Chicago people, rejoice! Tara McPherson will be swinging through town next month for an appearance at Rotofugi. On April 25 at a yet-to-be-announced time, Tara will be stopping by to sign copies of her new book, “Lost Constellations”. The store will also be selling her new Gamma Mutant Space Friends figures and showing a mini-exhibition [...]
Ernesto Yerena has teamed up with Zach De La Rocha to produce this art print for a good cause. Originally conceived in 2006, this image will now see the light of day as an 18″ x 24″ print (signed by both Ernesto and Zach) with an edition of 80 and a price of $100. The [...]
Two of my favorite artists showing together under one roof? Sounds like a great idea to me. Daniel Danger and Dan McCarthy have a brand new show coming up at Gallery 1988 in San Francisco. “The Watcher In The Woods” opens on Saturday, April 4th at 7pm, with both aritsts in attendance. G1998 SF is [...]
Ana Bagayan, the artist I just wrote about the other day, has a brand new art print for sale. “Cindy” is a 10″ x 10″ giclee, has an edition of 50, and is $100. She also has a couple of other cool things for sale, so be sure to check out her Etsy Shop. Via [...]
Wow, this is an all-star collaboration. Dave Kinsey and Mike Giant have teamed up for “Mega”, an 18″ x 24″ screenprint with an edition of 150. The print is signed by both artists and will be available soon. Keep an eye on BlkMrktGallery.com.
I post videos here all the time, but this just might be one of my favorites yet. This video profile of Chicago design/print studio Sonnenzimmer is an amazingly well produced flick, hats off to Shoestring Video. Trust me, you’ll like this one, enjoy! Sonnenzimmer: the shoestring portrait from dsinker on Vimeo.
Brendan Monroe just held an opening/book signing at the Park Life Store in San Francisco, and the Arrested Motion gang was there to document the action. Do yourself a favor, check out the load of pictures over at ArrestedMotion.com.
Just got news of an awesome upcoming Leia Bell show in West Virginia. “Bears, Birds, and Buildings”, curated by MarshHouse, will open on April 17th at 5:30pm. Leia herself will be in attendance, plus there will be a number of original paintings and drawings available. The show will take place at Good News Mountaineer Garage [...]
If you’re into the work of Andrew Holder (like me), you should really check out this short interview over at Defgrip. It gives a pretty cool glimpse into his work, and is well worth your time. Visit Defgrip.com. Via Grain Edit.
Looks like Threadless is trying their best to push their art print inventory out the door. As of now, every art print on their site is only $15. They are all 18″ x 24″ screenprints with editions of 250. Check them out at Threadless.com.
After hearing of the tragic events surrounding the recent brushfires in Australia, Tyler Stout and Postersandtoys.com have decided to help out by releasing a new version of “Welcome Home”, Stout’s classic art print from 2005. This version features an all-new color scheme which includes four glow in the dark inks. It’s a 16″ x 24″ [...]
This new art print by Justin Santora wraps up the narrative paper airplane series he has been working on for awhile. “Thanks For Nothing” is an 11.5″ x 17.5″ screenprint, has an edition of 25, and is only $20 shipped. What a steal. Grab one in the Gigposters.com Classifieds.
Antiquated Press (aka Joe Carr) is an illustrator out of Alaska, and he has just released his first art prints. They are all looking great. These are high quality screenprints with low editions and reasonable prices, just what we love here. Check everything out at the Antiquated Press Printshop. As a bonus for OMG readers, [...]
A.Okay Official (a toy store and gallery in Chicago) is currently hosting a new show by Shawnimals. As part of this, they have released three really awesome new art prints. I haven’t been in contact with the store, but it looks like these are small-ish letterpress prints. They have editions of 80-100 and are only [...]
If you’ve been around here awhile, you probably already know the work of Jeff Boyes aka Visual Technicians, as I cover his stuff from time to time. I am more than happy to announce he has come on board as a sponsor of the site. Run through his stuff at VisualTechnicians.com.
