Bold Hype Gallery has just revamped their website. The design is clean, and very easy to move around. Along with this new site, there is also a group exhibition going on that is worth seeing. The show is entitled “Things to Come…”: Visions of the future, dark and bright, featuring the work of 25 artists such as Doug Boehm, Chris Buzelli, Paul Chatem, R.S. Connett, Brendan Danielsson, Bob Dob, Charlie Immer, Jason Limon, Dan May, Heiko Muller, Nathan Ota, Shaunna Peterson, Chris Ryniak, Scott Scheidly, Joe Scarano, Jim (Ojimbo) Sheely, Allison Sommers, Nathan Spoor and more. I really love the pianting by Charlie Immer (first), he has such an amazing ay of painting something so morbid, but so colorful and almost happy at the same time.
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Ron English’s “Status Factory @ Opera Gallery
This past September 12th, Ron English with the help of the Opera Gallery opened a pop-up gallery of new works entitled “Status Factory”. There are over 50 pieces of work including oil paintings, mixed media, prints, and sculptural work. The show will stay up until October 29th, where it will then make its way to the Orange Coast College Foundation Frank M. Doyle Arts Pavilion Museum in Costa Mesa, CA, for all of use fans here on the west coast. The entire space used for the exhibition in the Soho District was transformed to become a new world, created and filled with the creations from one of the most exciting contemporary artists today. This is one show I would love to see in person, when Ron English puts on a show, he goes all out. Scott Beale over at Laughing Squid has some great photos, and even a small video to give you an idea of the immensity of this exhibition. See that here: Status Factory @ Laughing Squid. Otherwise head over to the galleries website for the full view of works.
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Metal “Octobunny” by Joe Ledbetter
Joe Ledbetter has just released a new collectible, figure of sorts. This Octobunny is made out of two pieces of metal with the details engraved in. The figure is 9″ x 9″ x 6″, and includes a 5″ x 6″ letterpress print on metallic paper. The Octobunny is limited to an edition of 50 for $150 each.
Get it here: Octobunny by Joe Ledbetter
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“The Elephant’s Journey” print by Nicoletta Ceccoli
Virtu Art Gallery has a whole mess of new prints coming soon, one of which is a new one by Nicoletta Ceccoli. “The Elephant’s Journey” is 16.8 x 11.97, hand embellished by the artist, signed and numbered in an edition of 40, and also comes with a certificate of authenticity. Make sure to check out the site for the rest of the new prints.
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New work by Luke Kopycinski
Luke K has been releasing some really amazing paintings lately, and getting his work in shows pretty much all over. It’s no surprise really, his paintings look fantastic in person. Luke recently sent me over some images of the latest paintings he has made, so this is more of a mini feature of what the artist has made in the last year. Check out all the images and then be sure to head over to Luke K’s profile. Make cure to click the ‘read more’ to see the rest of the paintings.
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New prints by Dan May
Over the last week Dan May has added some new prints to his online shop. A few of them are even artists proofs, and thus limited to 1 print. The prints are on a variety of different papers, Hahnemuhle photo rag, Somerset Velvet, and even Epson. No matter what paper is being used, I can tell you that Dan’s prints always look amazing in person.
Get em here: Dan May Shop
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Winners of the Doug Gordon Print Contest
It took a little bit, but the winners for the Doug Gordon print contest have been chosen, and notified. Congratulations to Rich James, Apricot Mantle, and Dane Becky. Remember Doug still has some prints up for sale over at his Etsy Shop
Stay tuned for more killer art news, featured artists, and some more contests.
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“Burning in Water, Drowning in Flame” @ Cave Gallery
This Friday, September 10th, Cave Gallery opened a new show entitled “Burning in Water, Drowning in Flame”. This show features new works by Tom Haubrick, Euth, and Jason Hernandez. All of the works look amazing, I really like what Tom Haubrick and Jason Hernandez created for this show. Check out the preview images below, and then head over to the site for the full show.
