BLK/MRKT editions has just released a new print by Dave Kinsey. It says “Kinsey was inspired to create this new print after reading about the escalation of arson in the Brazilian Amazon by farmers attempting to meet unprecedented demand for soybeans by the EU and China to feed livestock. We hate deforestation, but we love this print.”
This is a 2 color screenprint on 100% cotton rag, 18″ x 24″, signed, numbered and stamped for $55.
Get em here: BLK/MRKT Store
Back in August 2009, I posted a print from Ana Bagayan that would help with the Lunch Bunch Project she is a part of. Every week Ana and a friend get together and “create home-made meal packages to pass out to the homeless of Los Angeles, CA.” And every week they run out of money as well. I just heard this past week that Ana and cohort Mere are organizing a print auction. Donated prints will be sold and go towards helping out the Lunch Bunch Project. This is a great idea, and gives people an opportunity to be a part of such an amazing thing. I’m sure we all have some prints that are just sitting there, so why not get in touch with Ana and turn those prints into food. Contact Ana here: anabagayan@gmail.com
If you don’t have any prints to donate, there are still some copies of the “Prey” print in her shop. 100% of the proceeds from this print goes to the Lunch Bunch. The print is only
$25 + $5 shipping, and believe me they look amazing in person. A small price to pay for a great piece of art, and the ability to help those in need.
Get the print here: Ana Bagayan Store
Juxtapoz i Magazine is currently having an auction, in which all of the proceeds will go to benefit the Power House Project of Detroit. There are over 100 artists involved in this action, and you can find originals from such artists as: Robert Williams, Josh Keyes, Ed Roth, Chris Mars, Brandi Milne, Shawn Barber, Chet Zar, Joshua Petker, David MacDowell, Paul Chatem, Sarah Joncas, Kelly Vivanco and many more. It looks like the auctions close November 20th. Upper Playground in Los Angeles will have an exhibitions with the work on November 14th.
Head on over and see all the work: Juxtapoz Art and Culture Magazine Auction
Fine Grime has added some new prints by Brad Macmath. He spent some time in Tokyo said “In creating these pieces I hope to give the viewer an idea of Tokyo as an outsider, but also a view of Tokyo from my personal perspective. ”
This is a great looking print, a little busy but I imagine that is what Tokyo is like. It is the clear the amount of information seen is just what Bran is relaying to use. The print is roughly 24″ x 27″, signed and numbered in an edition of 50.
Get em here: Brad Macmath @ Fine Grime UK
Mondotees has added some new posters from the Alamo Drafthouse that are sure to fit the Halloween mood, and those that just love cult/horror movies like myself. There are three new prints. First up is two prints by Methane Studios, Halloween and Nightmare on Elm Street. Both prints are 19″ x 27″ signed and numbered in editions of 150 for $25. These prints are limit one per person.
Next up is an amazing Beetlejuice print by Drew Millward. This screenprint is 14″ x 24″, hand signed. There is a normal version is which only 65 are available and a glow in the dark variant for $20 more and only 15 are available. These prints are limit two per person.
Get em here: October Posters @ Mondotees
Last Friday, October 23rd at Hot Pop in Milwaukee, WI. The art from the show is now online and looks great. The price range is pretty varied as well, some expensive pieces and a lot that are very affordable.
Head on over and check out the show: Matthew Ryan Sharp @ Hot Pop
The artist known as Craola has added an online shop to his homepage. Inside you will find shirts for guys and gals, stickers, posters and prints. One of the newest prints to be added to the shop is “Damsel”. This print is particular is 16″ x 24″ on Elegance Velvet Platinum Edition Fine Art Paper, signed and numbered in an edition of 100 for $125.
Arabella Proffer just added a new original oil painting to her Etsy shop. “Vampirella” was first shown at the “Identity Theft: reinventing the comic hero” exhibition that took place last year. The painting is 8″ x 10″, oil on canvas and is already in an ornate gold frame. Arabella’s style of painting worked out perfect for the character. It’s a great painting for this Halloween, and is classy enough to keep up all year.
Check it out here: Arabella Proffer Etsy Shop
