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Preview: “Twin Peaks; Fire Walk With Me” Group Show @ Copro Gallery

by josh on Apr 20, 2012 • 2 Comments

Opening this Saturday, April 21st, at the Copro Gallery in Santa Monica is a new group show entitled Twin Peaks; Fire Walk With Me
20th Anniversary Group Art Exhibition. A year ago in February, Clifton’s Brookdale hosted In the Trees: Twin Peaks 20th Anniversary Art Exhibition, which had some amazing artwork (seen here), and many of he artists from that round will be seen in this latest exhibition. Martin Wittfooth, Glenn Barr, Chris Berens, Brett Amory, Chris Mars, Dan May, Chris Buzelli, Billy Norrby, Nicoletta Ceccoli, Esao Andrews, Lori Earley, Brian Viveros, Ryan Heshka, Scott C, Chet Zar, Paul Chatem, Stella Im Hultberg, and many more.

There is some very strong work in this exhibition, I was especially intrigued with the paintings by Billy Norrby, Glenn Barr, and Dan Quintana. Stella Im Hultberg submitted another beautiful painting, and I was happy see a landscape by Chris Peters. The stand out piece for me was Deliverance by Lori Earley (seen first). I was a great surprise to see Lori submit a digital painting that had some oil, acrylic, and mixed media embellishments to it. The more I looked at it I could see her style peek out, but the overall work is a new direction that I really hope she continues with. During the reception there will be a limited edition print available of this painting, un-embellished, signed and numbered in an edition of 20. This is bound to be a mind-blowing exhibition, so if your in the area make sure to stop by, otherwise check out the preview images and then over to the website.

“Twin Peaks; Fire Walk With Me” @ Copro Gallery





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Preview: “Femme Fatale” group show @ Cella Gallery

by josh on Feb 23, 2012 • No Comments

Opening this Saturday, February 25th at the Cella Gallery in Los Angeles, is a group show curated by Nicole Bruckman and Stephanie Chefas entitled Femme Fatale. Over 35 artists, each one inspired by the female figure, have come together to present artworks in a variety of mediums. Aaron Nagel, Apricot Mantle, Aunia Kahn, Casey Weldon, Cate Rangel, Chris Peters, Chrystal Chan, Dave MacDowell, Delphia, Edith Lebeau, Gail Potocki, Jason Rudolph Pena, JAW Cooper, Jeff Ramirez, Jessica Ward, JoKa, Ken Garduno, Korin Faught, Linnea Strid, Nom Kinnear King, Paul Chatem, Stella Im Hultberg, and on and on. This is bound to be an amazing show with such an impressive list of talented artists. Take a look at the preview below, and if your in the area be there for the reception from 7-11 PM.

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This Black Friday support small businesses and artists

by josh on Nov 25, 2011 • No Comments

Black Friday is here again, and along with the great savings comes sitting overnight in the cold, dealing with a crazy mob of people, and possibly getting pepper sprayed because you took the last xbox 360 (source). So avoid the mayhem, and support your local, small businesses and better yet artists. Many of your favorite artists are having black friday/holiday sales. This is a great opportunity to not only score some art, prints, shirt, and more, but you also know you are helping out a person and not some mega-corporation. Here is a short rundown of some of the artists/online stores you can save at, if you know any more add them to the comments.

Stella Im Hultberg has added some small originals to her shop for this years sale: Shop here

Need some horror shirts? Fright Rags is having a huge sale on mens tees, girly tees, posters and more: Shop Here

Spoke Art is having a sale on all inventory, prints and originals. Use SPOKEARTSALE, and save 10%, it ends Monday. Shop Here

Vannen Watches is having a 40% off sale, just use BLACK40 during checkout. Shop Here

WWA Gallery will be donating 15% from all sales to 1 of children’s charities. WWA Gallery

Aunia Kahn is having a big sale on here online shop, click here for all the codes. Shop Here

Gris Grimly is having a 50% off sale over at his online shop. Check it out here

Edith Lebeau added a bunch of new paintings to her online shop. See Here

Use LE2011 over at Cate Rangel’s shop and save 40% on all limited edition prints. Shop Here

Dan Harding is having a sale in his new online shop. Just use TURKEY and save 20%. Shop Here

Get a free print over at Tara McPherson’s Cotton Candy Machine when you buy anything online. Check it Out

Chet Zar added two new sculpture, Hammerhead and The Dead Pope, both on sale. Shop Here

If your in the need for some clothes, Disturbia Clothing is also having a sale this weekend. Shop Here

Save 30% on selected items at Greg ‘Craola’ Simkins online shop. Shop Here

Phone Booth Gallery is having a “mystery tube” sale. For $75 you tube Includes rare prints, blems, misprints, sketches, leftovers, extras, and more from all your favorite PBG artists!
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Contact the folks over at Virtu Art Gallery for 50% off Lori Earley’s Annabelle print. Shop Here

