Nate Frizzell currently has a solo show over at Lebasse Projects, now sold out, and one of the images from that show is now available as a print. “To See Her Like You’d See A Star” is 17″ x 24″, signed and numbered in an edition of 25. Nate recently made the switch from acrylics to oils, I can only imagine how brilliant the colors and rendering is.
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Paper Tiger launches new site
A Paper Tiger has just launched their new website. The design has been updated, and it looks like there are a few new areas of the site. New prints have also been released, from Morgan Slade, Nate Frizzell, Nathan Ota and more. Until March 15th all orders will come along with a postcard set. The print shown is “Empire” from Morgan Slade. It is 12″ x 15.25″, and is signed and numbered in an edition of 25.
Check it out here: New Paper Tiger Store
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New prints by Yoskay Yamamoto & Nate Frizzell @ Paper Tiger
A Paper Tiger has just added two new prints to the shop, “Lost Or To Be Lost” by Yoskay Yamamoto and from Nate Frizzell “And Out Come The Wolves”. Both prints are 12″ x 15.5″ on archival textured fine art paper, signed and numbered in editions of 25 each. Both prints look great, and knowing the quality that Paper Tiger puts out they are sure to look amazing in person.
Get em here: A Paper Tiger
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“Go East” exhibition with Lebasse Projects
For a three day only exhibition, November 5-7th, Lebasse Projects will take the artists that are the heart of the gallery and bring them to the east coast. This marks the first in what will hopefully be many global exhibitions, giving everyone a chance to see work from artist such as Yoskay Yamamoto, Tessar Lo, Edwin Ushiro, Joao Ruas, Eric Fortune, Mia, and Nate Frizzell.
I have always felt that the best way to view art is in person. It is quite hard when the gallery is across the country or in another country for that matter, so this show will be a great opportunity for the fans in New York to check out these amazing works of art. For those of us that are still stuck checking out the work online, here is a small preview and a link to the full one. -
Preview: The Art of Sketch Theatre @ The Gnomon Gallery
Coming this Saturday, March 21st 7pm to midnight at the Gnomon Gallery in Hollywood is “The Art of Sketch Theatre”. This is a group show featuring work by all of the talented artists that have been seen in the videos on the Sketch Theatre website. This is really a unique website, as you get to see the way that each of these artists work; as the video goes by you see the artwork unfold right before your eyes and are reminded of just how skilled these artists are.
The exhibit will feature raw sketches by Michael Hussar, Travis Louie, Ana Bagayan, Chet Zar, Greg “Craola” Simkins, Monk One, Gris Grimly, Shawn Barber, Nate Frizzell, Nikko Hurtado, Luke Chueh, Gene Guynn, Jordu Schell, Molly Crabapple, Jeff McMillan, Mari Inukai and many more. Click the “Read More” link to see the rest of the preview images. Also, Michael Hussar has a new video on the site, of the sketch seen 1st below, it’s a great sketch and will be at the show as well. Check it out Here
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Shows now online: Imaginary Friends, Drawing Room & Destination Unknown
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
