Showing posts with label art show. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art show. Show all posts

Friday, July 10, 2020

David Welker Virtual Open House Release Details

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It goes without saying that 2020 has thrown us all some serious curves.

Normally around this time of year David Welker would be opening his studio to the public. Needless to say that won’t be happening and David says he will truly miss greeting everyone in person. Nonetheless he's been working very hard on several new prints and originals so he'd like to invite you all to a very comprehensive, first ever virtual open house, this Friday July 10th starting at 12pm eastern.

"I hope you enjoy the line up for this show. It’s been so much fun creating and I will be working to finish the new pieces right up to show day." DW
Prints
Will go live in the Virtual Open House – Prints section at 12PM EST on Friday, July 10th.
Prints are limited to 1 per person/household of each edition.He will combine and refund shipping on multiple orders.
Random prints will be doodled. Prints will ship in 4 – 5 weeks. 
 
Mystery Tubes
Will go live in the Virtual Open House – Prints section at 12:15PM EST on Friday, July 10th.
Each tube will contain at least 3 prints. Prints may be from an edition, as well as APs, PPs, TPs and a chance of receiving small original drawings.
Each tube will cost $250.
 
Originals
Will go live in the Originals section of the website at 12:30PM EST on Friday, July 10th.
These are sold on a first come, first serve basis. Please click on the inquire button to submit a request to purchase. 
 
Check out all the work in the Show Catalog HERE.
 
Head over to  https://welker-studios.myshopify.com/ and loosen up that F5 finger.

Wednesday, November 22, 2017

Galerie F Punk Rock & Paintbrushes in Chicago and Back To The Future

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Galerie F has a couple of big things happening that might be of interest.

PRESALE NOW - Galerie F have an upcoming pop-up show at Galerie F with an opening artist reception on Friday, December 1st from 6-11PM. They commissioned Suburban Avenger to design the show poster for this event with Matt Skiba (Blink-182 & Alkaline Trio), Warren Fitzgerald (The Vandals & Oingo Boingo), Hunter Burgan (AFI) and Danny Greene. They'll be hosting their group art exhibition all weekend but on opening night all artists will be present and available to sign the show poster IF you already have RSVP to attend. Any prints purchased with shipping will not be signed and more details about the presale are on the website:

"Punk Rock & Paintbrushes in Chicago"
18"x24" - 4 Colors - Edition of 100 Signed and numbered
Proceeds from this sale will go to Hope for the Day

2. PRINT RELEASE - Their next Logan Theatre print release is coming up! They've got a Back to the Future print by Suburban Avenger which will be available at the VIP release of the print on opening night of the screening. We'll be there starting at 9PM at The Logan Theatre on Tuesday, November 28th. The print goes online on galerief.com on Wednesday, November 29th at 2PM.

Here's a bit from the artist about working on the print:

"I feel like Back to the Future is one of those movies where there's a ton of posters for it, but they all center around similar themes of Hill Valley or the Delorean or Marty or Doc or the film's other frequent elements. Which I mean rightly so, they're all great parts of the movie. But going into this gig, I knew from the start exactly what I wanted to portray. I remember the first time I saw BTTF, I literally couldn't get Johnny B. Goode out of my head for the next two weeks. I felt like that scene so well captured the tone of the movie as a whole, and I knew from the very start I wanted to do something with Marty and that gorgeous Gibson ES-345. Incorporating the Delorean was a very last minute touch, but I feel that it drastically changes the piece and adds in that clever little element." - Luke Martin of Suburban Avenger Studios

"Johnny B Goode"
18"x24" - 4 Colors - Edition of 50 Signed and numbered

Thursday, September 29, 2016

Vance Kelly London After Midnight Art Show At Flood Gallery

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The Flood Gallery is proud and excited to host the first UK solo show by the brilliant VANCE KELLY. The exhibition, called ‘London After Midnight’ will showcase a wide range Vance’s brilliant work, past and present. The event will also see the release of 4 brand new Vance Kelly screen-prints based on cinematic classics ‘A Clockwork Orange’, ‘James Bond - Dr No’, ’Prince of Darkness’ and ‘Dracula’.

Vance will be at The Flood Gallery in person as he introduces the world to his latest work!

The event begins at 7pm BST, Thursday 29th September. Everyone is welcome, complimentary drinks are included and it’s completely free to attend. If you can make it, be there! If you can’t, do not worry… All of Vance’s new prints, along with some of his best retrospective work will be available online at 10pm BST which is 5 pm EDT Thursday.

