Craww & Audrey Pongracz People's Printshop Releases

Audrey Pongracz

Craww

 

This weeks two People's Printshop releases on sale now:

"Flood" by Audrey Pongracz and "Requiem" by Craww

Both are available in their standard 8" x 10" fine art giclee format, each print comes hand numbered and printed with Epson HDR archival inks on our luxurious 300# watercolor paper stock.

 

Buy them at The People's Printshop

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Nicole Gustafsson & Audrey Pongracz Prints from The Peoples Print Shop

Audrey Pongracz - "Flood"

Nicole Gustafsson - "Sunset at Mr. Fox's House"

The People's Printshop presents:
New prints by Audrey Pongracz and Nicole Gustafsson

Late last year, Spoke Art debuted our latest ongoing project, The People's Printshop, a new website who's goal it is to offer affordable limited edition art from some of the best contemporary artists around.

The project works like this:

Every week they debut a new print by a new artist. This 8" x 10" print is available for only 14 days to anyone who orders. Once that 14 day window is closed, we count the number of orders we've received, then print and hand number accordingly!

The best part? Each print is available for only $20 each!

For an extra $10, they'll even mail you your new print framed and ready to hang!

This is a great way to start or grow your art collection, stay tuned for a new $20 print every week!

Check out this week's offerings here: http://www.thepeoplesprintshop.com

And remember, each print is only available for a limited time, once the counter hits zero that print will never be made again!

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Audrey Pongracz The Gift Print On Sale Today

1xRUN are excited to welcome back the talented Audrey Pongracz as she returns to 1xRUN with her first canvas gallery wrap "The Gift". A very personal piece for Audrey, she will also be hand-embellishing each piece individually adding depth and making each piece unique. Read on for much more from Audrey Pongracz.

"The piece was created for the group show "Blood", which was the first show for the PRISMA artist collective. The idea I guess you can say is derived from the saying "Blood, Sweat and Tears". Pouring all of yourself out, and also allowing yourself to be a recipient. Giving and receiving the real Gifts in life. The execution is a pretty basic process, A sketch first, then working in thin layers of oils, usually around 5. From start to finish this piece took about 3 weeks to complete. " - Audrey Pongracz

The Gift is 10 x 13 x 1.5 Inches Hand-Embellished Archival Print on Cradled Canvas Gallery Wrap with a signed and numbered edition of 25

On Sale today at NOON EST at 1xRUN.com

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Special Access to the 1xRUN Archives Starts NOW! Prints from Glenn Barr, Casey Weldon, Joshua Petker, Audrey Pongracz, JRF and More

The 1st Exclusive Look Into The 1xRun Archives
This special access RUN Only Available for 48 hours!

Very Limited Stock available from Glenn Barr, Casey Weldon, Joshua Petker, Audrey Pongracz, JRF, Dickchicken, Malt, Zeb Love, Matt Gordon and more..

As spring approaches they have taken some time to reflect as they’ve surpassed their 200th RUN, due to the overwhelming response that they have gotten for access to the 1xRUN Archives they have decided that the time has come!

For ONLY 48 HOURS 1xRun are opening the 1xRUN Archives for the first time ever! In this exclusive first look they’re featuring more than 30 prints for the archives, including Artist Proofs, Printers Proofs and Returned Orders from the first 200 RUNs!

If you’ve missed out on RUNs like Glenn Barr’s “Episode 9”, BASK’s “Saturday Night” or John John Jesse’s "C is for Crucifix" here is your chance to grab one

Enter the Archives HERE

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Bad Dads - an art show tribute to the films of Wes Anderson by Spoke Art Round 2

Bad Dads - an art show tribute to the films of Wes Anderson

Opening night Saturday October 29th and Sunday October 30, 2011 6pm - 11pm
show on view through November 25, 2011

Spoke Art is pleased to present Bad Dads Round II an art show tribute to the films of Wes Anderson. Continuing upon the success of last year’s show they are bringing you another round of this beloved exhibit with both new and cherished artists from last year. One of the main underlying themes to many of the iconic and cult-status films of Wes Anderson is the incorporation of characters with family issues, notably father issues, please join us as an international roster of world class artists tackle this and other themes from Anderson’s oeuvre.

