Originally released for the Print Club in May, and available at the MoCCA Artfest in NY. Andrew took what was left and has added them to the online shop. The print is 6″ x 8″ on smooth art paper, has custom decorative corners, and is signed and numbered in an edition of 45 for $25.
Here is the list of exhibitions that will be opening this weekend
Friday:
La Luz de Jesus will open a show with new works from Lyle Motley, Miss Mindy, Lauren Gardiner and Jessica Cooper
Cave Gallery opens “Brush Fire”, a group show featuring work by Amy Botello, Chet Zar, Anthony Clarkson, Cate Rangel, Tatiana Suarez, Terri Woodward and more. The featured artist is Gene Guynn.
Rotofugi will open “Common Nonsense”, New works by Ken Keirns & Scott Tolleson
Gallery 1988 SF will be hosting “Beyond the Page”, a group show inspired by children’s books. Anne-Julie Aubrey, Casey Weldon, Catherine Brooks, Chrystal Chan, Gene Guynn, Isaac Pierro, Jason Limon, Jeff McMillan, Jonathan Bergeron, Leanne Biank, Megan Kimber, Melissa Haslam, Nicoletta Ceccoli and many more.
Definition Gallery will open “The Quantum Exhibit” featuring work by Leslie Ditto, Sylvia Ortiz, Gilbert Oh, Michael Forbes, Amy Botello, Se7en, Patrick Fatica, Luis Lorenzana, Jasmine Worth, Kelly McKernan, Kelly X & Sid Watters
Saturday:
Melt Gallery will open “Gag me with a Toon”. A show curated by Steven Daily and will feature work by Alex Pardee, Bob Dob, DANNI SHINYA LUO, Dan Quinata, Jim Mahfood, Jonathan Wayshak, Kevin Llewellyn, Lola, El Maz, Tara McPherson, Th Chung, Travis Louie and more.
Corey Helford Gallery. “La Noche de la Fusion†is a new solo show from Gary Baseman
Crewest will open “Canceptual [v.3]†featuring work by Dave MacDowell, Smear, Downer, Man One, Revel, Shark Toof, and many, many more
Subliminal Projects will open “Ego, Addiction & Other Bedtime Stories†featuring new works from Sam Flores
Rivert Gallery will open “It’s What’s Inside That Counts” a solo show featuring the work of Andrew Bell
Coming this Saturday, May 2nd at the Rivet Gallery in Columbus, OH is “It’s What’s Inside That Counts” a solo show featuring new works by Andrew Bell. The show reception is on that Saturday and while Andrew will be present at the reception from 7-11pm, he will also be at the gallery that Friday for a “casual q&a” session. So if your around make sure you stop by for both nights.
The show is online to view and it looks amazing. I really dig the variety of mediums that Andrew has in the show, as well as the price range. There is something there for everyone. Here is just a preview of some of the works, visit the gallery for the full show.
Andrew Bell had a print club subscription that sold out just a bit ago, but for any prints left over those of us who did not get the subscription can now snag some of these great prints.
Two new prints have been added to the DeadZebra shop. The first one is “Eat!”, an 18″ x 24″ 5 color screen print, signed and numbered in an edition of 50. The next print is “King of Corn”, a 22″ x 28″ 4 color lithograph, signed and numbered in an edition of 150.
I really dig the “Eat!” print, if you head over to the shop they show what it could look like all framed up. Nice.
Dead Zebra Shop
Creature in My Head creator Andrew Bell has just added some vinyl toys and prints of his “Frozen” Mad*L character to his online shop. These were first released at the New York Comic Con, bit it appears there is some left over so those of us that couldn’t go to NYCC can now get these.
You can either buy the print and toy combo, or just the print. The toy is 5″ signed on the back and is limited to 500. The print is 5″ x 7″ signed and numbered in an edition of 50.
Get em here: Dead Zebra Inc
Looks like its going to be another one of those weekends that is just filled with great shows opening up.
Here we go, these are the ones that are online for your viewing pleasure:
“Imaginary Friends”, a group show featuring work by Andrew Bell, Cherri Wood, Israel Sanchez, Ken Garduno, Scott Campbell & Yoskay Yomamoto at the Gallery 1988 SF is now up. The work looks amazing, and I am especially drawn to the pieces that Ken Garduno (shown) and Andrew Bell submitted. Check it out: Gallery 1988 SF
“Destination Unknown” opened up and Distinction Art, and features work by Sarah Joncas, Angelina Wrona & Patrick Fatica. It’s a good looking show, as all the work by the three artists flows together nicely. It’s very cohesive. Check it out here: Distinction Art
“The Drawing Room” a show curated by Audrey Kawasaki opened Friday at Thinkspace. There is also work by Timothy Karpinski & Robert Pokorny in the project room. I think the Drawing Room show looks great, it’s nice to be able to see some graphite work from Travis Louie (shown), as well as Audrey (shown). I hope he puts more of that kind of work in some shows. Thinkspace Gallery
At the Cerasoli-Lebasse Gallery, you have two shows that opened up. Jill Simonson & Scott Belcastro, as well as “Put on a Happy Face” by Nate Frizzell. All the work here looks excellent, check it out: Cerasoli-Lebasse Gallery
The Copro Nason Gallery has work by Tin, Sas Christian & Kukula for you to gawk at. Tin is getting popular very fast, no works are left to purchase. I am not super happy with Sas’ work, I am a big fan, but these pieces just don’t have the same pop to them. Check out the show here: Copro Nason Gallery
Here is the rundown of the shows this weekend:
The big one in San Francisco this weekend is the huge group show ‘Everyone in Together” at the Gallery 1988 SF location. The show features work by Aaron Jasinski, Cherri Wood, Erik Abel, Jonathan Bergeron, Krista Huot, Mike Shine, Noferin, Allison Torneros, Chrystal Chan, Andy Kehoe, Andrew Bell, Chris Murray, Nate Frizzell, Megan Kimber, El Maz, Chet Zar, Yoskay Yamamoto as well as two artists previously shown on the Creep Machine: Skaffa and Anne-Julie Aubrey. The show looks amazing, and I hope to be able to see it in person in the next week. The art for the show is online, so check it out. Gallery 1988 SF
This Saturday at the M Modern Gallery is “Tic Toc Apocalypse”, the solo show of Amanda Vissell.
Check out the show, M Modern Gallery
At the Joshua Liner Gallery is two solo shows, “Seasons of Change” by Jeremy Fish and “Side Effects” by Josh Keyes. Both of the shows are online to view, and the artwork looks amazing. I especially like the frames that Jeremy used on some of his works. Check it out. Joshua Liner Gallery
Also this Saturday from Noon to midnight is “Ripple: Art Affecting Oceans”, Erik Abel joins with Art Whino and DC Surfrider for this fundraiser. At 6 will be the reception for a solo show by Erik Abel as well as featuring the work of 4 new artists: Joshua Krause, Spencer Reynolds, Dustin Oritz & Scott Szegeski. Check it out here: Art Whino Gallery
Andrew Bell, of “Creatures in My Head” fame, is having solo show at the Gallery 1988 in L.A. and it opens up March 4th. The show will run until March 27th.
You can look and maybe purchase the work right now. The show looks great, much like the Kathie Olivas show in the SF Gallery 1988, Andrew has all sorts of work to show. Paintings, toys, sculptures and drawings. I think it’s great when you have such a variety of mediums to look at. My favorite work from him has always been the little framed drawings that he does, such as the ‘Everything is Fine’ piece.
You can see the show here: Andrew Bell “Burning Desire”