The event sees the launch of 4 brand new screen prints celebrating cinema classics by Vance Kelly. Each of these stunning screen-prints is available as a regular edition plus a variant.

DON’T FORGET! The event is taking place at the Flood Gallery, 8 Greenwich Market, London SE10 9HZ on THURSDAY 29th SEPTEMBER and begins at 7pm. THE NEW RELEASE PRINTS WILL DROP ONLINE AT www.thefloodgallery.com at 10PM BST which 5pm EDT.

Friday, September 9, 2016

Craig Drake Solo Show III At Hero Complex Gallery

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Hero Complex Gallery are super pleased to have Craig Drake joining them at Hero Complex Gallery again on Saturday, September 10th for his Third Solo with HCG! He will be signing on opening night and on Sunday, September 11th from 1-3pm, so be sure to bring any artwork you have of his to get signed.

Expect a unique, one-of-a-kind experience for this show...they want this to be a wholly new experience alongside Craig's amazing art...the sight, the sound and the manner in which you view and experience the artwork will be completely different that what you're used to. Think mood and atmosphere, special lighting, and a soundtrack for the experience.

Wednesday, September 7, 2016

Jeff Soto The Sotofish Society Solo Art Show

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Jeff Soto returns this Saturday for his fifth solo exhibit at Jonathan LeVine Gallery! On September 10, 2016, “The Sotofish Society" opens in New York City.

Exhibition Dates: September 10 - October 8, 2016
Opening Reception: Saturday, September 10, 6-8pm

To receive an advance preview contact sales@jonathanlevinegallery.com

Jonathan LeVine Gallery
529 West 20th Street
New York, NY 10011
+212 243 3822

 Jonathan LeVine Gallery is pleased to present The Sotofish Society, a series of new works by California based artist Jeff Soto in what will be his fifth solo exhibition at the gallery.

With a history of showing at the gallery for over a decade Soto returns with paintings and drawings that reinterpret elements of his life’s work. Viewing this series as a rebirth, he continues to transplant viewers to an alternate universe while going back to his roots and evolving iconic characters, such as yetis, reapers, robots and the Sotofish. He describes, “I always feel like an artist’s entire body of work should be fair game to use. My cast of characters and the worlds I create are The Sotofish Society.”

Soto depicts friendly creatures and personifications of earth’s forces that thrive in a dystopian environment plagued by the complexities of modern living. These otherworldly creatures roam the surreal landscape and are surrounded by overgrown greenery, deteriorating technology and overall societal decay. However, Soto’s use of vibrant colors and organic shapes evoke a sense of hope and effort to revitalize, communicating themes of family, nature, life, and death.

For this exhibition the artist focused on creating work based on instinct and emotion, resulting in dynamic paintings with many layers, silhouettes and design elements. Along with acrylic compositions on wood and paper, The Sotofish Society will include a selection of watercolors, which are rarely exhibited, as well as limited edition relief prints. By merging a refined selection of graffiti and mixed media techniques, Soto continues to bridge the gap between street art and pop surrealism.

Wednesday, July 1, 2015

PhanArt Presents: In All Good Company Celebrating 50 Years of Grateful Art In Chicago

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“In All Good Company”, the largest exhibit of Grateful Dead Art and Artists, will be held Friday July 3, Saturday July 4 and Sunday July 5 from 12pm-6pm at Congress Plaza Hotel in Chicago, IL, 1 mile from Soldier Field, the site of ‘Fare Thee Well’, reuniting the ‘core four’ of the Grateful Dead alongside Trey Anastasio, Bruce Hornsby and Jeff Chimenti.

Exhibited art includes limited edition posters, clothing, pins, tye-dyes, books, photography and other unique Grateful Dead inspired art from a variety of vendors and artists. Musical performances from Chicago bands Jack Straw and Under the Willow will compliment the artists throughout the art exhibition, with curated music from Blank Space Arts.

Admission to this event is FREE.

(Chicago, IL, June 18, 2015) PhanArt Presents has announced the final lineup of artists for “In All Good Company”, the largest ever exhibition of Grateful Dead art and artists celebrating 50 years of Grateful Dead inspired art and featuring an extensive range of artists who draw inspiration from the music of the Grateful Dead. The art exhibition will be held July 3, 4 and 5 from 12pm-6pm daily at the historic Congress Plaza Hotel, 520 South Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL, located near Grant Park. This one of a kind art show, created and produced by Pete Mason, will be held during the final performances of the ‘core four’ of the Grateful Dead during ‘Fare Thee Well’ at Soldier Field.

