Looks like Josh Keyes’ opening at David B. Smith Gallery went off without a hitch.  As usual, the Arrested Motion crew was there to document things, but this time they went even more in-depth than usual.  Do yourself a favor, visit ArrestedMotion.com.

This is a cool print with an even cooler story.  A poster collector named Jeremy Advocat commissioned Kevin Tong to make this poster for a Brian Vander Ark (frontman of The Verve Pipe) performance in his own home.  The entire event was for the American Cancer Society, and 50% of the proceeds from the poster sales will be donated there as well.  This is an 18″ x 24″ screenprint, has an edition of 50, and is only $20.  Pick one up at JeremyAdvocat.com.

This Doves poster by Andrio Abero is just simply awesome.  It’s an 18″ x 24″ screenprint, has an edition of 50, and is $25.  Visit 33RPMDesign.com.

Angryblue dug up an edition of old art prints he had made and completely forgotten about.  “Gospel” is an 18″ x 24″ screenprint, has a tiny edition of 20, and is $25.  Additionally, he has a brand new signed/numbered 7″ x 7″ skull art print to give out to the next 55 people that make an order on his site.  Pretty rad stuff.  Visit Angryblue.com.

Oh, one last thing.  He also has a new poster for Wolves In The Throne Room.  It’s a 24″ x 29″ screenprint, has an edition of 100, and is $25 shipped.  Same place, Angryblue.com.

Nebraska artist Bennett Holzworth has a beautiful new John Vanderslice poster available, and a few of them are even signed by Mr. Vanderslice himself.  This is a 17.5″ x 21″ letterpress print, has an edition of 63 (though only 11 are signed by John), and is only $25.  Signed copies will probably run out fast, so hurry over to the Gigposters.com Classifieds.

Nakatomi Inc. just introduced the June entry in their invitational series, and it’s a beauty.  Paul Pope’s “Bell Tower” art print is a 16″ x 36″ screenprint for $40.  There is also a t-shirt with metallic ink, “Watson Robot Industries”, available for $20.  You can purchase both as a bundle for $50.  As usual, these items will be available till the end of the month or till they sell 250 copies, whichever comes first.  Additionally, there are 30 copies of the art print on wood available for $100 each.  I don’t claim to be a Paul Pope historinan, but apparently these items are a pretty big deal.  Visit NakatomiInc.com.

First let me say that there is no release info about this print yet, and when it becomes available, it will likely be VERY expensive.  That said, this is a truly amazing piece of art.  Pressure Printing has teamed up with James Jean to produce this new art print, “Kindling”.  It’s a 9.5″ x 11.875″ intaglio relief print with hand-applied accents in colored pencil, and it has a tiny edition of only 10.  You can find out alot more about the making of this print (plus see some amazing photos) at the Pressure Printing Blog.

Click this image for a lager view, seriously:

Here’s another great new art print by Felix Jackson Jr., the man that brought you the “Leaving Records” print.  “This Wagon’s Heavy With The Jelly” is an 18″ x 24″ screenprint, has an edition of 50, and is $30.  Visit FelixJacksonJr.com

Gallery 1988 is set to release a print version of the image that created more internet excitement than anything else in this year’s Idiot Box show, Kiersten Essenpreis’ “Seinfeldology”.  It’s an 11″ x 14″ giclee, has an edition of 100, and will be $65.  These will be available Friday, June 5th at 12pm PST.  When the time comes, either give them a call at (323) 937 – 7088, or shoot them an email.

Little Paper Planes is happy to introduce the talents of Erika Somogyi.  Their first release is a 7.75″ x 10″ giclee, has a tiny edition of 20, and is $30.  You can read an interview with her, then pick up the print at LittlePaperPlanes.com.

Bryan Sculthorpe, aka YardsalePress, has a few really great art prints for sale.  They are all limited edition screenprints for only $15-$30 each.  These prints would be the perfect thing to spice up your kitchen or bedroom.  Take a minute to check out his Etsy Shop.

Poketo will be hosting an amazing silent auction this weekend featuring work by a ton of Los Angeles artists.   All proceeds will go to benefit Justin Van Hoy, the art director at Swindle (among many other things), as he battles cancer for a second time.  Participating artists include Shepard Fairey, Mike Giant, Dalek, Saber, and more.  The event is on Friday, June 5th from 7pm-10pm at Poketo Studio (510 S. Hewitt St. #506 in LA).  For more info, visit Poketo.com.

Tiny Showcase will release a print tonight by the always-awesome Seattle poster artist, Sasha Barr.  It will be a small, inexpensive giclee with an edition of 100.  TS prints go up on Tuesdays at 7:30pm EST.  Visit TinyShowcase.com.

Tiny Showcase doesn’t preview their prints, but here is the last one Sasha did for them:

and some of his poster work:

See more at ThisIsTheNewYear.com.

By now you should know the routine, so I won’t elaborate too much about this one.  Shepard Fairey and Obey Giant will drop a new set of pattern prints sometime today.  “Japanese Pattern 2″ consists of three different 18″ x 18″ screenprints, each limited to only 75.  They will go up today (Tuesday, June 2nd) at a random time.  Visit ObeyGiant.com.

Phish marked their monumental Fenway show with a poster by a brand new artist (for them), Nate Duval.  Nate’s poster is an 18″ x 24″ screenprint with an edition of 1,000.  Nate will only have 50 for sale, the rest sold out at the show with the quickness.  His portion will go up today (Tuesday, June 2nd) at 12pm EST.  Visit Nate’s Etsy Shop.