John Baizley will have a new print available early next week titled, “Passage through Purgatory” via Burlesque. It is a 25″ x 27.5″ 11-color Screenprint, signed/numbered edition of 117, and cost $100. On sale Tuesday, April 3rd at 12pm PDT HERE.
"Passage through Purgatory" by John Baizley. 25" x 27.5" 11-color Screenprint. Ed of 117 S/N. $100
James Jessop has 2 new prints available for pre-order as part of a ‘Subway Fiction’ series titled “Burning Candy” & “Horror”. They are each 64.5 x 47.1cm Giclees, signed/numbered editions of 100, and cost £80 ($127US) each or £150 ($238US) for both.
On sale now HERE.
"Burning Candy" by James Jessop. 64.5 x 47.1cm Giclee. Ed of 100 S/N. £80 ($127US)
"Horror" by James Jessop. 64.5 x 47.1cm Giclee. Ed of 100 S/N. £80 ($127US)
Rob Schwager has a new print titled, “Rosie the Riveter” via Tiny Bird Press. It is an 18″ x 24″ 7-color Screenprint, signed/numbered edition of 140, and cost $40. On sale now HERE.
"Rosie the Riveter" by Rob Schwager. 18" x 24" 7-color Screenprint. Ed of 140 S/N. $40
In honor of Women’s History month, I wanted to create an art print of an American icon symbolizing strong women. One who epitomizes the hard-working, patriotic women from the greatest generation. I have been wanting to do this print for a long time. I’ve been slowly working on the drawing for this print and for a sister print, for about two years. Rosie and the dedicated women like her and the contribution they made to the war effort have always held a special place in my heart. They helped build the bombers, which as a child, I became obsessed with. Now that I’m grown, their sacrifices have strongly influenced my artwork. As seen in my B-17 nose art bomber panel series. I can’t think of a more perfect icon that symbolizes the true American spirit, which my daughter can look up to and I can have proudly hanging in my own home. I hope you enjoy her as much as I have. -Rob Schwager
Mark Brabant’s latest print titled, “Clothcraft” is now available. It is a 18″ x 18″ 5-color Screenprint, signed/numbered edition of 55, and cost $40. On sale now HERE.
"Clothcraft" by Mark Brabant. 18" x 18" 5-color Screenprint. Ed of 55 S/N. $40
If you’ve ever driven I-90 west of Cleveland, chances are you’ve seen this structure just south of the highway. The Joseph & Feiss Clothcraft Warehouse was built in 1921 as part of the country’s largest clothing factory. The 80,000 sq. ft., four-story structure was part of a sprawling 7 acre complex that employed 2,500 people in it’s heyday. The warehouse’s first floor housed the design & examining departments as well as sponging rooms. The 2nd floor was used for cutting fabric from pre-made patterns and the top two floors were mainly for storage and packing of finished garments. Atop the building sits a 60,000 gallon water tank that was connected to the plant’s sprinkler system.
After World War II, the company’s ‘Clothcraft’ label was replaced by various specialty brands. In 1989, Joseph & Feiss was puchased by Hugo Boss of Germany. A few years later, Hugo Boss was restructured and looked to shed the Joseph & Feiss brands. In 1996, the J&F trademark was purchased by The Men’s Wearhouse with the property not part of the deal. Americon-Homes of Beachwood, OH purchased the site in 1997 for redevelopment. Financial troubles soon befell the new owners and redevelopment was haulted leaving the warehouse vacant and unattended. The building became shelter for the neighborhood homeless and a massive canvas for graffiti artists. In 2008, the uppermost part of the north facade was roller tagged by the artist known as Reader with his trademark phrase READ MORE BOOKS. He ‘signed’ his handiwork at the top of the west facade.
In 2010, the property officially known as The Joseph & Feiss Company Clothcraft Shops was placed on the United States National Register of Historic Places. In July, 2011, the Ohio Dept. of Development awarded the current owners of the property a $1 million historic preservation tax credit to rehabilitate the vacant warehouse and turn it into a 62-unit apartment building. The project has yet to begin.
