Scott Listfield & Mckenzie Fisk Prints Release

Thinkspace Gallery have some new print editions from Scott Listfield and McKenzie Fisk

A portion of the proceeds from each print edition will be donated directly to Black Lives Matter Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Action Bail Fund.

SCOTT LISTFIELD
Mount Rushmore
Edition of 75
Fine art print on 290gsm paper
18 x 26 inches / 45.7 x 66 cm Signed and numbered by the artist

SCOTT LISTFIELD
Hollywood Forever
Edition of 75
Fine art print on 290 gsm paper
16 x 20 inches / 40.6 x 50.8 cm
Signed and numbered by the artist

MCKENZIE FISK
Legend Has It
Edition of 75 Signed and numbered by the artist
Fine art print on Signa Smooth 300gsm cotton rag paper with deckled edges
Deckled edges 20 x 20 inches / 50.8 x 50.8 cm

Available now in the Thinkspace web store
https://shop.thinkspaceprojects.com

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Scott Listfield Humpback Art Print Release

PangeaSeed Foundation is pleased to announce the latest print release in our 2020 print project, "In Peril: A Visual Story of Our Ocean's Greatest Challenges". Featuring original artwork by supporting ARTivist Scott Listfield (USA). This limited art print edition highlights the devastating impacts of climate change on marine ecosystems and desertification.

Artist: Scott Listfield (USA)
Title: "Humpback"
Dimensions: 16x24 inches with the half-inch border
Edition size: Limited edition of 50 plus 5 APs signed/numbered by the artist
Pricing: $80 plus shipping

Available: Wednesday, March 11, 2020, at 12pm PST via shop.pangeaseed.org

Artist Statement:

"I made this painting last summer as part of a series of paintings for my first show in Australia, at Beinart Gallery in Melbourne. At the time I was thinking a lot about the fragile ecosystem of the Australian continent. It's a very dry country made up of a huge desert, surrounded by a ring of habitable land, which seems precarious giving rising global temperatures and increased desertification. Australia is also home to the Great Barrier Reef, one of the world's great natural wonders, which is in a perilous state. And, of course, Australia is where Mad Max comes from. Which might include some truly badass car chase scenes, but is also, at its heart, is a parable about our love for gas and automobiles trumping our love for nature and humanity. Well, at least as I see it.

And so I was thinking about all of these things as I worked on a series of paintings all set in a dusty desert plain, with remnants of our civilization mixed in with the last stragglers of a once vibrant ecology. The recent brush fires in Australia happened a few months after I finished this series of paintings, and made them seem oddly prescient. I make paintings about the future - the future we think we're going to have, to future we're trying to avoid, and the future perhaps we'd most like to see. I think we're living in a moment where the future is still very open, but we're increasingly inching towards the point where it will be dictated for us. What I really hope I'm doing in my work is pointing out how beautiful this future could be, but also how sad and empty it might turn out if we don't take some responsibility for it soon." - Scott Listfield

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Scott Listfield Walrus Art Print Release By PangeaSeed

PangeaSeed Foundation is pleased to announce the latest print release for their 2019 print project, "In Peril". Featuring original artwork by supporting ARTivist Scott Listfield (USA). This limited art print edition highlights climate change and habitat loss.

Artist: Scott Listfield (USA)
Title: "Walrus"
Dimensions: 20x20 inches with half inch border
Edition size: Limited edition of 75 plus 5 APs signed/numbered by the artist
Pricing: $75 plus shipping

Available: Thursday, July 18, 2019 at 12pm PDT via shop.pangeaseed.org

Artist Statement:

After many years living in Boston, I recently relocated to Los Angeles. When I first got into town, I was staying in a very temporary housing situation near Hollywood. And it felt temporary. Everything felt temporary. I felt unmoored for the first time in a while, I had no place I could really call home, and it was unsettling. Everywhere I went I felt like the astronaut in my paintings, exploring a world that seemed familiar but which I didn't totally understand.

I had left Boston because I was sick of shoveling snow. I mean, there was a lot more to it than that, but I did really hate it. The winters had become increasingly intolerable. Whether that was a short term trend or part of a larger environmental shift, I couldn't say. I landed in Los Angeles in October and the mountains above Malibu were on fire. The mountains here are beautiful. The ones back home are much smaller, although they burn less frequently, I guess. I had moved very far from home, and for a little while I felt like I was just one more person pushing my way outwards, filling up the available space.

The winters will probably keep getting worse, and the fires will too. I wonder what will happen when they stop getting worse. Will we still be around? How many animals will be left? Maybe the winters in Los Angeles will be more like Boston, or maybe Boston will be more like Los Angeles. I hope the Walrus will have some place they can call home. Maybe it'll be here in LA. The mountains here are beautiful.

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Announcing 1xRUN's Record Store Day 2019 Print Suite Artist Roster

This year 1xRUN has teamed up with ABCNT, Dan Witz, Denial, Glenn Barr, Jesse Kassel, Jim Houser, Luke Chueh, Naturel, Ron Zakrin, Richard Wilson, Scott Listfield, Smoluk and Thomas Wimberly as each artist pays homage to their favorite albums with new print editions!

For the 2019 collection artists will pay homage not only to the records they love with unique looks at album covers by Black Sabbath, Notorious B.I.G., David Bowie, A Tribe Called Quest, The Beatles, Black Flag and more, but the musical styles and scenes that influence them with rave scenes, hip-hop portraits, country collages.

All the prints go on sale Saturday April 13 at Noon EDT at www.1xrun.com you can head over there now and see all the art.

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Scott Listfield Whale Shark Art Print Release By PangeaSeed

PangeaSeed is pleased to announce the latest print of the ongoing Sea of Change: The Year of Living Dangerously - Vol. 3 print suite by guest artist Scott Listfield (USA). The highlighted marine species of this edition is the endangered whale shark.

Artist: Scott Listfield (USA)
Title: "Whale Shark"
Dimensions: 20x20 inches with 1-inch border
Edition of 50 plus 5 APs on Italian cold press watercolor paper
Signed/numbered by the artist
Price: $75 plus shipping
Available Thursday, November 2 at 12pm PST via https://shop.pangeaseed.co/

Artist Statement:

"Scott Listfield is known for his paintings featuring a lone exploratory astronaut lost in a landscape cluttered with pop culture icons, corporate logos, and tongue-in-cheek science fiction references.

Much of his work deals with the future - or more specifically how ideas of the future we've seen in movies and TV shows can shape the time we live in now.

Do we want to live in a future like Mad Max? Blade Runner? The Terminator? Where living things, including humans, are pushed to the brink? Now is the time to start doing something, so that we can ensure our bleakest visions of the future continue to be just fiction." Scott Listfield -

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