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Here is the rundown of the shows that will be opening up this weekend.
Friday:
CAVE Gallery will be opening the group show “Just Because” with new works from Anne-Julie Aubrey, Cherri Wood, Juri Ueda, Lesley Reppeteaux, Megz Majewski, Shannon Bonatakis and many more.
La luz de Jesus will be showing new works from Miles Thompson and Dale Sizer.
Eclectix Gallery will be opening “This Town”, a group show featuring work by artists from the Northern California area. Artists: Don Albonico, Joanne Corbaley, Alicia DeBrincat, Maria DeRoy, Paul Graf, Joe Hayama, John Howard, Aaron Johnson, Larry Jones, Eric Joyner, Joanna Katz, Boris Koodrin, Polly Mania Sonia Melnikova-Raich, Patricia Mitchell, Crystal Morey, Fletcher Oakes, Christopher Peterson, Kurtis Rykovich, Andrew Jay Schlussel, John Seabury, Laurie Search, Strephon Taylor, Cynthia Tom, Peter Tonningsen & Katherine Westerhout
Gallery Nucleus will host “Seductive Espionage: The World of Yuki 7″. There will be original art from Kevin Dart, Bill Pressing, Don Shank, Scott Morse and more. The latest book from Kevin will also be released.
Saturday:
Flatcolor Gallery will opening their latest group show with new works from Timothy Karpinski, Matthew Ryan Sharp, Jeremy Ehling, Sohaila Adela, BASO, CHIP7 & Julian Duron.
Rivet Gallery will open “Curiosities”, with new works from Jake Waldron, Amanda Louise Spayd & J. Shea.
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Opening up this Thursday, July 2nd at the Flatcolor Gallery in Seattle is a group show featuring work by Timothy Karpinski, Matthew Ryan Sharp, Jeremy Ehling, Sohaila Adela, BASO, CHIP7 and Julian Duron. The preview for the show is now online and looks great. The work is very affordable as well. Not all of the work from the show is in the preview, but I am loving the paintings by Chip7 and Matthew Ryan Sharp, especially the Baseball Furie drawing (shown). It’s also only $75, someone needs to get that one. If your in the area make sure to stop by the gallery, or check back with the site tomorrow and see if the full show is online.
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Glenn Barr has a new solo exhibition going on at the Outre Gallery in Australia. The show is entitled “Elsewhere” and features all new paintings and drawings, and even a few prints to be had. Three of the prints are the same as his online shop, so if your interested and in the US it will be far easier to snag these in his shop. The main print named after the show, “Elsewhere” (first) is an offset lithograph, 22″ x 16.5″, signed and numbered. It doesn’t say what the edition is though.
The rest of the show looks amazing, it helps that I am a huge fan of Glenn’s work, but I imagine this new show will gain him even more fans. I have a few images from the show here, for the rest head on over to the galleries site.
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Opening up tonight, June 23rd at the Gallery 1988 in LA is a solo show featuring new work by Reuben Rude entitled: “Americana”. There is a large amount of work in the show, a few pieces that have been in previous shows, but works since it’s all so cohesive. I love the textures that he is able to get with the collaged areas. There are also a few reoccurring characters/poses, and some that haven’t been seen before (at least for me), such as the devil shown below.
The show is online now, so head on over and check it out: Reuben Rude @ Gallery 1988 LA
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Coming this Saturday June 20th to Sloan Fine Art in New York is a solo show featuring new works by Jonathan Viner. The show is entitled “Harem” and is all 12″ x 12″ oil and panel portraits of girls lost in the music they are listening to, all through headphones. Two of these paintings, “Katenka” and “Yelena” are available as prints from his online store as posted earlier. The paintings look amazing, the colors are all very similar and minimal but have this dreamy quality to each one. The reception starts at 4pm, so if your are able to go the show make sure you get there early.
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Attaboy’s solo show opened this past week at the POVevolving gallery. There was a huge amount of photos taken, and can now be found on the gallery site. The folks over at Daily di Jour also did a writeup about the show with some photos.
The show looks amazing, make sure to look at the extremely limited “Winged Shmee”.
