Saturday, September 10, 2011
Pahnl's 'Exploding Cans' Series
Here is some info from Pahnl's site:
"Like a bullet or bomb, paint will leave its own mark.
Spray paint means a lot of different things from artist to artist. To me, a can represents this
bristling container of pressured potential, which can be used impulsively as much as it can be used considerately.
Unlike my previous 'can' pieces, this was less about quantity and more about the detail I could push out at this scale, needing to use over 70 stencils across the series to build the scenes up.
bristling container of pressured potential, which can be used impulsively as much as it can be used considerately.
Unlike my previous 'can' pieces, this was less about quantity and more about the detail I could push out at this scale, needing to use over 70 stencils across the series to build the scenes up.
15cm by 15cm by 4cm Triptych - Stencil - Stretched Canvas - Edition of 4 - Signed and numbered
Available to purchase for £120, including worldwide postage."
There are 4 variants.
Kimyon Huggins "Urban Terma Part 1"
Urban Terma Part One - #29
20" x 26.5"
Edition of 30
Hand Embellished Silkscreen on French Paper
There are 30 different variants of this print
$100
View variants & buy them HERE
Edition of 30
Hand Embellished Silkscreen on French Paper
There are 30 different variants of this print
$100
View variants & buy them HERE
ASVP's "Down to Earth" Print & Show @ Black Book Gallery
"ASVP is a New York based artistic team of two that began working together over 8 years ago and has more than 20 years of combined creative experience. The team has created paintings, murals and poster art that has been displayed in major cities across the world including London, Hong Kong, Amsterdam, Hawaii, Zürich, Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Varanasi India as well as New York City.
“The clean look and feel of the work comes from our commercial training in graphic design and advertising, but for us, many of the actual images are reflective of “a break-out” from a certain type of creative jail that we both found ourselves in. We felt like we were in the Creative Matrix—and we finally figured out how to unplug.”
ASVP’s work collages eastern and western images from multiple influences including; retro advertising, pop and comic book culture, mixed with bold typographic elements. The team uses dramatic multi-layered compositions with bright tones of pop-inspired color.
“The more aggressive imagery in the show comes from a defensive, almost resentful place, and more strongly shows the idea of us “breaking free” from our past to create things that are more honest. Other images in the show exhibit more restraint. When viewed together, the diversity of the work shows an honest depiction of our voice as a work in progress.”
ASVP’s first solo exhibit comes on the heels of two recent group shows including “Bushwick Open Studios” and most recently, “Can’t Hear the Revolution” at Kunsthalle Galapagos.
“Down to Earth” is comprised of nearly 40 silk screened pieces on paper and canvas with hand and spray painted elements in many of the works. Exhibit opens at Black Book Gallery on September 2nd and runs through September 30th."
View show & buy art HERE
Friday, September 9, 2011
The Limited Edition 2011 Nike Mag (Back to the Future Inspired Shoe)
I know this isn't art but these are AWESOME!
Limited to 1500
They come in sizes 7-13
They are for a good cause, The Michael J. Fox Foundation
BUY them HERE
NEW BLOG COMING SOON
On a separate note, I'm planning to start a blog for nerdy stuff like this anyone got any name ideas?
Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Ron Burns's "Roselle"
Unframed with inspiration photo
Framed
Here is some info. straight from Ron:
"I believe Roselle is a true American hero. From the moment I read her story and viewed her photographs, I knew I had to paint her. I believe art should have meaning - a purpose. Roselle's story alone warrants a worthy tribute, but the fact that her story - which is one of bravery, loyalty and love - can come full circle and, through my art, help even more people couldn't be more fitting."
The Roselle’s Dream Foundation and Artist Ron Burns have teamed up to help turn dreams into reality for blind children and adults. With your help, a piece of art can have the power to change a person’s life forever.
40% of the net proceeds from your order will help blind children and adults obtain the technology they need to not only excel in school and at work, but to live out their dreams. In return for your generous support, you will receive a fine art print (shown above) of Roselle hand-signed by artist Ron Burns. Additional ordering options are available below.Archival Giclee on Paper
Image Size: 8" x 20"
Edition Type: Open
Hand-signed by Artist Ron Burns with Roselle's printed "pawtograph"
$40 + $5 shipping
International Shipping: $15 USD
Click here to purchase this print framed or click here to purchase this print with Thunder Dog
Buy the print HERE & support a good cause
Emek's Queens Of The Stoneage "Blow Your Mind" Print
18" x 24"
Signed and Numbered
Limited Edition to 169
$75 + shipping
On sale Monday 9/12 @ 11am PDT
Here's some info. straight from Emek:
"Hope your summer was enjoyable. we are ready to get back on track with poster sales…
Up next is my QOTSA “blow your mind” poster done for their show in Seattle, WA.
see a short video featuring the print and how to build a DIY Lightbox of it HERE:"
BUY it HERE
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Mondo presents Tom Whalen's "Dumbo" & Jon Smith's "It's Alive"
24"x36" screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 395. $50
24"x36" screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 120. $40
On sale 9/9 @ a random time (usually between 11am-1pm EST)
Follow them on Twitter for a head's up on the drop.