Bad Dads round II is a group show selected from some of Wes Andersonʼs most memorable and loved scenes, characters, concepts and themes, realized by some of the new contemporary art sceneʼs quickest rising and established stars. With an all star lineup representing nearly seventy of our favorite pop surrealist painters, screen printers, street and new contemporary artists working in the United States and beyond; artists include such notable guests as Craig Tapecat McCudden, Johannah O’Donnell, David Rose, Saul Boxx Gonzalez, Jing Wei, Audrey Pongracz, Mihcael Ramstead, Dima Drjuchin, Nicole Gustafsson, Cate Rangel, Julian Callos, Michael Ramstead, Ruel Pascual, Jesse Riggle, Danielle Rizzolo, Bec Winnel, Steve Foundling, Lucas Gluesenkamp, David K Rose, Jason Spencer, Bennet Slater, Christopher Brewer, Blaine Fontana, Daryll Peirce, Justin Lovato, Alexandre Day, Owen Sherwood, Sandi Calistro, Gene Guynn, Dave Greco, Greg Gossel, Zoltron, Jason Levesque Rhys Cooper, Tim Doyle and many, many more.

What: 'Bad Dads - an art show tribute to the films of Wes Anderson'

Where: Spoke Art - 816 Sutter St. San Francisco, CA 94109

When: Opening Saturday October 29th and Sunday October 30th 6pm-10pm. Show on view through the month of November.

For more information on Spoke Art: http://www.spoke-art.com

The Joshua Budich posters are on sale now HERE

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Quentin vs. Coen Round Three: Los Angeles Prints on sale

Spoke Art has released the last round of prints and original art from their Quentin vs. Coen art shows. Some incredible work be sure to check out.

Buy them HERE

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Quentin vs. Coen Round Three: Los Angeles by Spoke Art

Audrey Pongracz

Oliver Barrett

Cate Rangel

Spoke Art is very proud to announce the third and final round of our nationally touring art show, 'Quentin vs. Coen.'

Following huge turnouts in New York City and San Francisco, 'QvC' is making its way down the pop culture mecca of the world, Los Angeles.

On Saturday, October 1st and Sunday, October 2nd, SoCal residents will finally get their chance to see the hundred-plus collection of original paintings, sculpture, and limited edition prints in person at the Beyond Eden Art Fair in East Hollywood.

For more information on the fair, directions and hours, please visit the Beyond Eden website: http://www.beyondedenartfair.com/

To RSVP for the event, please visit the Facebook event page:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=167344596685279

Admission is free

If you would like to receive a preview of the original works from the show, please visit the Spoke Art website and shoot them an email and they'll put you on the collector list.

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Gallery 1988 Garbage Pail Kids prints and original art on sale

Gallery1988 had a mind blowing show open this weekend and the classic Garbage Pail Kids were the subject. Prints by James Flames, Rhys Cooper and Joshua Budich to name just a few are on sale now. Original art by Alex Pardee and Audrey Pongracz among others is on sale as well.

Check out the prints HERE

Check out the original art HERE

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Audrey Pongracz My Poor Baby art print on sale now

Audrey Pongracz has released a print of her stunning painting My Poor Baby. The Giclee print is 13 x 16 on smooth art paper with an edition of 25 signed and numbered.

Buy it HERE

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Beautiful Monstrosities Show featuring Audrey Pongracz and April Segedi covered

Last night in Royal Oak, Michigan at 323 East Gallery they had the opening of Beautiful Monstrosities and the ITRPF Street Team was on hand. Besides being equally talented (and equally beautiful), artists Audrey Pongracz and April Segedi both share a passion for certain thematic motifs that appear frequently in their respective works - the dark underside of images drawn from fantasy and from the Victorian idealization of the female. It is a powerful and ambiguous theme to be sure - a dreamscape with poison, threatening shadows, stifled passion, imperiled innocence, and a hushed mood of desperation. In "Beautiful Monstrosities" the painter and the sculptor will unveil faces that seem comforting and familiar at first to the viewer ... but look closely at each piece and you will discern that masks are slowly vanishing.

Exhibition runs from July 9th through August 10th

Contact 323East to purchase any of the art.

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