Tag: kent williams

  • Support Artists with Black Friday Sales 2019

    Support Artists with Black Friday Sales 2019

    Yet again the Black Friday weekend is here, and while we don’t update this site very often, we think it’s important to support independent artists, so it’s time for our annual independent art sales list

    Here’s a selection of artists, and art shops, that are offering deals this Black Friday weekend. Be awesome, spread the word.

    The Beinart Gallery is offering 20% off everything with free shipping using the code BEINART2019 in their online store.

    Cotton Candy Machine has 15% off + a free large lithograph print here.

    Creepy Company has 15-60% off in their online shop.

    Chet Zar has a new limited print, one-off resin casts, mystery boxes and more. Save 20% off everything using “FEAR20” in his shop.

    David Van Gough has 30% using “BLOODFEAST” in his shop.

    Gris Grimly has 20% using code “FEARBLACKFRIDAY” in his shop.

    Camille Rose Garcia has 15% off using “ALABASTER” in her shop.

    Frank Frazetta has 30% off the entire store here.

    Christopher Lovell has a buy 2 get one free on prints, and free shipping. Use the code “BLACKFRIDAYFREE” in his online shop.

    Kent Williams has 20% off using the code “KW19” in his online shop.

    Soey Milk has 20% off using the code “THANKYOU” in her online shop.

    Lori Earley has 20% off + free shipping in her online shop.

    Nychos has 10% off prints and 20% off march on the Rabbit Eye Movement shop.

    EGO has a original and prints available. Enter “BLACK” during checkout.

    Spoke Art will be dropping a new print by Jeremy Fish here.

    Stella Im Hultberg is dropped a new time limited print this weekend, check it out here.

    Joseph Loughborough has 15% using code “GOLD” in his online shop.

    Jay Ferguson has using the code “CHEAPASS” in his online shop.

    Kelly McKernan is having 25% off using “SHOPSMALL” here.

    Dave Correia will be released a new pin and hand painted sculpture. Free shipping as well in his online shop.

    Steven Russell Black has 20% off using code “THANKYOU” here.

    Brianna Angelakis has a sale on originals in her Etsy shop.

    Ken Keirns has 25% off entire shop using “TGKK19” in his online shop.

    Phantom City Creative has 25% off entire order using “PHANTOM25” here.

    Ransom & Mitchell have 30% off all prints using “DARKMEAT” in their online shop.

    Stupid Krap Gallery has 60% off prints and originals, $3 patches, and $1 pins in their online shop.

    Spicy Donut has 25% off + free sticker with every purchase here.

    Everything in the Tittybats store is 40% off till Monday. Check it.

    Mark Rogers has 25% off all prints in his online shop.

    Tragic Girls has up to 40% off selected items in their Etsy shop.

    Defame Art has 40% off using “BLKNFRI” in his online shop.

    Maxx Sterling has 30% using “chandler” during checkout in his shop.

    Tony Moore has 50% or more on select print in his shop.

    Eugen Poe (Dead Inside Graphics) has 30% off most items here.

    Torvenius is having a huge sale in his Etsy shop.

    Carlos Torres has 20% off his entire shop using “TORRES20” here.

    Medusa Dollmaker has 15% off in her Etsy shop.

    Camilla d’Errico has a huge sale in her Etsy Shop.

    Amber Carr has 30% off her entire store using the code “BF” here.

    Nathan Reidt has a few originals for sale in his online shop.

    Zan Von Zed has free shipping in her online shop.

    Kurtis Rykovich will be dropping some new stuff, and has 20% off all prints in his online shop.

    Stephanie Inagaki has 20% off both her Miyu Decay and art shops.

    Macsorro is having a sale in his Etsy shop.

    Ashley Lovett is having a big sale in her online shop.

    Samuel Araya has 20% off items in his Etsy shop.

    Dorielle Caimi has 20% off prints with the code “printsgiving” here.

    Sam Guay has free shipping on all order within the US using “SUPPORTART” in his online shop.

    M de Vena has 40% off using “black40” here.

    John and Brittni DeWeese have 25% off in their Etsy Shop.

    Drømsjel has 20% off with free shipping using “HOLIDAYSALE19” here.

    Keith P Rein has 25% off using “FARTBISCUIT” in his shop.

    Chuck Hodi has 25% off his entire Etsy shop.

    Michael Miller has 30% off entire order (except clothing) using the code “MILLERTIME” in his online shop.

    Christina Maslar has a sale in her online shop.

    Ryan Case has some works for sale here.

    Chad Savage is having a sale in his shop.

  • Temple of Art at La Luz de Jesus Gallery

    Temple of Art at La Luz de Jesus Gallery

    Since 2012, Allan Amato has been taking photographs of artists, and asking to reinterpret the portraits in their medium of choice. This collaboration is not only unique because it deals with the way in which the photographer sees his subjects, but how the artists themselves interpret and deal with the portrait of themselves. The artists did not compose the photograph, they are just working from it. It’s a great project and one of those exhibitions that must be seen in person. This exhibition marks the final footage to complete a documentary on the project, and Baby Tattoo will release a book mid-exhibition. As quoted in the press release “Rarely are we given an opportunity to confront our perceptions of reality and self; this exhibition will illuminate the universal tension between the pursuit of our vision and the demands of a critical and implacable world.”

