Every year around the beginning of December, social media and blogs light up with previews of art that will be on exhibition at either Art Basel, or at the Scope Art Show in Miami, Florida. Along with the images of art, there are always a few articles here and there about why the art world is loathsome and even why this is the worst time to be an artist ever. While these articles touch on a few ideas that I do agree with, I still think great art is being made and even shown at these festivals. Street art is one good example; take a look at Streeartnews.net for some of the best murals created during the event.
Tag: phone booth gallery
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Prints: “Monsters of Rock” by Jason Edmiston
Last week I posted the new Monsters of Rock paintings Jason Edmiston has on view at the Phone Booth Gallery. As stated in that post, the six “Monsters of Rock” images are now available as limited edition prints from the gallery. Each print is 13″ x 16.75″ on fine art paper, signed and numbered in editions of 100 for $40 each. You can aslo get a package deal with all six prints and have matching numbers (while supplies last).
Get em here: Phone Booth Gallery Prints
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Jason Edmiston’s “Monsters of Rock” @ Phone Booth Gallery
Just a few days ago on April 14th, the Phone Booth Gallery in Long Beach, CA opened a three person show entitled Rock Paper Sinners featuring the work of Jason Edmiston, Ryan Milner, and Joe King. For this show Jason Edmiston added three new Monsters of Rock to the lineup he started at the Crazy Monsters Show (featured) this past May. The new paintings feature rock monsters of Billy Idol, Angus Young, and Dee Snider. Jason also has drawings of all six monsters on view as well. I may have heard that new prints based on the new monsters will be coming soon. Take a look at all of the Monsters of Rock here, and then over to the gallery for the full show.
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This Black Friday support small businesses and artists
Black Friday is here again, and along with the great savings comes sitting overnight in the cold, dealing with a crazy mob of people, and possibly getting pepper sprayed because you took the last xbox 360 (source). So avoid the mayhem, and support your local, small businesses and better yet artists. Many of your favorite artists are having black friday/holiday sales. This is a great opportunity to not only score some art, prints, shirt, and more, but you also know you are helping out a person and not some mega-corporation. Here is a short rundown of some of the artists/online stores you can save at, if you know any more add them to the comments.
Stella Im Hultberg has added some small originals to her shop for this years sale: Shop here
Need some horror shirts? Fright Rags is having a huge sale on mens tees, girly tees, posters and more: Shop Here
Spoke Art is having a sale on all inventory, prints and originals. Use SPOKEARTSALE, and save 10%, it ends Monday. Shop Here
Vannen Watches is having a 40% off sale, just use BLACK40 during checkout. Shop Here
WWA Gallery will be donating 15% from all sales to 1 of children’s charities. WWA Gallery
Aunia Kahn is having a big sale on here online shop, click here for all the codes. Shop Here
Gris Grimly is having a 50% off sale over at his online shop. Check it out here
Edith Lebeau added a bunch of new paintings to her online shop. See Here
Use LE2011 over at Cate Rangel’s shop and save 40% on all limited edition prints. Shop Here
Dan Harding is having a sale in his new online shop. Just use TURKEY and save 20%. Shop Here
Get a free print over at Tara McPherson’s Cotton Candy Machine when you buy anything online. Check it Out
Chet Zar added two new sculpture, Hammerhead and The Dead Pope, both on sale. Shop Here
If your in the need for some clothes, Disturbia Clothing is also having a sale this weekend. Shop Here
Save 30% on selected items at Greg ‘Craola’ Simkins online shop. Shop Here
Phone Booth Gallery is having a “mystery tube” sale. For $75 you tube Includes rare prints, blems, misprints, sketches, leftovers, extras, and more from all your favorite PBG artists!
Shop HereContact the folks over at Virtu Art Gallery for 50% off Lori Earley’s Annabelle print. Shop Here
Kelly McKernan is having a big sale over at her online shop, Check it out
Arabella Proffer’s first book is ready for pre-order, with a foreward by your truly… Get it here
Save 20% off everything at Gallery Nucleus. Just use GOBBLE20 during checkout. Shop Here
Save 30% off at Brian Ewing’s store by using COOKIES during checkout. Shop Here
At Steven Daily’s online shop save 50% on all paper products, and up to 50 on giclee prints. Shop Here
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“OH, YOU ARE SICK”, David Lynch Group show @ Phone Booth Gallery
Another show that opened up this past weekend is “OH, YOU ARE SICK”, a group exhibition with the artists drawing inspiration from David Lynch movies. The show features art by Ryan Milner, Mr Frivolous, Handiedan, Adam Isaac Jackson, Lora Zombie, Garry Booth, Craww, Rich Kelly, David Owen, and more. The show has a very nice balance of art created in different mediums. The gallery will also be releasing 6 prints with the David Lynch theme, two of which have been released. Ryan Milner’s “Blue Velvet” print and Joe King’s “Eraserhead” (shown last).
Check out the show: Phone Booth Gallery
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“Blue Velvet” print by Ryan Milner
Phone Booth Gallery will be releasing a series of prints based on David Lynch films, the first of which is available now. “Blue Velvet” is by Ryan Milner and is an 18″ x 24″, 5 color screen-print on 100lb cougar smooth paper, signed and numbered in an edition of 100.
Get it here: Blue Velvet by Ryan Milner
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Lora Zombie “Broken Doll La La La” @ Phone Booth Gallery
Lora Zombie’s latest solo show opened at the Phone Booth Gallery this past February 12th, it closes on March 5th so there is still some time to see it. I’ve always liked watercolor, acrylic, and even oil based works that tend to be applied in a hectic and messy manner, but there work here is hit and miss with me. I do have to say that I always enjoy the monkeys that Lora paints. Maybe it’s that I am a big fan of monkeys, or just that these works tend to look more exciting. There is a good amount of work in display, after the preview (of just monkeys) take a look at the full show.
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“Totem” and “Emergence” prints by Rod Luff
Rod Luff is an Australian based artist that has been putting out some amazing work lately; currently he has some originals available at the Phone Booth Gallery. Drawing Book Studios has just released two giclee prints, based on originals shown in the “This is Personal” exhibition. The prints, “Totem” and “Emergence”, are both roughly 24″ x 33″, signed and numbered in an editions of 15. You can also choose to have the prints framed.
