This past Wednesday, September 8th at the Dialect Gallery in Los Angeles, Paul Chatem’s latest solo show opened up. Entitled “River, Rock, Bones” this new exhibition features a handful of new paintings, that feature the same movable, clock-like additions his previous works have had. The show looks amazing, I really wish I was able to see the work in person. It doesn’t look like the full show is on the galleries page yet, but Paul did add some images to his Facebook profile that can be seen here.
Author: Creep
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Originals by MR.FRIVOLOUS
The artists known as MR.FRIVOLOUS has just added some original work to Ebay. This is a great chance to get an original work for a great price. It looks as though all of the works are framed, and each one is made with felt pens and posca markers. Space needs to be made for new work for upcoming shows.
Check it out here: MR.FRIVOLOUS on Ebay
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New originals by Edith Lebeau
Edith Lebeau has added some original paintings to her Etsy shop. Two of the works are from 2008, and the most recent one “Mombi’s key” (shown second) was made for a show entitled “Glass cinder and Thorns” in Royak Oak, MI. The painting was inspired by the movie “Return to Oz”. All of Edith’s work are with acrylic paint, even though the rendering looks very similar to what others do with oils.
Check out the works here: Edit Lebeau @ Etsy
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Dan Quintana and Pooch @ Last Rites Gallery
Just this passed weekend, the Last Rites Gallery in New York opened a dual show with new works from Dan Quintana and Pooch. Both artists have submitted new works for this show, and while Dan Quintana only has five paintings, unless more haven’t been added to the site, they are no less amazing than his work always is. Pooch has more than ten paintings, two of which are on guitars. Check out these preview images, and then over to the website for the full show.
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Review: Get the Lead Out II @ Swoon Gallery
This past August 28th, the Swoon Gallery opened the Get the Lead out II group show. Apricot Mantle was able to head to the show for us, snap some photos and give the Creep Machine another review.
A whirlwind of creativity exploding with graphite onto paper. Get the Lead Out II was a one night only pop-up show at Ronin Gallery featuring artist sketches, pen & ink drawings, watercolors and finished paintings presented by Swoon Gallery. This show was fast, furious, fun and full of precious small to medium artworks to be enjoyed only for one night. It was one of those magical rare shows that gave the viewers a chance to see some rare drawings and sketches coming from some of their favorite painters while also showcasing some artists who use graphite as their primary medium.
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“Never Forever” by EGO @ Basement Gallery
I can’t believe I missed this one. The always talented artist EGO, opened a solo show entitled “Never Forever” at the Basement Gallery in Boise, Idaho, this past July 24th. The show will come down this September 4th, so if your in the area stop by. The works are online, and look outstanding. You can check out the show in the gallery, or head on over to his Deviantart profile for some larger images, and also to see what else he has down lately.
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“An Unforeseen Homecoming” by Nathan Ota @ La luz de Jesus
This Friday, September 3rd at the La Luz De Jesus Gallery is the latest solo show from Nathan Ota. The reception is from 8-11pm but if you get there an hour earlier, there will be a print release. There are over 20 new paintings, and even some pencil works. Strangeco has also started a pre-order for a new vinyl toy by Ota, entitled “Midnight Crooner” that can be found here: Strangco Pre-order. Take a look at the preview images, and then head over to the galleries site to see the rest of the works.
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“Migawari” print by Audrey Kawasaki
Coming this Saturday, September 4th, is a new limited edition print by Audrey Kawasaki. This one is not time limited, so your going to have to fight for it if your looking to pick this one up. “Migawari”, which means To give or sacrifice oneself, was first shown at Audrey’s solo show at the Jonathan Levine Gallery this past January. The print is 19″ x 15″ on a 20″ x 16″ sheet of paper, signed and numbered in an edition of 200, and comes with a certificate of authenticity. You can also order the print framed for bit more. The print goes on sale Saturday the 4th at 1pm Pacific time.
