The Quentin VS Coen group show is not done, but the Spoke Art has loaded the shop up with a whole mess of prints any Coen or Tarantino fan should love. There are somegreat prints available, I especially like the “Gogo” by Dave Greco and “Mia Wallace” by Jason Levesque.
Get em here: Spoke Art Editions
Jan Macnair has added a bunch of new prints to his Society6 page. The prints as always from Society6 come is a range of styles, and are often on paper and canvas. The new prints are “The Undead”, which was first seen at the WWA Gallery, “Three Shadow People Terrify a Victim During an Episode of Sleep Paralysis” (great title), “Cat Color Wheel No. 2”, and “Slice”.
Check em out here: Jon Macnair Society6 Store
Jason Levesque (Stuntkid) has just added a new print to his online shop. “Brine” is 12″ x 16″ on heavy watercolor paper, signed and numbered in an edition of 50. If you scroll down the page in the shop you will see another print entitled “Biosphere” that would fit very well with this print.
This Saturday night, April 16th, the Hyaena Gallery opened a group show entitled “For Those Who Slept 2”, a reinterpretation of the Monsterpalooza Exhibit. I’ve always been a sucker for monster art, ever since I first saw a painting by Basil Gogos as a kid, from then I have been hooked. This group show features some killer monster art by such artists as D.W. Frydendall, James Bonner, Dan Harding, Jeff Rebner, Peter Adamyan and more. Take a look at the images below and then head on over to the site for the full show.
Opening tonight, April 16th at the Opera Gallery in New York is the first solo show by John-John Jesse in years. This show will feature new work by the artist and even a limited edition giclee print of “The Story of my Life” (shown first) will also be available at the show. Curated Mag sent photographer Jacob Breinholt to the gallery to take some photos, you can see those here. If your in the area make sure to stop by and check out the work, otherwise take a look at the Opera Gallery page, no matter how frustrating it is to move around in.
Phantom City Creative, Twitch Film, and TIFF Bell Lightbox teamed up to create some posts to promote a Back to the 80s series being put on by Twitch’s Todd Brown. There is all sorts of killer movies represented here: The Goonies, Time Bandits, Monster Squad, The Princess Bride, The Dark Crystal, Last Starfighter, Gremlins, Back to the Future, and even Krull. Each print is 11″ x 17″, signed and numbered in editions of 150 for $30 each. Take a look at a few of my favorites below and then head on over to the site to see the rest.
While I was out Saturday night to check out the Paul Chatem show, I stopped around the corner to see the latest work at the Space Gallery/Lopo Gallery. The gallery is now under new ownership and there is even more area to hang art upstairs. I mainly stopped by to see what work was being shown just to pass the time, but I am glad I stopped by since Peter Adamyan had a solo show open that night entitled “American Gris-Gris”, from what I read Gris-Gris is a voodo amulet that either brings good luck or acts as a birth control. Peter had his work shown alongside Helen Bayly but there was visibly far more work by Peter and I noticed that his work garnered more attention. I took photos of the show, and also talked to Peter a bit, not enough though so we have an interview planned for the next week.
There was a large amount of work to be seen, and a good variety of sizes as well. Not only did Peter have the standard “Center-piece” work, that you see him standing next to, but there was also some smaller framed paper works, and smaller wood ones.
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1xrun has just a released a new print, this one is by Tatiana Suarez. The print is entitled “Leopard” and the original painting was made specifically for 1xrun to make a series of prints. Each print is 12″ x 16″ on 100% cotton paper, signed and numbered in a max edition of 75, and each one comes with a certificate of authenticity. If that wasn’t good enough Tatiana states on the site “Each print would be hand embellished with some metallic hair strands; adding to the groovy.” Looks like the original painting is also available by contacting the site.
Check it out here: 1xrun.com
