Phone Booth Gallery will be releasing a series of prints based on David Lynch films, the first of which is available now. “Blue Velvet” is by Ryan Milner and is an 18″ x 24″, 5 color screen-print on 100lb cougar smooth paper, signed and numbered in an edition of 100.
Get it here: Blue Velvet by Ryan Milner
Edith Lebeau has opened up a new online shop and has some original drawings, and paintings available. The drawings she has available right now are 4″ x 6″ on watercolor paper, and are the sketches she creates to get new ideas for paintings. Head on over and check out the new shop.
Steven Daily lost his original website a while back, the domain name now leads to some spam website. He now has a new domain name, and a shiny new website to go along with it. I can’t say that I even remember what Steven’s old website looked like, but this new one is very easy to navigate, and if you look in the shop section you will even see that he has some new limited edition prints coming soon. The best part is all of the updated artwork that many have not been able to see in one place for the past two years. Below is the painting that Steven will have on view at Craola’s “INLE” group show.
Opening this Friday night, March 4th, at Giant Robot in San Francisco is the 4th annual “Game Over” exhibition. This video game inspired group show will feature work from Esao Andrews, Jeremy Tinder, Jesse Balmer, David Chung, Little Friends of Printmaking, Ferris Plock, Jesse Reklaw, Rob Sato, and many more. The art at these shows is generally pretty affordable, and there looks to be some great work this year, such as Esao Andrews “Zelda” inspired painting (shown first).
Coming this Thursday, March 3rd, to the Joshua Liner Gallery comes the debut solo exhibition of Ian Francis. Entitled “Fireland”, this show also marks the first solo show for the artist in New York. Ian has created an amazing batch of new work, his mixed media paintings which us a variety of oils, acrylics, ink, pen, charcoal, and graphite will also be on view with some works on paper that are monochromatic but no less dynamic than the paintings. The show is now online to view, if you are in the area make sure to check out the show in person it will be up until April 2nd.
It’s been far too long since I have posted anything from Gene Guynn, but he recently released a new painting so I had to share it. “Phosphors” is a new oil painting 24″ x 36″, that Gene will have on view at the Hibbleton Gallery this March 4th. The group show is entitled “F* IT!” and will also feature work by Jessica Ward, Celene, Apricot Mantle, and many more. I love the colors that Gene used in this new painting, and it looks as though he has changed up his “scar” elements a bit. Now the scars commonly found on the shoulders of his figures are spewing off a mix of colored smoke that really gives this piece a dynamic look.
Once again Dan Harding has created a video for Sketch Theatre. These videos show how skilled dan is with graphite, and giving fans an insight as to how he creates those amazing characters of his. Head on over to the site and check out the video.
Lora Zombie’s latest solo show opened at the Phone Booth Gallery this past February 12th, it closes on March 5th so there is still some time to see it. I’ve always liked watercolor, acrylic, and even oil based works that tend to be applied in a hectic and messy manner, but there work here is hit and miss with me. I do have to say that I always enjoy the monkeys that Lora paints. Maybe it’s that I am a big fan of monkeys, or just that these works tend to look more exciting. There is a good amount of work in display, after the preview (of just monkeys) take a look at the full show.