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  • New work by Kent Williams

    New work by Kent Williams

    Opening Saturday, March 31st at the Corey Helford Gallery is a group show curated by Natalia Fabia entitled Hookers. This group show follows the “Second Quasi-Annual Hooker Beauty Pageant” that will take place on March 30th. The exhibition portion of this weekend will feature art by a variety of artists such Phil Hale, Michael Hussar, Jeremy Lipking, Chris Pugliese, Korin Faught, Saber, Tara McPherson, Sean Cheetham, Joshua Petker, and Kent Williams as seen below. This new painting by Williams is entitled Convergence: Ayako, and is oil on linen 60″ x 70″. As always the colors, texture, and motion seen in his work is inspiring. If your in the area make sure to stop by, not only to see this painting, but the entire show.

  • Corey Helford – “Zero to Sixty” 5 Year Anniversary Group Show

    Currently on view at the Corey Helford Gallery in Culver City, CA is the 5th Year Anniversary Group Show featuring many of the artists that the gallery frequently showcases. Work by Korin Faught, Sas Christian, Shag, Stella Im Hultberg, Jason Shawn Alexander, Natalia Fabia, Colin Christian, Sylvia Ji, Tom Bagshaw, Gary Baseman, Amy Sol, Kent Williams, Greg Simkins, Mia, Hush, Billy Norrby, Joey Remmers, Gary Taxali, Van Arno, Brandi Milne, Scott G Brooks, David Stoupakis, Ron English, Todd Schorr, Chris Anthony, Ray Ceasar, and many more. The show is only on view for 13 days before being taken down as a new show by COOP will be opening on the 15th of July.

    Corey Helford Gallery




  • Kent Williams & Chris Anthony @ Merry Karnowsky Gallery

    On May 21st the Merry Karnowsky Gallery in Los Angeles opened two very exciting solo shows, one by photographer Chris Anthony and the other by Kent Williams. This latest show by Chris Anthony is entitled “A Captured Species” and features 11 new C-prints (Chromogenic Color Prints). The dreamy, sublime feel that Anthony’s photographs are known for continue in this new series. Kent Williams brings 15 new paintings and drawings in a show entitled “Convergence”. I have always been a fan of the brushy, impasto style in his paintings as well as his energetic drawings. Check out the full show over at the galleries site, and for some closer images you can head over to Kent Williams homepage for a gallery of this new work.

    For those interested in a print of Kent Williams works, “Blond Natalia in Studio Arrangement” (shown second) is available as a 24″ x 30″ print, signed and numbered in an edition of 10. Available Here

    Merry Karnowsky Gallery



  • Eklektikos by Kent Williams @ Evoke Contemporary

    Opening this Thursday, September 2nd is the latest solo show by Kent Williams. Entitled “Eklektikos”, this new exhibition will open at Evoke Contemporary in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The reception is from 6-8pm, so if your around the area make sure to get there early to really check out the paintings. The show features a great blend of large scale works, and some studies with mixed media on paper. The style Williams has in drawing he figure shines through in not only his studies, but the final oil paintings as well. I love the energetic, and slightly messy way that the paint is applied. Take a look at the preview images below, and then head on over to Williams homepage and the galleries page for more images.

    Kent Williams Portfolio
    Evoke Contemporary


  • “The Silk Book” by Kent Williams

    “The Silk Book” by Kent Williams

    Kent Williams will be at the Allen Spiegel Fine Arts booth #4701, and will have some new prints for sale and is also premiering an extremely limited artist edition book entitled “The Silk Book”. This 17″ x 17″ handcrafted book features 20 giclee plates and one original drawing which was created especially for each volume. The drawing and the plates are all hand bound in a Japanese silk covered book, that has been bound using the Japanese Stab binding method, and using mulberry endpapers. Each book is proofed by the artist, and is signed, numbered, and stamped with the artist’s personal hanko signature seal and embossed stamp. The book is limited to an edition of 10 for $2500 each. The book can also be bought early from Kent’s online shop. Click the jump for all the original drawings that were made for this book.

    “The Silk Book” by Kent Williams

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  • “Art From the New World” @ Bristol City Musuem

    Curated by Jan Corey Helford, this past May 15th marked the opening of the “Art From the New World” group exhibition at the Bristol City Museum & Art Gallery. This show will run until August 22nd, but for those of us that aren’t able to see it in person, we now have some images of the art and even behind the scenes photos of the preparation and build up to opening day (see here).

    Last year the Bristol City Museum featured the works of Banksy, and during the course of the exhibition over 300,000 visited the museum. Now for the “Art From the New World” show, there have been over 5,000 visitors in the first 6 days of the opening. This is not only a very exciting show, but an important one for the future of the art we love so much. Originally referred to as a scene filled with “illustrators”, this art is now gaining more momentum than ever. Museums are taking notice, and the fan-base is becoming larger than ever. There is some amazing work in this show, from artists such as Kent Williams, David Stoupakis, Joe Sorren, Brandi Milne, Buff Monster, Camille Rose Garcia, Dave Kinsey, Travis Louie, Mercedes Helnwein, Ray Ceasar, Sas Christian, Melissa Forman, Jason Shawn Alexander, Dave Cooper, Liz McGrath, Mike Stilkey, Gary Baseman, Craola, Luke Chueh, Coop, Natalia Fabia, Chris Anthony, AJ Fosik, Joe Ledbetter, Todd Schorr, Van Arno, Martin Wittfooth, Josh Agle, Lola, Sylvia Ji, Marion Peck, Mark Ryden and many more. How is that for a lineup? I really wish this show was going to travel and come to some museums here in the states. Take a look at the preview images here, and then head over for the full preview.

    Art From the New World: Here and Here