Kelly McKernan is having a big sale over at her online shop, Check it out

Arabella Proffer’s first book is ready for pre-order, with a foreward by your truly… Get it here

Save 20% off everything at Gallery Nucleus. Just use GOBBLE20 during checkout. Shop Here

Save 30% off at Brian Ewing’s store by using COOKIES during checkout. Shop Here

At Steven Daily’s online shop save 50% on all paper products, and up to 50 on giclee prints. Shop Here

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Stella Im Hultberg, Mari Inukai, Audrey Kawasaki, and Amy Sol @ Thinkspace Gallery

by josh on Oct 10, 2011 • No Comments

Amid the variety of Halloween related art shows, and the I Want My Music Video Art Show, Thinkspace Gallery opened a group exhibition featuring the work of Stella Im Hultberg, Mari Inukai, Audrey Kawasaki, and Amy Sol entitled In the Wake of Dreams. This show brings new paintings, drawings, and a new print set. Overall the show is as cohesive as it gets, there is no denying that these four artists fit very well together. I love the idea of being able to see the painted style each artist has, and the drawings, especially in the way each artist presents the drawings. With Stella Im Hultberg and Audrey Kawasaki’s drawings, you see only clean, well-planned linework. Each one also adding colored pencil, and in the case of Audrey laser cut sections of the paper. Amy Sol and Mari Inukai have a looser style of drawing, as you are able to see lines that were made while the artist worked out the forms. To me, this style of drawing has a very energetic feel and in a way is as intimate as a signature can be. The show will be up until October 29th.

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Corey Helford – “Zero to Sixty” 5 Year Anniversary Group Show

by josh on Jul 13, 2011 • No Comments

Currently on view at the Corey Helford Gallery in Culver City, CA is the 5th Year Anniversary Group Show featuring many of the artists that the gallery frequently showcases. Work by Korin Faught, Sas Christian, Shag, Stella Im Hultberg, Jason Shawn Alexander, Natalia Fabia, Colin Christian, Sylvia Ji, Tom Bagshaw, Gary Baseman, Amy Sol, Kent Williams, Greg Simkins, Mia, Hush, Billy Norrby, Joey Remmers, Gary Taxali, Van Arno, Brandi Milne, Scott G Brooks, David Stoupakis, Ron English, Todd Schorr, Chris Anthony, Ray Ceasar, and many more. The show is only on view for 13 days before being taken down as a new show by COOP will be opening on the 15th of July.

Corey Helford Gallery




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Stella Im Hultberg – “Fragmented” @ London Miles Gallery

by josh on Mar 16, 2011 • No Comments

On March 12th, Stella Im Hultberg’s latest solo show “Fragmented” (previewed), opened alongside Scott Belcastro’s new series of works “I Dare the Sky” at the London Miles Gallery. Stella’s new work looks amazing. It;s a good mix of her tea-stained paper drawings, acrylic and colored pencil works, and one painting that she used oils with even though she has moved over to water based media. The new style of hair she is drawing really looks fantastic. Even though Stella has less work in this show than Scott Belcastro does, I found myself spending more time looking at her work, it just feels like a stronger series. Check the show out for yourself over at the galleries homepage.

London Miles Gallery


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New work by Stella Im Hultberg

by josh on Mar 1, 2011 • No Comments

After showing some new in a couple of group exhibitions during the beginning of this new year, Stella Im Hultberg is preparing for a solo show that will take place at the London Miles Gallery. The show will be called “Fragmented” and will show concurrently with Scott Belcastro’s new show “I Dare the Sky”. This is Stella’s first larger body of works in over a year, but judging from the preview images the wait is going to be worth it. Take a look at the preview images, and then mark your calendars for the reception on March 11th.

London Miles Gallery



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“In The Trees: TWIN PEAKS 20th Anniversary Art Exhibition”

by josh on Feb 12, 2011 • No Comments

Opening tonight, February 12th, in Los Angeles at Clifton’s Brookdale is a group show dedicated to David Lynch’s cult television series “Twin Peaks”. The show will feature work by Glenn Barr, Tim Biskup, Scott Campbell, Paul Chatem, Ryan Heshka, Stella Im Hultberg, Ashley Wood, Jessica Joslin, Chris Mars, Liz McGrath, Eric White, and more. Clifton’s Brookdale is a very unique restaurant, however the artwork for the show has been placed online so those of us that aren’t able to make it to the show, and grab some food, will be able to check of some of this outstanding work. I really like what Stella Im Hultberg came up with, the contrast and colors are perfect.

