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Lemon Twist, 2025
This work is temporarily unavailable and will go to auction at Mainsite’s ONE Half-Century Event on March 21, 2026 at 7 PM and will be a part of the preceeding exhibition from March 13 - March 20, 2026. To purchase tickets and bid go to: https://normanarts.org/one
Oil on canvas, 11 × 14 in, © 2025 J.M. Bond.
A hand drops a thin peel into a coupe. Angled planes frame the wrist and glass, focusing on the small ritual of finishing a drink.
This work is temporarily unavailable and will go to auction at Mainsite’s ONE Half-Century Event on March 21, 2026 at 7 PM and will be a part of the preceeding exhibition from March 13 - March 20, 2026. To purchase tickets and bid go to: https://normanarts.org/one
Oil on canvas, 11 × 14 in, © 2025 J.M. Bond.
A hand drops a thin peel into a coupe. Angled planes frame the wrist and glass, focusing on the small ritual of finishing a drink.
This work will go to auction at Mainsite’s ONE Half-Century Event on March 21, 2026. This work was part of an immersive exhibition of new works in October, 2025, titled In the Company of Paintings.
Exhibition Description:
She leans against the bar in vermillion, shoulder bare, eyes catching yours like they’ve caught a hundred others. As you’ve had a few glasses, the room tilts around her. Cocktails are lined up, poured, clinked, spilled, broken. Glasses seem to multiply and fracture in the air, a lemon twist coils into a coupe; the same glass, half-drained, carries more lipstick than champagne.
At first the scene is orderly, but the longer you stand in the bar’s orbit, the looser it all becomes. Time folds and the bar breathes like a machine of desire: drinks flowing, details dissolving, cheers erupting, a speech stumbling, laughter spilling across the room like liquor over tile.
By last call, the bar is chaos. She remains sharp in the blur—the only detail that doesn’t dissolve.