Allison Torneros recently released a time lapse video showing how she creates a painting. This first video is entitled “Cause”, and is part 1 of the “Cause and Effect” series. So expect to so more.
Allisontorneros.com
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQtlBMzDaWo
Poster Child Prints has just released a new print by Joshua Petker. This artist edition print is exclusive to Poster Child, is 20″ x 20″ over-top silkscreen with deckled edges limited to only 10. Each print is hand painted on so no two prints are the same, you can see what each print looks like over on the site.
Andy Kehoe’s latest solo show “Strange Wanderings” will is still on view at the Jonathan Levine Gallery, and will be up until April 2nd. It’s an amazing show, and luckily for all the fans out there Andy has made a few of the paintings from this show into prints available from his Etsy shop. The prints are mid size and range in editions from 30-50. Thanks for the heads up from Omgposters.com
An artist working out of Northern California, Julie Dillon received her BFA at the Sacramento State University and continued her education at the Academy of Arts Universty in San Francisco and Watts Atelier. He clients included Wizards of the Coast, Volta Creations, Fantasy Flight Games, and more. She recently had some work on view in “The Brass Age: A Steampunk Affair”, a show that took place in Pomona, CA. Take a look at the preview images, and then head over to her site for more. She has prints available as well.
323 Gallery recently opened a show curated by Glenn Barr that features art inspired by music. It seems like it has been quite a long time since a show like this has come around, hopefully this show and the “INLE” show curated by Craola will signal a new trend towards art and books, instead of movies and pop-culture mashups. Not that I don’t like those kinds of shows, but it would be nice for some more variety. “Lyric” opened on March 19th and will run until April 19th. Glenn Barr has assembled a greta list of artists such as: Jeff Soto, William Wray, Bask, Chris Recarrdi, Rick Morris, Gary Taxali, Chet Zar, Brandt Peters, Kathie Olivas, Yumiko Kayukawa, Camilla D’Errico, Brandi Milne, Lisa Petrucci, and more. After the preview images head on over and check out he full show.
The latest print from 1xrun is by Nathan Jurevicius and is entitled “Unexpected City”. The print is 19″ x 13″ on 100% cotton rag paper, signed and numbered in a max edition of 50. The image comes from one of the double pager spreads in the Scarygirl graphic novel.
Get it here: 1xrun.com
The past week or so hasn’t been filled with the most positive news, but hopefully things will be changing soon for everyone. The art shows however just keep coming, and are always a good way to try and brighten your day up and remind you that there are people out there trying to create beautiful things. The latest group show at Gallery Nucleus is a perfect example of this. Entitled “Lined in Lead: Works in Graphite”, this exhibition focuses art created with nothing more than graphite and paper. A few of the artists used toned paper for a more dynamic look, but overall the entirety of the show is one amazing drawing after another. Work by Wesley Burt, Alexandre Day, Andrew Hem, David Jien, Rodrigo Luff, Joao Ruas, Barron Storey, Rob Sato, Shelly Wan, Allen Williams, and Michael Zulli will be on view until April 11th.
The 14th installment of the “Everything But the Kitschen Sync” group show opened at La Luz de Jesus this past March 4th. Apricot Mantle was able to do a review of the show and take some photos for us. Hit the jump link for Apricot’s full review and images.
