Mondo will have Star Trek posters available soon. See pics below for details.
On sale Thursday, March 6th at a random time HERE.
“Star Trek” by Matt Taylor. 20″ x 36″ Screenprint. Ed of 175 N. $45
“Star Trek” by Kevin Dart. 24″ x 18″ Screenprint. Ed of 175 N. $40
“Star Trek” by Kevin Dart. 24″ x 18″ Screenprint. Ed of 85 N. $65 (variant)
Nosego has a new print available titled, “Hold Your Gold” via Stupid Krap. It is a 297 x 420mm Giclee, signed/numbered edition of 20, and cost $70. On sale now HERE.
“Hold Your Gold” by Nosego. 297 x 420mm Giclee. Ed of 20 S/N. $70
Penny recently released some new Hand Painted Multiples (HPMs) to his online shop. They were created with handcut Stencils and Spraypaint and they are awesome!
On sale now HERE.
“From Russia With Love” by Penny. 17.5 x 10.5cm 21-layer Stencil/Spraypaint onto Ruble banknote from 1909. Ed of 15 S/N. £400 ($669US)
“Under the Knife – Gold & Grey” by Penny. 14.7 x 14.7cm 18-layer Stencil/Spraypaint on ceramic tile and real scalpel blade. Ed of 15 S/N. £250 ($418US)
“Under the Knife – Black & Blue” by Penny. 14.7 x 14.7cm 18-layer Stencil/Spraypaint on ceramic tile and real scalpel blade. Ed of 15 S/N. £250 ($418US)
Anthony Petrie has a new True Detective inspired print available titled, “Lost Carcosa” via Gallery1988. It is a 24″ x 36″ 2-color Screenprint, numbered edition of 100, and cost $40.
On sale now HERE.
“Lost Carcosa” by Anthony Petrie. 24″ x 36″ Screenprint. Ed of 100 N. $40
Zeb Love will have 3 new Avett Brothers gig posters soon. See pics below for details.
On sale Wednesday, March 5th at a random time HERE.
“The Avett Brothers – Morgantown, WV 2014″ by Zeb Love. 18″ x 24” 4-color Screenprint. Ed of 200 S/N.
“The Avett Brothers – Fairfax, VA 2014″ by Zeb Love. 18″ x 24” 4-color Screenprint. Ed of 200 S/N.
“The Avett Brothers – Pittsburgh, PA 2014″ by Zeb Love. 18″ x 24” 4-color Screenprint. Ed of 200 S/N.
Josh Keyes has 2 new prints available titled, “The Hermit” and “Migratory Soul” via Tiny Showcase. They are both 8″ x 10″ Giclees and cost $35 each or $60 for both. This is a timed edition that ends on Tuesday, March 11th. On sale now HERE.
***Josh has chosen the Ocean Conservancy to receive a $10 donation from every print sold. The Ocean Conservancy educates and empowers people to defend not only the ocean and its wildlife, but also the millions who earn their living from the ocean.
“The Hermit” by Josh Keyes. 8″ x 10″ Giclee. Timed edition. $35 each : $60 set
“Migratory Soul” by Josh Keyes. 8″ x 10″ Giclee. Timed edition. $35 each : $60 set
Gallery Openings / Exhibitions
Spoke Art is proud to announce their first ever David Lynch- inspired art exhibition, In Dreams. The show features a dynamic range of artwork influenced by the prolific and innovative films of director David Lynch. Comprised of over 50 artists from around the globe, each of the exhibited works evoke the emotional complexities and stylistic ventures of Lynch’s work through a variety of mediums, such as painting, sculptures and limited edition fine art prints.
Opening Saturday, March 8th
***Online sale on Monday, March 10th HERE.
Facebook RSVP here: https://www.facebook.com/events/605935949491417/
Sneak Peak:
Gallery Openings / Exhibitions
Octopoda Invitational show curated by Scott Bailey and Sponsored by Beautiful Bizarre Magazine. Opening Friday, March 7th 2014 at Love Gallery in Denver, CO.
View the works here: https://squareup.com/market/love-gallery
Facebook RSVP here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1405388703053230/1405750756350358/
The next poster from Odd City Entertainment is “Black Caesar” by Billy Perkins. It is an 18″ x 32″ Screenprint, signed/numbered (by the artist and Fred Williamson), and cost $75. First available at the Austin Film Society screening of From Dusk Til Dawn, with actor Fred Williamson in attendance, on Wednesday, March 5th. Proceeds go to benefit The Austin Film Society. Online sale on Thursday, March 6th at a random time HERE.
“Black Caesar” by Billy Perkins. 18″ x 32″ 5-color Screenprint. Ed of 75 S/N. $75
“There is a brief moment in the pivotal scene where Tommy makes his power play to take over Harlem. As he stealthily approaches the room where the bosses are meeting, he pauses ever-so briefly in front of the Cardoza family’s coat-of-arms, with it’s crossed swords framing his body.
I love the symbolism here… Tommy is essentially replacing the coat-of-armswith his own personal symbol – his weapon of choice, clenched in his hand. Not something so archaic as a sword, as was representative of the previous dynasty, but a weapon more indicative of the new boss in town: Tommy Gibbs. Black Caesar.” – Billy Perkins