Maxx242 has a pair of new prints set for release later this week as the 2nd installment of his ‘Muertos Series’. This installment titled “Simply Meant To Be” are each 18″ x 18″ 2-color Screenprints using metallic inks, signed/numbered editions of 50, and cost $30 each.
On sale Thursday, March 29th at 11:42am PDT HERE.
"Jack" & "Sally" by Maxx242. 18" x 18" 2-color Screenprint. Ed of 50 S/N. $30 each
“The Muertos Series is something I’ve been wanting to create for a while now- taking some of my favorite pop culture images and combining it with the Mexican Dia De Los Muertos holiday. I have grown up with both throughout my life. I felt there’s something interesting in combining the two. I am very happy with the images that came to be.” -Maxx242
Dan Sherratt’s latest print is a knockout for any Daft Punk fans. It is a 12″ x 36″ 2-color Screenprint with GID inks, signed/numbered edition of 75, and cost £30 ($48US).
On sale Friday, March 30th at 7pm GMT (11am PDT) HERE.
***NOTE: Print comes unframed
"Daft Punk" by Dan Sherratt. 12" x 36" 2-color Screenprint w/ GID. Ed of 75 S/N. £30 ($48US)
In the dark
Dave Kinsey has new prints available later today titled, “Heads of Fate I” and “Heads of Fate II” via BLK/MRKT Editions. They are 12″ x 16″ Screenprints, signed/numbered edition of 105 and 65 respectively, and cost $50 each.
On sale today, Tuesday March 27th at a random time HERE.
"Heads of Fate I" by Dave Kinsey. 12" x 16" 4-color Screenprint. Ed of 105 S/N. $50
"Heads of Fate II" by Dave Kinsey. 12" x 16" 3-color Screenprint. Ed of 65 S/N. $50
Russ Mills has a new print available titled, “Fries To Go” via Red Propeller Gallery. It is a 47 x 61cm Giclee w/ hand-finishing, signed/numbered edition of 12, and cost £125 ($200US).
On sale now HERE.
"Fries To Go" by Russ Mills. 47 x 61cm Giclee, hand-finished. Ed of 12 S/N. £125 ($200US)
From Justin at Mondo:
If you attended the gallery show a few weeks ago, you might’ve seen or even bought our new book. We are all very excited with how they came out. I briefly talk about this in the intro of the book, but I was at a friend’s house earlier this year and noticed a book he had by Jay Ryan. It was full of posters…. actual pieces of the screenprinted posters. I thought about the giant stack of returned posters we’ve gotten over the years and figured this would be a great way to get those out as we were moving to the new space and didn’t want to transport them. So, we began to go through the giant stack and pick out which ones we wanted in and in what order they should go. We found a local binder and had him cut them down to size and over several weeks we hand put these books together. It was an intricate process and below you can see some of the pics of the book getting put together.
I went to WonderCon in Anaheim, CA a few weeks ago and got some sketches done in the book and felt like sharing them. Lots of folks that got these at the gallery show got the artists in attendance to draw in theirs as well, so this works as a great sketchbook!
These books are limited to just 105 copies made TOTAL and are bound in 100% leather. They will be put up for sale on the site tomorrow and will cost $200. Follow us on Twitter for the on sale announcement.
On sale Tuesday, March 27th at a random time HERE.
“YHWH – Red, Gold and Blue Edition” are vinyl figures created in conjunction with Necessaries Toy Foundation after the central figure in Mark Ryden’s painting of the same name. The figures are cast in Red, Gold and Blue vinyl (Ed of 100 each) with inset, high-quality eyes, and each comes in an elaborately designed, gold-embossed box. Also included is a certificate of authenticity and a special, numbered mini print.
The YHWH Red, Gold and Blue editions may be bought individually for $200 or $500 for set of three. Creep out your friends! On sale today Tuesday, March 27th at 8am PDT HERE.
"YHWH Vinyl Figures" by Mark Ryden. 16.5" x 9" x 1.75" Vinyl Figure. Ed of 100 each. $200 each : $500 set (Red, Gold, Blue)
