Whenever a new print from Josh Keyes is released, they tend to sell out very fast. Tiny Showcase has come to rescue and is giving fans the opportunity to score a print with a timed release. From March 22nd to March 29th, “Evacuation” will be available for the price of $30. The print is 8″ x 10″ on print making paper, and the best part is that $10 from each print will be donated to Doctors Without Borders. So now is your chance to get a killer print and help out a great charity.
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The Haunting Figures of Bruno Walpoth
I’ve recently been haunted by the ghostly sculptures of Bruno Walpoth. Life-size, his powdered beauties, as if in opposition to their ghostly stature, seem heavy and grounded, their gazes locking whomever sees them into a spiritual arrest.
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New prints by Amy Sol
Amy Sol has will be dropping two new prints Saturday, March 19th at 2pm Pacific. The two prints are “Strings off Dew†at 11.5″ x 15″, and “Midnight was a Gentle Dragon†at 19.5″ x 17″. Both prints are embossed, come with a certificate of authenticity, and are signed and numbered in editions of 100.
Get em here: Amy Sol Store
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“Man From Topanga” print by Dave Kinsey @ 1xrun
1xrun has a new Flavorpill Friday print ready, this one is from Dave Kinsey and is entitled “Man From Topanga”. The print is 17″ x 22″ on 100% cotton paper, signed and numbered in a max edition of 125, and I have a feeling this print will sell out.
Get it here: 1xrun.com
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Preview: “Dystopia”, BeinArt Surreal Collective Show @ Copro Gallery
The past weekend some amazing shows opened up, and this coming weekend will be continuing this run of outstanding shows. On March 19th Copro Gallery will open the BeinArt Surreal Collective’s group show, “Dystopia”. Curated by Jon Beinart, this group show “will place the viewer in a fictional world where personal and societal fears can be explored. Whether figuratively or more literally, the participating artists will present their own interpretation of ‘Dystopia’.” Work from over 50 international artists will be on view, such as: Kris Kuksi, Chris Mars, Paul Booth, Chet Zar (interviewed), Viktor Safonkin, Laurie Lipton, David Bowers, Dariusz Zawadzki, Matthew Bone, Jean Labourdette Turf One, William Hand, Christian Van Minnen, Dan Quintana, Ben Tolman, Karl Persson, Macsorro, Carrie Ann Baade, Stephanie Henderson, Heidi Taillefer, David Choquette, Scott G Brooks, Naoto Hattori, Michael Ryan (featured), Leslie Ditto (featured), Larkin, Chrystal Chan, Jeff Christensen, Cam De Leon, Christopher Ulrich, Matt Dangler, Brian Viveros, Chris Peters, Rachel Bess, Brian Smith, Pamela Wilson, James Zar, Vincent Cacciotti, Jon Beinart, Matt R Martin, David Bowers, and more. Take a look at the preview images, and then head over to the site for more.
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Art book by Monaux
Karl Kwasny, aka Monaux, is an illustrator working out of Australia. He has a very strong portfolio and is embarking on a pretty big project that will be finished around 2012. The plan is to complete 100 illustrations for an art book every week. Head on over after the preview and take a look at the rest of his work, he even has some prints available in the shop.
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The Art of Aaron Reichert
An artist working out of New Orleans, Aaron Reichert’s work draws “inspiration from the dynamic meeting of celebration and ruin – opulence, downright extravagance, sloth and disintegration.” He works primarily with acrylics on canvas, and using a limited monochromatic color palette, and loose energetic brush strokes he creates these dynamic portraits.
See more AaronReichert.com
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Stella Im Hultberg – “Fragmented” @ London Miles Gallery
On March 12th, Stella Im Hultberg’s latest solo show “Fragmented” (previewed), opened alongside Scott Belcastro’s new series of works “I Dare the Sky” at the London Miles Gallery. Stella’s new work looks amazing. It;s a good mix of her tea-stained paper drawings, acrylic and colored pencil works, and one painting that she used oils with even though she has moved over to water based media. The new style of hair she is drawing really looks fantastic. Even though Stella has less work in this show than Scott Belcastro does, I found myself spending more time looking at her work, it just feels like a stronger series. Check the show out for yourself over at the galleries homepage.
