Gallery 1988 hosted Craola’s most recent show, and it was a spectacular one. Every single piece sold, and the opening was packed. Craola is a super hot up and comer at the moment, and these pieces show why. Some of them were absolutely HUGE (and pricey). Check out coverage at Gallery1988, [...]
Here is a preview of some of Shepard’s work for the upcoming show at StolenSpace London. All photos are Copyright 2007 Kyle Oldoerp. For more info on the show, visit ObeyGiant.com. Many thanks to Kyle for sending these over, enjoy!
Audrey Kawasaki was recently asked to paint on a traditional Japanese Kokeshi doll as part of a show in San Diego at Subtext. This is her first time painting on a wooden 3D figure, and it’s amazing. Let’s hope this inspires her to either start doing toys or some other 3D artwork. [...]
This is some news that has me very excited. ooo000ooo (aka Brian Morris) has a show coming up at Rotofugi in Chicago on October 5th. It will include drawings and some of Brian’s famous custom toys. If you are interested in anything, or can’t make it to the opening, send Rotofugi an email and request [...]
The online preview / purchase opportunity for Leia Bell’s upcoming show at Richard Goodall Gallery, The Business of Ferrets, will go live sometime today. There will be sketches, paintings, and prints for sale. No set time was given, so check RichardGoodallGallery.com throughout the day.
Leia Bell has a show of paintings and prints coming up at Richard Goodall Gallery in the UK. The show starts September 29, and Leia will be at the opening signing and drawing. For those of us not in the UK, RGG will be compiling an online preview list. To get on the list, RSVP [...]
Audrey Kawasaki just posted a handful of the new work for her latest show, Ephemera. Pretty amazing stuff here. Everything has sold, but you can always check out Gallery Nucleus to see how much everything was.
Audrey Kawasaki just posted a really cool process picture series on her LiveJournal page. This is a painting for an upcoming show at Gallery Nucleus. This is her first painting on canvas in roughly 3 years, as she usually strictly works on wood. Enjoy!
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Since pretty much everything has sold, and since they are following a wait list anyway, I figured it’d be fine to post the preview for Audrey Kawasaki’s upcoming show at Lineage Gallery. There are some beautiful pieces in the show, and she is absolutely on fire. Check it out, visit LineageGallery.com to look.
WeKillYou, a street art collective from Toronto, have some really cool shirts, ipod skins, and original artwork in their store. My favorite are these handpainted broken skateboard decks, each only costing $55. To check them out, along with the rest of what WeKillYou have to offer, visit wekillyou.net.
