Sheperd Fairey has some new pattern prints being released, they will drop this Tuesday June 2nd. Looks like there are three different prints; red, black/red and black. Each print is 18″ x 18″ and limited to an edition of 75.
Author: Creep
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Shows this weekend: Coop, Josh Keyes & Culver City Invasion
Here is the rundown of the shows opening this weekend:
Friday:
Corey Helford Gallery is hosting the first solo show from Coop in the past three years. Reception is from 7-10pmGallery 1988 SF will open “Searching for Satori” a new solo show featuring new works by Matt Dangler
Saturday:
The Lab will open “Black Market Sugar†a group show featuring work by Glenn Arthur, Cate Rangel and many more.Merry Karnowsky Gallery> will host “I’ll Hit You Up Tomorrow†featuring new works from Kill Pixie.
Thinkspace Gallery ‘Culver City INVASION’ during the 4th Annual Culver City Art Walk ‘Pop Up’ Gallery Location: 8542 Washington Blvd. (just a few doors west of Corey Helford). Work by all sorts of amazing artists as well as live painting.
Nowhere Limited will open “THE VISUAL ART OF MARK MOTHERSBAUGH: RUGS! RUGS! RUGS!”
Joshua Liner Gallery will host two new solo exhibitions, “Stories From the Other Side of the Bridge” by Mike Davis and “An Uncanny Lineup of Serendipitous Connections” by Heidi Taillefer. This is going to be one exciting show.
David B Smith Gallery will host “Sprout” featuring new works by Josh Keyes.
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Artist of the Day: Steven Daily
Steven Daily is an artist out of Hollywood, CA. He has a great style, and has been making some art lately that has really been catching my eye. He also partpicated in the latest “Gag me with a Toon 2” show, and even has some images from the reception to share on Flickr Here
The first painting, “Porcelain” is acrylic on canvas and was a commission piece. Even though she looks like a certain Disney Character, he was not inspired by that. The second one was a gift and is of “Face Bones” from Metalocalypse. It looks amazing, what a gift!His personal site seems to be down, but you can still catch him on Myspace Steven Daily Myspace
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New print by Brian Viveros @ Last Rites Gallery
Coming from the latest “Southern” group show that opened just a bit back, Last Rites Gallery has released two new prints. “Dirtyland IV” by Brian Viveros and “Southern” by Brian Viveros and Matthew Bone. Both prints are about 18″ x 24″, signed and numbered in editions of only 12 for $200. These prints are also Last Rites Exclusives, these can be had no where else.
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New originals by Naoto Hattori
Naoto Hattori has added a few new original paintings to his online shop. Whenever he does this, they tend to go pretty fast. All of the new paintings are miniatures, so none of them are over 4″ x 6″, until the frames are added at least.
Head on over and check em out. Naoto Hattori Store
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Art of the Day: “Openlicious” by Benjamin Sea
It was almost a year ago this month that I last featured Benjamin’s art for the ‘art of the day” section. He has been posting some amazing art since then, and participating in all sorts of great art shows. He added this new painting to his Etsy shop a while back and I wanted to share it. The painting is acrylic on wood and is roughly 16″ x 18″. I really love the layout and the colors that he has used in this one. His shop is filled with all sorts of collectibles and painting, make sure you take a look.
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“Pretty Gross”, new art book by Stuntkid
Jason Levesque aka Stuntkid has let loose a new art book. “Pretty Gross” is 8.5″ x 11″ perfect bound, full color and 82 pages of “finished work, sketches and photographs of work you’ve seen and some you haven’t.”
The book is available via Lulu, while I’m not familiar with the quality of the books I have heard nothing bad either. The one cool feature is the site allows you to preview the book. If the preview is any indicator of the book, the images will fill the whole page.
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“Tree of Mystery” print by Mark Ryden
Porterhouse Fine Art Editions will release a new print by Mark Ryden this Thursday, May 28th. This new print is a “giclee print with letterpressed title and embossed chop on archival cotton rag paper”. “The print is framed in a beautiful hand-carved wood frame with museum quality archival plexiglass. The size is 21-1/4″ x 28-1/4”, signed and numbered in an edition of only 40. The price is a bit steep, but is to be expected from a print of this quality from this artist.
