Nimit Malavia has added some new gocco prints, zines, and limited edition giclee print to his online shop. The two gocco prints, “Protège-moi de mes désires (girl)” and “Protège-moi de mes désires (boy)” are both 4″ x 6″ on stonehenge paper, signed and numbered in editions of 25. The limited edition, “Bridal”, is 12″ x 12″, on 13″ x 13″ Hahnemuhle fine art rag pape, signed and numbered in an edition of 10. Also make sure to check out the zines area for new show catalogues and zines all under $11.
Omn Thursday, December 10th, a group show curated by Dan Barry entitled “Subtleties of Character” opened at the WWA Gallery. This group show features artwork by Glenn Barr, Ana Bagayan, Matt Dangler, Richard J Frost, Jeremiah Ketner, Luis Lorenzana, Mia Makila, Buddy Nestor, Kevin Peterson, Saratoga Sake, Nouar, Jittagarn Kaewtinkoy, and many more. There is some really great work in this show, I was happy to see some drawings by Buddy Nestor. His drawing style is just as captivating as his paintings, I hope he releases some more drawings soon as these ones sold out very fast. I also really liked Glenn Barr’s “Idyll Worship”, and it just so happens that Glenn has a print of the study over at his shop (here).
Check out the full show: “Subtleties of Character” @ WWA Gallery
The original print house that Jeremy Geddes worked with closed it doors, and he has finally found a new printer that matches the quality his prints are known for. “The Street” is the latest print by Jeremy that is made from this new shop. The print is roughly 24″ x 30″ signed and numbered in an edition of 200. There is also a very large 43″ x 57″ version that is limited to only 5. Very happy yo see Jeremy releasing new prints, and yet again this is another stunning image.
Get it here: Jeremy Geddes Prints
Tom Haubrick has just added a numch of new drawings to his Etsy shop. The series of drawings is from his ‘Drifters’ book that was featured a while back. The drawings are ink on bristol and are roughly 9″ x 12″ each. There is a bunch of great drawings, below are just a few I enjoyed, make sure to check out the shop for the full list of works.
Opening this Friday, December 10th at the Last Rites Gallery in New York is a duo show featuring new work by Genevive Zacconi and Tin. This new series of works by Genevive is entitled “Dysphoria”, and Tin’s new show is called “The Pulse”. It’s a great looking show, I really like the new works that Genevive has come up with. If you can’t make it to the reception make sure to check out the galleries website for the full show. Also check out the interview with Genevive right here on the Creep Machine.
R.S. Connett has been working on a series of “death” paintings, to of which are now up for sale. The first is “Death and the Bomb” and is number 4 in his “Death and the…” series. The painting is 20″ x 16″ on heavy wood panel. Next is a “Memento Mori” painting, the second painting so far the artist has with this title. This painting is 12″ x 9″ on stretched canvas.
Check em out here: R.S. Connett Originals
1xRUN has a new print by Dave Chung. Like the rest of the prints the run will be determined by what number of prints sell before the time is up, or if the print run hits the specified number this time being 40. “Finger-Crab Helps Gillman Try On Mustaches For His Big Date” is 13″ x 16″ signed and numbered on 100% cotton paper. There is only a day left of this print.
Get it here: 1xRUN.com
Travis Louie’s latest solo show, “The Ghost of Delilah and Other Stories”, opened this Thursday December 2nd at the Los Angeles Gallery 1988. The show consists mainly of drawings, many of which are collaborations with other artists such as Zoetica Ebb, John Park, Ewelina Ferruso, Chet Zar, Molly Crabapple, Fred Harper, Lola, Dave Chung, Greg ‘Craola’ Simkins, and more. I heard that John Cebollero was also one of the artists that Travis collaborated with, but that drawing doesn’t seem to be on the website. It’s a great looking show, and is exciting to see how the artists work comes together. For the most part all of the collaborations look killer.
Check out the full show here: Travis Louie @ Gallery 1988
It seems like it has been quite a while since Jonathan Viner has last added something to his online shop, but now there is a couple of more new prints and even some original drawings. One of the prints, “White Out” comes in two different sizes, 17″ x 17″ with an edition of 50, and 6″ x 6″ with an edition of 100. The other new prints, “A Pale Girl in Pale Camo” is 22″ x 15″ in an edition of 50. All of the prints are signed and numbered on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag paper. There is also four original drawings, each one graphite on paper roughly 5″ x 7″ each.
Check it out: Viner Studio Store
Sylvia Ji has a new print available over at Fine Grime. They already have quite a nice little collection of Sylvia Ji prints, and this new one entitled “Senora de Las Sombras” is a welcome addition. The print is roughly 16″ x 25″, signed and numbered in an edition of 50.
Get it here: Fine Grime UK
For the “Feminality Art Show” taking place at Miami’s Independent Thinkers Satellite Fair/Art Basel Casa Wynwood Miami, FL December, Apricot Mantle and his wife Jessica Ward collaborated on a drawing together. “Liberatio of Mia” is 19″ x 15″ colored pencil on illustration board, with Jessica Ward doing the initial drawing and then Apricot adding the colored pencils. This is a beautiful collaboration work, and I do hope they choose to do this again. It’s not surprising that their styles flow so well together.
Over the Holiday, Chet Zar added a bunch of new oil studies to his online shop. So, while many people were fighting over cheap DVD players and anything else Black Friday has to throw at consumers, fans were given the chance to pick up a 5″ x 7″, framed oil study from from Zar. While there is still a few of the studies available, most of them have sold out. I thought I would post them here anyway, so fans can take a look at the studies, and it also gives a great peek into the working process Chet Zar has.
Chet Zar Shop
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