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Here is the rundown of exhibitions opening this weekend. Ton of excellent shows.
Friday:
CAVE Gallery will be opening “Curious Oddities” with new work from Josh Taylor, Paul Chatem, Amy Botello, Apricot Mantle, Matthew Ryan Sharp and more.
Thinkspace Gallery has three big shows taking place. “Beneath The Seams” by Sarah Joncas, “The Conservatory” by Kelly Vivanco and in the project room “Portraits Of The Unknown” by Tran Nguyen. The shows are online and look fantastic.
Strychnin Gallery will be opening “Midsummer Nights Madness”, with new work from Brian Horton, Leslie Ditto, Edith Lebeau, Angie Mason, Kristen Ferrell, Oksana Badrak and many more
Roq la Rue will have “Best Loved Tales of Misery and Woe” by Travis Lampe and “About:Face” by Chris Crites
Saturday:
Exhibit A Gallery is opening “The Detournements of Wynn Miller”, in which the artists photos are reinterpreted by Shepard Fairey, Shawn Barber, Greg Gossel, Nate Frizzell and more.
POVEvolving will open “A Touch Of Evil” featuring new works and an installation from Attaboy
Cerasoli Gallery will host “Out Through The In Door” by Matt Phillips, “Some Are Here and Some Are Missing” by Mario Wagner and “Beyond A Shadow” by Seth Curcio
Black Maria Gallery has “Nights and Hunters” with new work from Ken Garduno, Jason Hernandez, Michael Hsiung and Sam Saghatelian. And the “Swoon” group show with works from Andrew Bell, Jeremiah Ketner, Julie West and many more
Billy Shire Fine Arts will be opening “Intemperance” featuring new works by Carrie Anne Baade
Last Rites Gallery will open “Flesh to Canvas”, a show featuring fine art from “a renowned group of tattoo artists” such as Shawn Barber, Paul Booth, Alex Garcia, Nikko Hurtado, Kim Saigh and many more
Shooting Gallery will open “Happy Endings” with new works by Greg Gossel. Right next door at White Walls will be “There’s Aliens In Our Midst” with new work from AJ Fosik as well.
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This week is just filled with amazing shows. Coming to the Shooting Gallery in SF this Saturday, June 13th is a solo exhibition of new paintings by Greg Gossel. The show is entitled “Happy Endings”, even though the art in the show is a bit darker than his previous works. In an interview with Arrested Motion, Greg said “Many of the pieces incorporate this ongoing theme of a fall from grace, pieces of our collective history which were not the storybook endings that are so often portrayed in mass media.” This idea is quickly understood when you see some of the paintings which incorporate iconic figures like Mike Tyson, Princess Diana and JFK. The show looks massive, with over 60 paintings ranging from 12″ x 12″ and 106″ x 75″ such as “Iron Mike” (shown). The works are online to view, so head on over and take a look and if you can try to catch the show in person. There is also a great video priview over at Vimeo Here
Greg Gossel @ Shooting Gallery
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Coming to Roq la Rue gallery this Friday, June 12th is “Best Loved Tales of Misery and Woe” by Travis Lampe and “About:Face” by Chris Crites. This is Travis’ debut show with the gallery and from the preview images, it looks like its going to be a hit. I am really into cartoon/vintage animation so Lampe’s is always a blast to see. Not only does he have new paintings in the show, but prints and 3d work as well. Vimby has a great interview with him as well, check it out here. I am liking the new work by Chris Crites as well, the paintings while colorful and dynamic, remind me a lot of old cabinet photos. If you can’t wait for the show to be online, make sure you get on the preview list.
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Opening this Thursday, June 11th at the Supreme Broship Gallery in London is a duo show with Jim Mahfood (Food One) and Scott Campbell (Scott C). The show is now online to view and looks great. The cool thing about this show, is that a large amount of the work are collaborations between Scott and Jim, as seen below. Then there are the solo pieces from both artists making this one big exhibition. Take a look at the preview pics here, and then head on over to view the whole lot.
Jom Mahfood and Scott C @ Supreme Broship
