Flun paintings for sale

These are snapshots of the remaining paintings from Fort Grunt's Flun series available for sale- as per our minimum wage pricing policy, all work is $15. If you are interested in purchasing any, please email us at fortgrunt(at)gmail.com and specify which ones you wish to purchase- first come, first serve. We are happy to mail them out for $3.00 each.

Paintings are on paper, mounted to 3/4" plywood painted black, with hangers and felts on the back, ready to hang. Sizes range from 11x11 inches (for the first few) to 3x5 inches (near the end), email for more info.



Flun #36


Flun #38


Flun #39


Flun #40


Flun #43


Flun #44


Flun #45


Flun #47


Flun #48


Flun #50


Flun #51


Flun #52


Flun #53


Flun #55


Flun #56


Flun #57


Flun #58


Flun #59


Flun #62


Flun #63


Flun #64


Flun #67


Flun #68


Flun #69


Flun #70


Flun #72


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Flun #76


Flun #77


Flun #78


Flun #80


Flun #81


Flun #82


Flun #83


Flun #85


Flun #86

November Exhibition, The Art Hospital

This past November 16th and 17th, Fort Grunt had a short exhibition at the Art Hospital in Bloomington, Indiana. We decided to focus on the two main bodies of work from the first 6 months of this project, the large, multipart "War in Heaven" paintings and the small, woodblock mounted painting that are part of the the minimum-wage pricing policy.

The exhibition went pretty well, Lou drove up to Bloomington on Thursday, despite a broken toe, and installed Friday for the opening that night, which also included two bands, Bang Bang and Push/Pull. The exhibition was up for the following night for a 4 band show, including this guy Thanksgiving from Portland who was pretty good, and a band of high schoolers from Muncie who weren't.

Anyone looking for a venue to show work should consider the Art Hospital- the exhibition space is amazing, with large walls to work with, and is part of a growing number of multi-use places popping up- in this case, the Hospital has 5 studios for artist-members, the exhibition space and a stage/pa for rock shows, for both local and touring acts. I was asked by a few people if the show was on tour, like a band, which at first sounds silly but has planted the idea of a network of similar spaces where shows would be up for on a few days and move on, only for openings... seems like a possiblity.

Anywho, on to the pictures-