Michael Page's "Deep Forest Walk"
Limited to 40
Signed & Numbered
$40
On sale 10/3
BUY it HERE
Veronica Fish's "Mulholland Drive"
9 x 12 inches
signed & numbered edition of 50
inspired by Mulholland Drive for the "Crazy 4 Cult" exhibit
$40
BUY it HERE
The Cotton Candy Machine presents Shirts & Destroy
Shirts & Destroy: The Exquisite Corpse
"The Cotton Candy Machine presents Shirts & Destroy: The Exquisite Corpse featuring a spectacular display of merchandise by Shirts & Destroy artists Daniel Albrigo, Ryan Begley, David Cook, Thomas Hooper, Seldon Hunt, and Anthony Pontius. Plus, 12 brand new original collaborations by all 6 artists! Limited edition prints from each artist will also be available at the opening event. A generous percentage of sales will be donated to a local arts outreach program ... who says tattoo artists, metal heads and subversive painters of Brooklyn don't have big hearts? Find out more about the artists below....Opening Event Friday September 9th
7 to 11pm
Show runs from September 9-October 9, 2011
Presale Information
If you are interested in any of the originals by Daniel Albrigo, Ryan Begley, David Cook, Thomas Hooper, Seldon Hunt, and Anthony Pontius, we will be having an online pre-sale on Friday September 9th, the day of the event, from Noon to 5pm EST only. Please check www.TheCottonCandyMachine.com to purchase available originals starting at Noon!All other items will be for sale at the event in person. Remaining items will go online at a later date during the show.
Thank You!!"
This news comes straight from their newsletter.
Visit Them HERE
Brian Luong's "The Oppressors"
18" x 24" print, done on French Poptone black licorice cover.
Limited edition of 50 & hand numbered
$20
BUY it HERE
Ray Domzalski's "Onward and Upward"
"A few thoughts on this piece from a journal Ray keeps by the easel while he paints:
"This looks pretty simple really. Where does it begin, where does it end? It moves forward with the clearest of sight, the strongest of passions, but something... something holds it back. I thought about urban farming. What will a place of darkness think of so much light? Will it remember? Either way, we know it's moving forward." – Ray
This Saturday (Sept 10), Urban Roots and 323East are teaming up for a group art exhibition* where artists interpret Detroit’s urban farming movement in the present and what this landscape may look like in the future. In coordination with the exhibition happening in Michigan, we selected one of our favorite pieces from the show to be a limited edition print.
Ray Domzalski is a freelance illustrator in Detroit, Michigan. We first met Ray at a student show at the College for Creative Studies. A few of his impressive paintings are currently exhibited at 323East gallery, and they invited him to participate in their exhibition this September 10th. Along with dozens of local, national, and international artists, Ray’s painting reflects his impression and interpretation of the urban farming movement that seems to be popping up all over the country. Here in Detroit there has been such a change that a feature documentary was created – thus the name Urban Roots."
13" x 19" Giclee on 330gsm 100% Archival Cotton Paper
Limited to 30
Signed & Numbered
BUY it HERE
SUPER iam8bit Book Signing in L.A.
This news comes straight from their newsletter:
With only one weekend left of the SUPER iam8bit -- you know, that group art show celebrating all your favorite old-school gaming classics -- we thought we'd go out with a bang!
So on the VERY LAST DAY of the show, we'll be hosting a SUPER iam8bit book signing, and we've arranged for nearly 30 artists featured in the collection to sign, sketch and hang out all afternoon:
SUPER iam8bit book signing
(Nearly 30 artists in attendance!)
Saturday, September 10
Noon to 3pm
Artists confirmed to attend include:(Nearly 30 artists in attendance!)
