and acrylic/latex on board, 2017

$250

Narrative: Every country in the world, dash, American.

24 x 30 x 1.75” mixed media collage on board, 2017

$1000

Narrative: Canopy, artist’s own thoughts on the influence of the presence of trees on an urbanite

30 x 30 x 1.5” ink and acrylic-latex on canvas, 2017

$1000

Narrative: excerpts from Thoreau’s Walden en anglais et français. 2nd in series.

30 x 15 x .75” mixed media collage on canvas, 2018

$800

Collaboration with G. Paris Johnson
for the Color:Story2019 Exhibition, opening January 12th.

G. Paris Johnson, “Gentrification is not a good thing for African-American communities,” Houston Press, November 8, 2017. Link to article
G. Paris Johnson, “Uneasy Third Ward residents decry ‘whitewashed’ neighborhood,” Houston Press, August 7, 2017. Link to article via projectrowhouses.org
“You Are Enough,” installation by Brian Ellison at Project Row Houses, January-March 2018.

19.75x19.75” mixed media collage on board, 2018

$800

Jewelry box, 1.75” deep: Inspirational quotes.

8.25 x 8.25 x 1.75” ink/acrylic-latex on board, 2017  

$300

Plants we wouldn’t have without bees

12x12” ink/acrylic-latex on canvas, 2018                      

$480

Nigerian-born poet in his words: Nigeria, the Black Lives Matter issue, and the meaning behind his name.
This piece was part of the Houston Visual Arts Alliance's 35th Juried Open Exhibition, March-April 2018.

12 x 12" ink on paper (framed 20/5x20.5”), 2018

$450

Happiness and wisdom -quoted from native Houstonian Katherine Center, the New York Times bestselling author of How To Walk Away, by permission.
14x11” mixed media collage on board, 2016

$500

giclée print
History of downtown (77002) Houston. Only 1 printed.

12 x 18” print on archival paper

$125

The mantra

Full-sized giclée print on
Hahnemühle William Turner paper,
from original 14 x 11” acrylic and ink on board, 2017

This piece is currently on a limited edition room key card at Le Méredien Hotel, Downtown Houston.

$99 per print

giclée print
Stories of courage and compassion
from Hurricane Harvey

Full-sized print on Hahnemühle
William Turner paper from original
11 x 14” ink on paper, 2017
$99

All proceeds from the original 11 x 14" pencil and ink on paper, plus 50 prints of the original, went to the Greater Houston Community Foundation/GHCF, a relief fund for the city established by Mayor Turner and County Judge Emmett.

Players, coaches, home runs, records tied, records broken, final scores
12 x 36" print on Hahnemühle William Turner paper
from the original 6" x 12" ink & acrylic-latex on board, 2017
$200
Only 10 printed.