Poster artists include John Warner, Phil Kutno, Richard Biffle, TRiPP, Good Thoughts Printing, Jeff Troldahl, Not Fade Away Artworks, Jim Pollock, Michael Boyer, Mark Serlo, The Art of Ryan Kerrigan, all of whom will have a variety of prints available from across the portfolio of the Grateful Dead’s history.

Pin makers on hand at “In All Good Company” include Kingpin Designs, Dr. Wookles, Pin Me Down, Andrew Bryant, Pinsanity Designs Zenster and Dave Bangert, each of which will feature their ever-popular pin series and designs, as well as other items made specifically for the Fare Thee Well shows.

Clothing makers Uncle John’s Outfitters, Erin Cadigan, Get Shit Done, Heady Teddy’s Outfitters, Grateful Girls Scarves, Eden’s Rose Foundation, Lot Lifestyle, S.A.W. Creations, Vintage Dead and The Shakedown Shop will have a variety of clothing styles and hats and accessories, perfect for fans of all ages.

Photography exhibits by Dead Images from Robbi Cohn and Scott Harris Photo highlight and connect eras of the Grateful Dead with prints for sale.

Tye-Dye artist Courtenay Pollock, who crafted the tye-dye backdrops used by the Grateful Dead during their career will have the original articles on sale. Rhoney Stanley will be on hand to meet fans and sell copies of her book “Owsley and Me: My LSD Family.”

Exhibitors with a variety of art include Mountain Family Glass, Sunshine Daydream Hippie Shop, Morning Dew Tye-Dyes, Easy Wind Family Creations, Amigos and Us,
and Art by Acorn.

PhanArt is thrilled to be partnering with Summer Camp Music Festival to host a MAKE A DIFFERENCE Drive in support of a local Non-Profit Organization as well as The Mockingbird Foundation! Those that join us in supporting these organizations during each of our three days in Chicago will be entered into a daily raffle, with drawings for prizes including a printed canvas by ReverbSoul and other incredible art, Summer Camp 2016 tickets, and more TBA! Additionally, Sunshine Daydream Hippie Shop will give everyone that helps us MAKE A DIFFERENCE through the weekend an entry in their LIVE Raffle on Sunday, July 5 for a ticket to that night's final ‘Fare Thee Well’ Grateful Dead show at Soldier Field. Be sure to RSVP to the Facebook event to get updates on how to participate...

Musical performances during the weekend feature Chicago bands Jack Straw and Under the Willow, as well as a daily playlist curated by Blank Space Arts. Jack Straw brings forth a richly diverse array of music, mixing together songs by the likes of Phish, the Grateful Dead, Eric Clapton, the Allman Brothers, Old and in the Way, as well as original songs. Under the Willow blend socially conscious lyrics with intricate compositions to evoke a unique brand of songwriting that borrows from bluegrass and folk music. Blank Space Arts will curate playlists to set the tone for each day while complimenting each day’s musical performance, providing an audio component to accompany the visual aspects of the art show.

PhanArt shows have been held since 2013 and bring together artists and fans in a professional yet unique setting that become sought after events to attend. Posters, pins, shirts, stickers and much more are made to celebrate the inspiration behind various genres of music. Produced by Pete Mason, founder of PhanArt and author of PhanArt: The Art of the Fans of Phish, PhanArt exhibitions have been held in Atlantic City, NJ, Chicago, IL, Las Vegas, NV and Miami, FL and represent a continued effort to promote and exhibit original and unique concert art from a wide variety of artists.

In keeping with the great tradition and success of past art shows, In All Good Company will offer free entry to all patrons and tubes available for purchase. Special edition works only available at the show can be viewed on PhanArt.net and acquired exclusively at the PhanArt show.

“In All Good Company” is sponsored by John Warner Studios, NYS Music, Summer Camp Music Festival, The Body Sound Chair, Scents and Subtle Sounds, Cash or Trade and Band Shirt Archive.

