Sam Wolfe Connelly is an artist out of Savannah, and went to the Savannah College of Art and Design. It looks like Sam works in all sorts of media, digital, watercolors, graphite, acrylics and more. His works are filled with animals, and often very surreal. Take a look at these select images and then head on over to his site for more.
Jason Levesque, otherwise known as Stuntkid, has added three new prints to his online shop. The prints are from a new series of works that show the figure as a see-through anatomical model. It reminds me a bit of those “Visible Man” and “Visible Woman” anatomical kits that were popular when I was a kid, minus the viscera of course. Jason does a great job making sure the models for the prints, Scar, Apnea and Asphyxia are still recognizable as themselves. Each print is 12″ x 12″ on heavy watercolor paper, signed and numbered in editions of 50 for $40 each. You can also opt to buy all three at once and save $20.
Get em here: Stuntkid Prints
Just this past Saturday, February 20th at the California State University Northridge Gallery, Robert Williams latest solo show of new works “Conceptual Realism in the Service of the Hypothetical” was opened. The new works were first unveiled at the Tony Shafrizi Gallery in New York, and now those of us on this coast have the opportunity to check them out. The folks over at Arrested Motion were there for the reception and took some great shots of the work. The show will be up till April 5th so if your in the area try to stop by. I wish the University i am going to would host a show like this.
Thinkspace Gallery has just released a new print by Anthony Clarkson. “All Sewn Up” is from a painting that was in the “Give Me Space To Think” show that took place in Marina Del Rey. The print is 12″ x 20.5″ with an image area of 9.75″ x 18″, on Hahnemuhle Museum Etching Paper, signed and numbered in an edition of 30 for $50.
Get it here: ThinkSpace Prints
This past February 12th, the “The Red Light Exhibit” curated by Genevive Zacconi and present by The Dirty Show along with Last Rites Gallery opened. The show had works by Paul Booth, Scott G Brooks, Shawn Barber, Vincent Castiglio, Colin Christian, Brian Viveros, Dan Quintana, Camilla d’Errico, David Stoupakis, Michael Hussar and many more. Genevive was nice enough to send over some photos of the reception night, some shots of the works and the festivities that also took place. Some of the photos are NSFW, just wanted to state that so no one got mad at me.
Opening this Saturday, February 20th at the Hyaena Gallery is an exhibition of work from Gris Grimly. The show features designs created for t-shirts, so the bulk of the work is ink on paper with just one piece having color to it. Gris has an amazing style and these works really showcase how dynamic and energetic his drawing style really is.
Head on over and take a look at the full show: Gris Grimly @ Hyaena Gallery
BLK/MRKT Editions will have a new print by Dave Kinsey this Friday, February 19th. “Black Diamonds” is a 4 color screenprint on 100% cotton rag paper. The print is 18″ x 22″, signed,numbered, and stamped in an edition of 120.
Get it here: Black Diamonds by Dave Kinsey
Digital artist David Ho (Interviewed), has added some new images to his website. His latest series of works is entitled “Element 5” and focuses on the 5 elements: Earth, Fire, Metal, Water and Wood each one personified. David will also have some work in the upcoming group show “Curiouser and Curiouser: Inspired by ‘Alice In Wonderland” @ Gallery Nucleus this coming February 27th. I have always been a big fan of the imagery that David creates, and am happy to see his art getting into some galleries as well.
Take a look at the series, and then head on over to his site for more: David Ho Homepage
