Sunday, 10 February 2008

The Banana Eater by Amy Crehore



The latest release to come from the extravagant Pressure Printing is by pop surrealist painter Amy Crehore (whose website can be found here). The piece is called "The Banana Eater" and in true Pressure Printing fashion comes hand varnished, custom framed and signed. The edition size is just 40 and the price is $750, click here for the site.

Thursday, 7 February 2008

Tara McPherson: Three Prints and a Show



With three new prints and a show at the Jonathon LeVine Gallery coming very soon indeed, Tara McPherson has certainly been busy. Her exhibition is entitled "Lost Constellations" and is set to begin on February the 23rd at the Jonathan LeVine Gallery- more details on the LeVine site. The release date for the popular Neurosis and Mastodon poster has also been announced to be this Monday at Noon PST (a.k.a 8pm GMT). Priced at $60 each and in an edition of 200, see this page for more. If you can't wait to buy then you'll be pleased to know a brand new edition-of-100 giclee has been released for $140. "A Halloween Portrait" which can be seen above is available to buy from now through this link.

New Faile Print at The BRP



A hand-finished edition-of-12 print by Faile has just appeared on the Black Rat Press site for £1650. This would be the fourth Faile screenprint sold through the BRP site in the past few weeks. The piece is called Bunny Boy (Blue) and can be bought from this page- providing you're fast enough. Big thanks to Hokusai for the tip!

"Right Hand Red" by Static



Static's latest line of work has just been released at the Amilas gallery. The series is called "Right Hand Red" and comes in the form of a standard edition (seen above; edition of 50 priced at £95), a canvas (edition of 10 at £240) and 6 completely unique Artist Proof's priced at £140. Check them out here.

"Whale Bone Grove" by Aaron Horkey



The release of the highly anticipated "Whale Bone Grove" by artist Aaron Horkey is at last imminent: at 12pm CST (that's 6pm GMT) tomorrow the print will be put up for sale at Burlesque Design. The impressive 17/18-colour screenprint will be available in three colourways (one exclusive to Japan) with prices starting from $180. Check out OMGPosters for a nice explanation of what's what.

Kill Pixie Book at StupidKrap



Australian-based street artist Kill Pixie has released a brand new book entitled "Kill Communication". You can buy a signed copy from StupidKrap right now from this page for a very reasonable $30/$35. Better still, if you happen to be local to Sydney you can pop down to the official book launch in the Monster Children Gallery at 3pm tomorrow.

"Charm City" by Gaia at LintNYC


"Charm City" by Gaia

The latest artist to hit LintNYC goes by the name of Gaia- and he's just had an exclusive print released. It's big (65" x 40"), from a tiny edition of 10, hand pulled by the man himself and costs a cool $500- get it here.

Wednesday, 6 February 2008

Ian Steadman at Amilas


"Can't see the wood for the trees" by Ian Steadman

Etching superstar Ian Steadman has four brand new prints for sale at the Amilas gallery. The collection consists of three huge saw-centric pieces (priced at £695, each editions of 10) and a 41cm x 46.5cm edition-of-25 photo etching called "Fossil Fuel" priced at £425. Expensive, but you pay for quality. See more on the Amilas Art site.

Conor Harrington Book Released



Laz.inc have relased a book to compliment Conor Harringtons "Weekend Warriors" show. The publication covers Conor's recent Laz exhibition works and comes in an edition of 400 unsigned and 100 signed priced at £25 and £45 respectively. See the Lazarides site for more.

Two New Prints by David Flores



The rather awesome David Flores has very recently updated his store with two new pieces for sale. The 22" x 29.5" ODB (seen above) comes in both an unsigned and signed edition of 320 combined priced at $75 and $100 respectively. The second piece, "Linda", comes in a signed edition of 220 at $85. Both are impressive 8-colour screenprints, both can be bought right here.