Hemway Industries has just released a print by David Choe entitled “Haitian Girl”. “Personally paying for the cost of the prints, David Choe created “Haitian Girl†with all proceeds going to Yéle Haiti, a foundation created by Wyclef Jean.” The print is 18″ x 24″ on archival paper, signed and numbered in an edition of 50. The print will not ship until February 21st. I have a feeling this will sell out fast as most of David prints do.
Get it here: David Choe “Haitian Girl” @ Hemway
Looks like the Jonathan Levine Gallery has had a facelift, the site is much more streamlined now and looks great. It’s not a far departure from the last site, but a welcomed update. Along with the new site, the gallery is also having a sale. For the next week, until June 16th gte 20% off all items such as books, toys and prints. There is a huge amount of books to choose from: Chris Mars, Jeff Soto, Barry McGee, Blek le Rat, David Choe, Dave Cooper and more. The sale would surely help for prints like “The Parade of the Damned” by Todd Schorr (shown)
Opening tonight, January 23rd at The Alternative Cafe in Seaside is a show curated by Outeredgestudio.com. The show is all signed and limited, rare and sold out editions. So any prints that you have may have missed by such artists as Banksy, Shawn Barber, David Choe, Shepard Fairey and more.
All the prints are framed and ready to go, and if you look at them on the site you will see the frame each piece is in.
Thealternativecafe.com
At the Gallery 1988 in San Francisco, Kathie Olivas has a solo show called “Bittersweet”. The show looks amazing and I like I stated in a previous post, there is a huge amount of work to be seen. Check it out Here.
Brian Horton has a show/contest at the Strychnin Gallery in Germany. The opening night will reveal the winner of the lucky lady that was able to get a portrait painted by Brain Horton. Check it out Here.
Kathie Olivas also has a new print available in the Circus Posterus store. It’s a print from one the pieces that will be shown at Gallery 1988. So if you don’t have the ability to go to the show, you can still get a print that most likely people will have to wait in line for. The print is called “The Desecrationists” (shown) and is from an edition of only 25. You can get it here.