Saturday, September 10
Noon to 3pm
Amanda Visell
Axis
Carlos Ramos
Dave Crosland
Dee Chavez
Gabe Swarr
Gerald de Jesus
Jason Adam
Jim Mahfood
Joe Vaux
John Harvatine IV
Jophen Stein
Jorge R. Gutierrez
Jose Emroca Flores
Mark Bodnar
Nate Frizzell
Nathan Ota
Plasticgod
Ron Velasco
Scott Belcastro
Sean Szeles
Senor Chips
Stone
Teri Hendrich
The Chung!!
Tony Mora
...and more!
Chuck Sperry's "Humanity"
Edition of 50
6 colors on archival cream paper
Signed and Numbered
———–
Here's Chuck's description of the piece:
"My favorite revolutionary political posters are from the Cuban Golden Age of political graphics from the late 1960′s and early 1970′s. There is a colorful fusion of psychedelia and political message. I did this poster in the spirit of clear, bold, direct communication.
I wanted to communicate the “visible” world and the “hidden” world that everything in objective reality depends on. Like the world of “ideas” and the world of “objects.” Or the world of spirit and the world of life. The individual struggle and the human struggle.
It’s a sort of yin yang idea….
There’s this greater submerged “underground” reality – it is larger – breaks over the bounds of the poster. It could represent spirit or humanity. The above ground living flower is represented as transitory (it is losing petals in the wind) - but it’s roots go down from the heart to the heart of the submerged reality – where it is fed – and eternal.
The hard part was to show something this complicated in a simple and pleasing graphic."
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Trxtr's "24 Hour Love"
Signed limited edition archival print
32 x 42 cms. 310gsm acid free cotton rag paper.
Edition of 24 only
individually hand finished with Gold leaf, ink and spraypaint
£95.00
BUY it HERE
32 x 42 cms. 310gsm acid free cotton rag paper.
Edition of 24 only
individually hand finished with Gold leaf, ink and spraypaint
£95.00
BUY it HERE
Mike Davis's "The National"
3 color print on French Nighshift Blue paper
Signed and Numbered
Limited to 100
On sale today 9/8 @ 12pm EST
BUY it HERE
Revolt's "Dancer II" Print
Archival Pigment Print on Moab Entrada 300 gms art paper.
Edition of only 36.
Sheet size measures approx 17″× 24″ and is hand deckled on the right side.
Hand signed and numbered by Revolt.
$75
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
"The Machines Are Winning: A Tribute To Sidney Lumet" 9/9/11
Jay-Shaw
James-Rheen
Jay-Shaw
17 Artists interprit Sidney Lumet's work as a director of many classics such as The Wiz, Equus, Network, Dog Day Afternoon, Murder on the Orient Express, Deathtrap, Before the Devil Knows You're Dead , & many more.
If there is anything left after the show buy it here on Saturday.
The Machines Are Winning: A Tribute To Sidney Lumet premieres this Friday 9/9/11 7-11pm @ Laundry on Lawrence on 2701 Lawrence St. in Denver, Colorado.
If there is anything left after the show buy it here on Saturday.
"Skaters" by Adam Higton & Yule Bringer
Adam has chosen Macmillan Cancer Support as his artwork's charity in honor of Kathy Purton who is currently undergoing treatment for throat cancer. Macmillan works to help improve the lives of people affected by cancer, both those living with cancer and also their families and carers. Their primary focus is to reach and improve the lives of everyone living with cancer. $250 dollars from the sale of Adam's artwork will be donated to the organization."
It's great to see money going to a wonderful charity. Be sure to support Adam & Macmillan Cancer Support.
Only $20 BUY it HERE
Peaceful Traveler's "Railroads of North America"
unframed edition
20 x 268 color screenprint
class I freight lines & passenger rail
edition of 100
$30
framed edition
24" x 30"hand drawn / hand screened
edition of 100
8 colors on wood, sealed w/ shellac - framed, painted black.
$80
black edition
20" x 26"screenprint on black french paper
hand drawn / hand screened
edition of 100
$30
Jeremy Berkley's "She Was Never Much Of A Dancer" & "Live From The House Of Blue Leaves"
"She Was Never Much Of A Dancer"
11" x 17" 6 color silkscreen print on French Paper-Berrylicious
edition of 65
signed & numbered
"Live From The House Of Blue Leaves"
Created for Spoke Art's Quentin Tarantino vs. Coen Bros. tribute show.
A salute to "Kill Bill".
6 color screen print on glitter paper
12" x 12"
edition of 60
signed & numbered
Both are $20
Be sure to check out Jeremy's other great work & BUY them HERE
A salute to "Kill Bill".
6 color screen print on glitter paper
12" x 12"
edition of 60
signed & numbered
Both are $20
Be sure to check out Jeremy's other great work & BUY them HERE
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