Check out the full show and details here: Twin Peaks


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“Idol Hours” @ London Miles Gallery

by josh on Nov 18, 2010 • No Comments

On November 13th, the London Miles Gallery opened a group show entitled “The Idol Hours”, which is a reflective study of great historical master paintings by new contemporary artists. The show features work by some amazing artists such as Dave MacDowell, Stella Im Hultberg, Tom Bagshaw, Matthew Bone, Travis Lampe, Zoe Lacchei, Bob Dob, Carrie Ann Baade, Carles Gomila, Nom Kinnear King, Chris B Murray, Ken Keirns, and many more. I was very excited, being an art history geek, to hear of this exhibition and see what some of these artists would come up with when taking classical works for inspiration. Ken Keirns did an outstanding re-interpretaion of Da Vinci’s “Lady with an Ermine”, and even Dave MacDowell chose to reimagibe Da Vinci’s work. Tom Bagshaw, Chris Murray, and Carrie Ann Baade made some stand-out paintings. I loved looking through the works and attaching them to the classical pieces the artists worked from. I do feel that Joe Ledbetter could have created something so much better, instead of painting a small area on a print. of the original work.

Check out the full show: Idol Hours @ London Miles Gallery


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Thinkspace Gallery 5 Year Anniversary Show

by josh on Nov 6, 2010 • No Comments

The always impressive Thinkspace Gallery will open it’s 5 Year Anniversary Show this Saturday, November 6th from 7-10pm. The exhibition will be on view up to November 27th and will feature work by Aaron Nagel, Amy Sol, Allison Sommers, Ana Bagayan, Andrew Offerman, Andrew Hem, Andy Kehoe, Anthony Clarkson, Audrey Kawasaki, Brett Amory, Brian Viveros, Caia Koopman, Camilla d’Errico, Chet Zar, Craig “Skibs” Barker, Dabs Myla, David Bray, David MacDowell, Derek Gores, Ekundayo, Emma Tooth, Esao Andrews, Fernando Chamarelli, Gaia, Jacub Gagnon, Jeff Ramirez, Jen Lobo, Joao Ruas, Johnny “KMNDZ” Rodriguez, Joshua Petker, Kelly Vivanco, Kevin Titzer, KuKula, Lindsey Carr ,Linnea Strid, Liz Brizzi, Natalia Fabia, Nathan DeYoung, Pakayla Rae Biehn, Pedro Matos, Sarah Joncas, Scott Radke, Stella Im Hultberg, Sylvia Ji, Timothy Karpinski, Tony Philippou, Tran Nguyen, Yosuke Ueno, and an an installation by Johnny “KMNDZ” Rodriguez. For the past week the Thinkspace Blog, Sour Harvest, has been posting some mini interviews with some of the artists in this show. The show is online now to view, and is every bit as impressive as an anniversary show should be.

Thinkspace Gallery 5 Year Anniversary Show


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Preview: Crazy 4 Cult 4

by josh on Jul 9, 2010 • No Comments

The group show Crazy 4 Cult is now back again for the fourth installment. The full title “Crazy 4 Cult 4: The Case of the Redundant Number”, will feature work inspired by cult movies from a wide range of amazing artists. Just a few of those participating are: Allison Sommers, Anne-Julie Aubrey, Apricot Mantle, Casey Weldon, Chet Zar, Chris Murray, Dan May, Dave MacDowell, Ewelina Ferruso, Gene Guynn, Joe Scarano, Ken Garduno, Ken Keirns, N.C. Winter, Rich Pellegrino, Scott Campbell, Stella Im Hultberg, Tom Haubrick, and many more. Some are veterans of the group show, and many are new. The past three shows seemed to have been dominated by just a handful of movies, Donnie Darko, The Big Lebowski, Edward Scissorhands, and Willy Wonka. There are so many amazing cult movies, I do hope some of them are given the same treatment some of the repeat titles have. Here is a short preview of some of the works that have been posted around the web, or graciously shared with the Creep Machine. Hit the jump-link to see the full preview.

Breakfast Fight Club by Dave MacDowell


This is the Last Time I Saw You by Ken Keirns


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New prints from Stella Im Hultberg

by josh on Jun 18, 2010 • No Comments

Stella Im Hultberg just launched he online shop and has filled it with some limited edition, and a couple of open edition prints as well. The four limited edition prints, “Memories Of”, “Let Go”, and “No Regrets” are all printed on smooth archival paper, limited to editions of 30 and hand embellished with gold metallic ink. You also have the option of ordering the prints framed. The open edition prints are on rough archival paper, signed, and you can also get them framed. You can also order them from her Esty shop. Below is an image of the framed, limited edition prints.

Head on over and check out the new store: Stella Im Hultberg Online Shop

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