Travis Lampe’s “Lumber Smack” at Gallery 1988 LA
A new solo show featuring work by Travis Lampe is now up at the Gallery 1988 in Los Angeles. The show opened on the 16th and is now online for our viewing pleasure. Along with all of the painting for…
Month September 2008
aotd: “Viuda” by Whitney Lenox
Todays art of the day is from artist/tattoo artist Whitney Lenox. I found her art while searching around for a tattoo artist that could easily pull off a few tattoo designs that I was lucky enough to have designed by…
“Awful | Homesick†The Art of Alex Pardee, now available
If you head on over to Zerofriends, you can snag up the new artbook released by Alex Pardee. This is a hardcover book with 96-pages of Alex’s favorite works from 2005 to present. The book is in full color, and…
“Queen Wasp”, new print by Naoto Hattori
Naoto has an upcoming show at the Limited Addiction Gallery along with Anthony Ausgang and Lori Field, but a new print is available from his shop as we speak. The print is 13″ x 13.5″, signed and numbered in an…
“After the Flood, Trust Waivers”, new print by Andy Kehoe
Andy Kehoe has released a new print, one that many of his fans have been asking for. The print is entitled “After the Flood, Trust Waivers”, and is 16″ x 12″ on the very desirable Hahnemuhle Photo Rag paper. This…
Shows this Weekend: Angie Mason, Shepard Fairey & Figures and Grounds
Here is the rundown of shows that will be opening this weekend. Saturday: Roq La Rue has relaunched their website and has an opening tonight with art by Victor Castillo and Brian Despain. Both artists are outstanding, this is a…
“Modern Amusement” opens, Sept 12th
Tonight at the Gallery 1988 in San Francisco a group show featuring work by Rueben Rude, Ahren Hertel, Brandi Milne & Jason Limon opens. The new work by Ahren features the new style that is doing now (shown). It’s a…
Naoto Hattori originals for sale
Naoto Hattori has some new original paintings for sale in his online store. The latest painting added to the store is “Mind Stream”. The painting itself is a little under 4″ x 6″, which really goes to show the level…