Mark Forsman has released three brand new art prints. At $10-$12 each, these are an absolute steal, especially since he painstakingly hand screenprints everything, then ships from a tiny dorm room. All the info is listed below, visit the Mark Forsman Shop.
“Food Chain”
19″ x 25″, Edition of 80, $10:
“Welcome Home”
19″ x 25″ Screenprint, Edition of 47, $12:
“Get Out Before The Street Lights Turn On”
19″ x 25″ Screenprint, Edition of 45, $12:
Gallery 1988 San Francsico just posted the preview for “Imaginary Friends”, a show featuring Andrew Bell, Cherri Wood, Israel Sanchez, Ken Garduno, Scott Campbell, and Yoskay Yamamoto. There are almost 60 pieces available, most at very reasonable prices. To purchase, just follow the instructions at the Imaginary Friends Blog.
Arkitip has yet another new Evan Hecox art print up for sale. “El Sol de Mexico” is a 16″ x 20″ screenprint, has an edition of 200, and is $125. Visit Arkitip.com.
Jay Ryan just released his three tour posters for The New Year. This is some of the most technical drawing Jay has done in awhile, definitely loving them. They are 20″ x 26″ screenprints, have an edition of 500, and are only $20 each. Visit TheBirdMachine.com.
Rotofugi will host “Everything Fails”, a collection of new work by Mike Budai starting tonight. The show will feature 17 new art prints and 7 paintings. Few people rank above Budai for me, he is a total favorite of mine. The opening takes place tonight (Friday, November 7th) from 6pm-9pm at Rotofugi in Chicago (1955 W. Chicago Ave.). Fore more info, and to get on the preview list, visit Rotofugi.com.
Here’s an exclusive peek at some of the work in the show:
Greg “Craola” Simkins is quickly becoming one of the premier artists in Los Angeles. He’s young, super-talented, and already easily selling paintings for five-digit figures. His new show, “It Wanders…West”, opened tonight at Gallery 1988, and though all of the originals have already sold, you can still view the entire body of work online. Also, contact the gallery in the morning if you are looking to grab one of the “Knight Watch” prints. View the work HERE.
The folks at Guillotine were able to hit up the preview night of Faile’s new show in London, “Lost In Glimmering Shadows”, and everything is looking absolutely stunning. Their work translates perfectly to a gallery setting, almsot even more so than on the street. Check out the pictures of the sprawling installation at GLLTN.com.
For those that happen to be in the LA area, there will be a book release/signing this Saturday for Jeff Soto’s newest book “Storm Clouds” (which will be for sale at the event), and he has promised to bring his pen for doodling! The signing takes place Saturday, November 8th from 6pm-9pm. It is at La Luz de Jesus, which is located at 4633 Hollywood Blvd in LA. Hope some of you can make it out, wish I could be there.
If you missed the “Voz Unida” Obama print by Rafael Lopez, here’s an opportunity to get an even fancier version. “Nuestra Voz” is a HUGE 30″ x 41″ giclee, has an edition of 100, and is $275. Visit RafaelLopez.com.
You can also buy an open-edition offset version of this piece for $25 at MerchLackey.com.
Gallery 1988 will release this new art print by Luke Chueh in December. This could be my favorite piece by Chueh yet, what a great image. “Honey Bear” is a 16″ x 20″ giclee, has an edition of 200, and will be $150. These will be available starting Monday, December 1st (don’t ask before then) by shooting G1988 an email, or by calling (323) 937-7088.
After slowing down a bit on posters, The Alamo Drafthouse had Lil’ Tuffy put together this new poster for a Weird Wednesday screening of “Point Blank”. It’s a 23″ x 35″ screenprint with silver ink, is signed/numbered, and costs $30. Visit Mondotees.com.
Emek is gearing up to sell his insane Sigur Ros Red Rocks concert poster. This beast is a 19″ x 32.5″ screenprint with fourteen colors. The price will be $85. The madness starts Saturday, November 8 at 10am PST. Visit the Store/Info section at Emek.net.
Ok, so here’s some more information on Shepard Fairey’s newest Obama print. “Yes We Did - Victory!” is available now in sticker form. You can either get one sticker for free, five for a $3 donation, or fifty for a $20 donation. Additionally, Moveon.org will release the image in poster form tomorrow. They will be numbered and limited to 5000 pieces. They will go up tomorrow (Friday, November 7) at 12:30 pm EST. Go HERE for the stickers and HERE for the poster.
EDIT: The sale of the prints has been postponed, and will now take place tomorrow ( Saturday, November 8 ) at 12:30pm EST.
Andy Kehoe is quickly becoming one of my favorite artists, and he just released two new art prints last week. His prints are seriously great in person, don’t hesitate to grab one. All the info is posted below. Visit the Andy Kehoe Etsy Shop.
“The Flood Brings Curious Encounters”
12″ x 16″ Giclee, Edition of 40, $55:
“A Noble Leader Exiled, Hornless and Shamed”
12″ x 12″ Giclee, Edition of 40, $55:
This is actually going to be a three part Dan McCarthy update. First up, Dan just released November’s art print. “In The Pines” is a 19″ x 25″ screenprint with a price of $40. Really not a whole lot to say about this one, it’s just great. Visit DanMcCarthy.org.
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Secondly, you can still sign up for Dan’s Print Club. For a mere $350, you get all 12 monthly art prints for the next year (Nov ‘08 - Oct ‘09). Plus, members of the club get this exclusive new art print, “It Felt Good To Be Lost 2″. It is a MASSIVE 49″ x 18″ screenprint with glow in the dark ink. Again, visit DanMcCarthy.org.
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Lastly, Dan made a new concert poster, something he rarely does these days. It is titled “I’m a cruise ship”, and it was made for a Dagobah and Helms show last month (Helms is Dan McCarthy’s excellent band, FYI). It’s a 19″ x 25″ screenprint for $25. One last time, visit DanMcCarthy.org.
