Pour Me Some Smoke at the Carmichael Gallery of Contemporary Art

'The Universal Principle Accepts No Liability For Any Loss Or Damage Incurred' by Charming Baker
Oil on Linen on Wood, 3x4ft
$4,800.00

Running until the 30th of November at the Carmichael Gallery of Contemporary Art is 'Pour Me Some Smoke', a group show featuring work by Charming Baker, Case, Guy Denning, Ian Strawn, TRXTR. The original work available (as well as three prints from Charming Baker) can be seen by clicking here.

15% Off at Gallery1988

Up until the 28th of November Gallery1988 are having a 15%-off sale across all items (excludes November print releases and items from the It Wanders West/Imaginary Friends/Tiny Tunes shows). Visit the G1988 site through this link to see what's available.

El Sol de Mexico Print by Evan Hecox

'El Sol de Mexico' by Evan Hecox
5 colour screenprint on Neenah Environment paper
Edition of 200 priced at $125 each

A new print by Evan Hecox entitled 'El Sol de Mexico' (or 'Mexico City') was released via Arkitip a few days ago; priced at $125 (or $275 framed) and coming in an edition of 200 pieces, it can be brought through this link.

Lost In Glimmering Shadows: New Show from Faile

'Lost In Glimmering Shadows', the latest show from Faile, opened last Friday and is set to run until the 16th of November. Taking place in an old school hall, the show features a new body of large canvas work as well as painted wooden palettes and prayer wheels. For more information on the show, click here. Be sure to check out Flickr if you can't make it; there's a large number of high quality pictures from the show currently on display.

Adam Neate Street Pieces Coming to London

If you're a London-based Adam Neate fan that happens to be available this Friday then you're in luck; hundreds of new paintings are to be littered through the streets of London on the 14th in a massive 'street only' exhibition. From The Independent...

Art worth an estimated £1m is being given away by one of the world's leading street artists, Adam Neate, in an exhibition that will see 1,000 pieces deposited across the capital and left for whoever wishes to take them.

In recent years Neate's work has graced the fashionable Elms Lesters Painting Rooms in London, yet his roots lie in creating paintings and sculptures designed for urban locations. And this Friday's Street Art Action marks a return to that way of working – only now his pieces fetch up to £43,000 each.

The action will begin before dawn, when helpers will begin distributing the hand-painted pieces on the outskirts of the city, moving inwards towards the city centre as the day goes on. While some will be left at famous landmarks around the capital many pieces will be placed in less salubrious areas of the city – both Lambeth and Hackney will be decorated.

The full article can be read by clicking here.

Paul Insect at the Fifty24SF Gallery

Now showing at the Fifty24SF Gallery (San Francisco) is 'Idea of Freedom', the latest show from Paul insect. The exhibition, which started on the 6th, is set to close on the 27th of November and features a series of canvas and printed works. Click here to visit the Fifty24SF website and here for more information on the show itself.

Rugman (+ Others) at the LAB Gallery

Click the image to see it in full size

Little Art Book are holding a print release party slash exhibition to celebrate the release of two new screenprints from Rugman; artists featured include The Krah, Pure Evil, Dave the Chimp plus a host of other LAB artists. You can find more information via the official LAB website through this link (be sure to check out their blog).

The Drawing Room (Curated by Audrey Kawasaki) at the Thinkspace Gallery

A new exhibition curated by Audrey Kawasaki opened at the Thinkspace gallery last Friday: the show runs until November 29th and features work by Audrey Kawasaki, Amy Sol, Stella Im Hultberg plus many more. You can see all the pieces exhibited by clicking here.

Andy Rementer at Open Space Gallery

Last Saturday saw the opening of a brand new show from Andy Rementer at the Open Space gallery (Beacon, NY). You can find some 'making-of' pictures through this link as well as a 10 minute interview with the man himself here. The show runs until the 6th of December.

...And we're back.

Apologies for the pretty long absence, what was meant to be a few weeks quickly turned into a few months - expect updates to get back into the full swing of things soon. Thank you for hanging in there.