Creep Machine Magazine – Contemporary Art & Culture

Author: Creep

  • “The Gauntlet” limited print by Greg “Craola” Simkins

    At the opening of Craola’s show at Ffity24SF I talked to Craola a bit about collaborations he would like to be in, artists he would like to show with and so on. Alex Pardee was one of the he mentioned, “it just makes sense” he said and I agree. Well we might not have a collaborative show from the two of these amazing artists for some time, but Zerofriends/Alex Pardee is bringing the fans a limited edition print by Craola. The print is entitled “The Gauntlet”, it is 16″ x 20″ Printed with Archival Inks on Acid Free Velvet Cotton Rag, limited to only 100. And as it says on the site “Each print is hand signed, numbered and loved by Greg Simkins”. The prints from Zerofriends look amazing, and with Craola’s artwork on them this print is surely to sell out very fast, especially since it’s only $125

    Head on over and grab one before it’s to late.
    The Gauntlet @ Zerofriends.com

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  • New originals by Molly Brill

    I wrote a bit back about some original paintings available from Molly Brill, and it looks like she has just added some new ones. All of her works are mixed media and watercolor on watercolor block paper. I really love the energy, colors and layout of some of these new ones. I really love how the eyes are beautifully rendered and the surrounded area is paint chaos!

    Head on over and see the full list of affordable works she has for sale.
    Molly Brill Originals

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  • Zdzislaw Beksinski limited art prints

    The Belvedere Gallery has forty plus prints of Polish surrealist painter, Zdzislaw Beksinski. Each print is Produced on 505 g/sq.m acid free archival stock, 24″ x 30″ in a series of only 74. Beksinksi was influential to a never ending list of artists, one of my favorites being Chet Zar.

    Head on over and check them out. Zdzislaw Beksinski @ Belvedere Gallery

    Thanks to I Want Your Skull for the tip!

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  • “Life’s Objective” print by Eric Fortune

    Eric Fortune is a graduate of the Columbus College of Art and Design, and has quickly become one of my favorite artists. His work will be seen this year in galleries such as Roq La Rue, Gallery 1988, Copro Nason, POVevolving , Ad Hoc and the Cerasoli-LeBasse Gallery. One look at his art easily shows why so many people are excited about his paintings.

    A Paper Tiger has just released Eric’s first print. Entitled “Life’s Objective”, this print is 12″ x 16″, signed and numbered in an edition of only 25. The prints from Paper Tiger look amazing in person, and with Eric’s beautiful style this print is sure to go fast.

    Eric Fortune @ A Paper Tiger

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  • New prints by James Jean

    James Jean’s solo show at the Jonathan Levin Gallery is now over. Except for a couple of limited edition prints, the show is all sold out.

    Over on Process Recess James has added a bunch of new prints based on the works in the show. “Vanity” and “Maze” have been there for a bit, but the four portraits are new. The “hare” print (shown) that was given away for free, is now in the shop but doesn’t have the show name and info on it. Each print is 17″ x 22″, Giclee on Ultrasmooth Fine Art Paper. All of the prints found in the shop are open-edition, so be careful when your looking for prints on Ebay. I have seen a few of these prints sell for four times the price because the buyer didn’t know any better.

    Process Recess Print Shop

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  • Preview: “Forgotten Saints” presented by Art Core

    Coming this Friday, February 13th, Art Core presents “Forgotten Saints”. This new group show is filled with featuring “Saints” that were forgotten, and those that should be. The lineup is pretty impressive. There will be work by: Gris Grimly, Vince Locke, Cam Rackam, Arabella Proffer, Tony Koehl, Alex Garcia, Cate Rangel and many more.

    There isn’t much work online yet, but I did find a couple of images from the show to share. One from Arabella Proffer and the other from Cate Rangel.

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  • “Tea for Two” print by Dan May

    Dan May solo show “Slow Collision” at the Copro Nason Gallery just opened up this past weekend. All of the work in the show is excellent, and one of my hopes was that the gallery would put out a print. Well they are releasing a print from Dan and it’s quite impressive. The print is 18″ x 24″, Giclee on archival board varnished & framed. Signed and numbered in an edition of 30. A good majority of the prints from Copro Nason are on board or wood, The print is already framed too, how cool is that?

    This print is bound to go fast, so if you want to grab one before they are gone contact the gallery at:
    PH 310/ 829.2156
    copronason@msn.com
    Copronason.com

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  • “From Inside” animated film art prints

    “From Inside” is an animated film by John Bergin. It’s based on the graphic novel John made of a pregnant girl named Cee, “who finds herself on a damaged train slowly transcribing it’s way across a bleak, apocalyptic landscape”. If you check out the preview on the site you can see that’s its pretty dark, and looks to be a mix of animated sequences and drawn still images. That’s just what I can see from the preview though.

    The film has been doing quite well in the independent film circuit, the site will give you the full rundown, trailer and the store even has some prints from the film. There is six prints total, all on 100% cotton, 300gsm paper. The main poster is open edition, while the others are limited to 50 or 150. I like how there is a few abstract looking prints along with the prints that feature scenes from the film.

    From Inside Film and Prints

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