Tuesday, June 18, 2013

Summer in Saratoga Rock Art Exhibition with Phish

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“Summer in Saratoga: A Rock Art Exhibition,” featuring artists from around the country will be held on Saturday July 6th from 10am-3pm at The Saratoga Hilton, in downtown Saratoga Springs, New York. Developed and produced by a group of artists and fans known as the Mothership Art Collective, the art show will be held in the middle of a weekend of Phish, who play just down the road at Saratoga Performing Arts Center, July 5th-7th. Admission is free

The lineup of artists slated to exhibit at “Summer in Saratoga: A Rock Art Exhibition,” represent some of the best artists in the community. Longtime artists AJ Masthay, TRiPP, John Warner, Ryan Kerrigan, Branden Otto, Edward Wilson, Bruce Horan, Lauren Domsky and Isadora Bullock have been a part of Mothership Art Collective Art shows in the past and each have a large portfolio of concert art across a wide range of musical acts. Erin Cadigan, an artist from Woodstock, NY will be featuring her art, posters as well as her clothing line THREE. Joining the show for the first time is Nate Duval, an official poster artist who has an extensive history of creating unique posters for a number of musical acts. David Calarco, author of Mr. Miner’s Phish Thoughts: An Anthology by a Fan for the Fans will have copies of his book for sale at the show.

First timers include Bill Pompeii of Pompeii Prints, maker of posters, shirts and various pins that have gained acclaim among Phish fans, and Troy, NY artist Drew Suto, who as Senior Artist for Surrender to the Flow, designs the cover art for the Phish fan magazine handed out for free on lot at every show.

Pin makers and artists of the ever growing pin collector/trader community include Matthew Jurcic of 10 Minute Tube Designs, Jack Firestone of Party Time Pins, Willy of Page Side High and Adrian Sharpe of stuPINdous Creations. In addition to these pin makers will be Noah Phence of Zenster, Anthony Leetz of Ant Pharms Pins, Monk Cav and Tanner Council of MYFE. Designs, and Sam Sutton of PerPINdicular Pins who will feature their ever popular pin series and designs.

Non-profits included in “Summer in Saratoga: A Rock Art Exhibition”, are The Mockingbird Foundation, which has given grants for music education totaling more than $700,000 over the past 15 years; Screens ‘n’ Suds, which combines craft beers and art to benefit the National MS Society and charities in Richmond, VA and Chicago, IL, raising over $75,000 since 2009; and PhanArt, a book and website created as a way to showcase the art made by Phish fans, raising money for The Mockingbird Foundation through donations from artists and fans, totaling over $10,000 since 2009.

In keeping with the great tradition and success of past poster shows, “Summer in Saratoga: A Rock Art Exhibition” will offer free entry to all patrons and tubes available for purchase. Charitable donations from the event will be made to The Mockingbird Foundation, as well as a wide array of artists featuring posters to fit any budget. More artists will be announced in mid-June, as well as special edition works only available at the show, which will be available for viewing shortly thereafter at www.mothershipartcollective.org

Monday, March 12, 2012

Rock Art Poster Fair at Bethel Woods New York 4/28 & 4/29

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In conjunction with the special exhibit Byrd/Skolnick: A Tale of Two Posters, Bethel Woods will host a weekend-long Rock Art Poster Fair, providing the opportunity for poster collectors, vendors, scholars and enthusiasts to convene at our historic location to celebrate the iconic art forms of posters and prints. Bethel Woods is located in Bethal New York on the site of the original 1969 Woodstock Festival

On Saturday, April 28, New York Fine Art Appraisers will be on-site from 12:00-4:00 to offer oral appraisals of rock posters from personal collections. Limit one item per person. Each appraisal will take approximately 5-10 minutes. Cost is $25 per appraisal, and tickets may be purchased at the Bethel Woods Box Office. Appraisals will be done in the main Poster Fair gallery so that visitors can observe appraisers at work.

The weekend will center around the Poster Marketplace, featuring poster and print vendors and rock memorabilia, as well companies from related fields (lighting, framing, art conservation). The marketplace runs Saturday, April 28 - Sunday, April 29.

Throughout the weekend, local and regional artists will demonstrate poster-making techniques, modeling methods used from the 1960s to the present. Visitors will also have the opportunity to try their own hand at poster design. An appraiser will be on-site for limited hours, providing consultations to visitors who are interested in learning more about posters in their personal collections.

The weekend begins on Friday, April 27 with a screening of the film American Artifact, which explores rock poster art since the 1960s. The film will be introduced by director Merle Becker, who will also lead the post-film Cinema Conversation.

A speaker event on Saturday, April 28 will feature Stephanie Plunkett from the Norman Rockwell Museum leading a conversation with artists David Byrd and Arnold Skolnick. After the speaker event, the artists will be available to sign books and copies of their posters.

For more information and to buy tickets click HERE

Sunday, October 10, 2010

Pictures from the TRPS Festival of Rock Posters in San Francisco

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One of the guys on EB was kind enough to share his pictures from the TRPS show yesterday with ITRPF. The pics are huge so click on them to enlarge

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