Showing posts with label jim pollock. Show all posts
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Thursday, April 18, 2019

Shakedown Gallery Bicycle Day 2019 Print Release

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It's no secret that Bicycle Day is the favorite holiday at Shakedown Gallery. April 19th is the day that they pull out all the stops and release as many great prints as they possibly can!

Emek, Pollock, Mouse, Biffle, DuBois, Johnathan Singer, Michael Divine, Sarah Farah, Mikio...The list is extensive.

While others, like the Marc Bodē signed Cheech Wizard print, just so happen to be the first Augmented Reality animated blotter, and, as such, are just too weird for words and have to be seen to be believed.

When two powerhouse Grateful Dead artists like painter Richard Biffle and Dead and Company visual sorcerer Johnathan Singer collaborate, the result is bound to amaze.

Each limited edition print is hand-signed by the artist.The prints are printed using vegetable based ink

Some are on sale now the rest drop on Friday, April 19th, at 9 AM Pacific time at https://shakedowngallery.com/

Friday, October 12, 2018

Gabba Gallery Tetralogy Show with Jim Pollock AJ Masthay Jermaine Rogers and Joey Feldman

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Join Gabba Gallery for Tetralogy! Featuring four superstars in the contemporary poster art industry Jim Pollock, AJ Masthay, Jermaine Rogers, and Joey Feldman.

Pre-Show Print Sale and Sign
What: Artist meet-and-greet, print sale, and signing.
When: October 13th, 1-4PM
Where: Gabba Salon (adjacent to the main gallery).
3126 Beverly Blvd
Los Angeles 90057

Procedures:
6AM - Line formation allowed
10AM - ticketed bracelets assigned
12PM - return to Gabba with bracelet
1PM - doors open (10 people at a time)
Only new prints will be available during this time.
1 print version is allowed per guest. Guests will have the opportunity to purchase additional prints of the same version, if available, during  normal show hours at 7-11PM.

Pollock, Masthay, and Feldman will be on site for a meet and greet, and to add a little hand embellishment to your new print. Due to expected high volume, please be gracious for the amount of time available for each artist to spend on a print. The rest of the exhibition will not be open to view during the pre-show print sale.

What: Tetralogy: A set of four related symptoms or abnormalities frequently occurring together.
When: October 13, 7-11PM
Where: Gabba Gallery
3126 Beverly Blvd
Los Angeles 90057

Pollock, Masthay, Rogers, and Feldman will convene at Gabba Gallery, each showcasing his own individual collection.

Expect to see original fine art, screen prints, test prints, gig posters, art toys, doodled and defaced prints, and other rare treasures from the artists’ personal archives.

Additionally, for Tetralogy, each artist created a portrait of one of the other artists in the show.

Joey Feldman  will have two new original works of art will be on display and for sale along with print editions.


More pictures and info go to  https://www.gabbagallery.com/tetralogy-procedures

Wednesday, September 28, 2016

Jim Pollock HIGH PHI Print And Art Work Release

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Galerie F are dropping all of the remaining work from Jim Pollock's HIGH PHI show, their current exhibition, online this Wednesday, September 28th at 5 PM CDT.

"Bud Print" by Jim Pollock
21"x35"- Wood Panel
$500

"Bud Print (Black)" by Jim Pollock
18"X24" - Linoleum Block Print on Cover Stock
Available in a Variety of Colors
$50

"Bud Print (Bright Blue)" by Jim Pollock
18"X24" - Linoleum Block Print on Text Weight Paper
Available in Two Colors
$40

"Greensky Bluegrass" by Jim Pollock
31"X 25.5" Original Linoleum Blocks Framed and Set in Epoxy Resin
$1500

"Bud Print (Lava Foil)" by Jim Pollock
24"X36" Screen Print on Lava Foil Paper
$350

Buy them today at www.galerief.com/

Monday, September 19, 2016

Jim Pollock High-Phi Art Show Opening At Galerie F

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HIGH PHI is a Jim Pollock solo exhibition highlighting his reinterpretation of what it means to produce artwork about marijuana. The work takes on an activist stance in regards to his belief in the normalization of marijuana use around the world.

Exhibition Opening: September 23 6 p.m.-10 p.m.
Exhibition Duration: September 23 - October 23

Recently, Galerie F hosted a tremendously successful 30 Year Retrospective event featuring Jim Pollock’s long and illustrious career. Widely known for his bold and colorful linoleum prints featuring world famous bands such as Phish, Pollock’s more recent work deals with environmental and social issues. The artist is deeply committed to the legalization of marijuana as well as hemp as a valuable commodity. “HIGH PHI,” as an exhibition, highlights this aspect of Pollock’s artistic activism.

The month-long exhibit will feature brand new, never-before-seen work highlighting Pollock’s passion for the legalization and normalization of marijuana use in the United States. The work featured stems from Pollock’s drive to elevate the buying experience of a product that is typically viewed as illegal or unethical. Through this work, the artist aims to change stereotypes surrounding artwork displayed in locations such as marijuana dispensaries by producing work that examines the botanical intricacies, vivid colors, and highly intellectual beauty in the many different varieties of this controversial plant.

Pollock’s fans and collectors are dedicated, but this latest foray may catapult him as the Monet of Mary Jane. This upcoming show will feature new prints and sculptural art objects that integrate math and marijuana. “I was trying to incorporate the ratio of phi into every rendering. You can see it in the number of leaves, the angles at which the leaves protrude.” Like the universe in a thumbnail, these posters are a design feat that promise the more you look, the more you see. Besides the ride down the rabbit hole that is the golden mean, Pollock has another message: “I wanted to create art that pushes into the forefront something that should have been legalized years ago.” 

“HIGH PHI” examines a different side of this quirky and influential artist. Join Galerie F in celebrating a landmark step in the evolution of Pollock’s accomplished career.

https://www.facebook.com/events/1650787941903809/

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.

Wednesday, January 28, 2015

Jim Pollock's "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" & Anne Benjamin's "Annie Hall" Posters Release Details

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Galerie F have got two brand new lovely prints from the Logan Theatre collaborative project. They very excited to present their first female artist in the series, Anne Benjamin, who has created the playful yet stoic film poster for Annie Hall. Galerie F will also be releasing Chicago legend Jim Pollock's Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Those that are based in Chicago can come see the movie and grab your own copy before the drop on January 30th at 10:00 PM at The Logan Theatre! After attending they opening reception for ANIMAL TRICKS.

Otherwise they will be for sale on the web. Monday, February 2 at 2PM CST at GalerieF.com

Who Framed Roger Rabbit? by Jim Pollock
Linocut print, signed and numbered by the artist
Measures 18"x24" - edition of 100

Annie Hall by Anne Benjamin
Screenprint, signed and numbered by the artist
Measures 18"x24" - edition of 150

Monday, October 17, 2011

This weekends Primus posters by Jim Pollock and Chris Shaw

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Legendary Phish poster artist Jim Pollock did the poster for Primus in Chicago on Friday night! Using a hand cut design from a linoleum block and hand printed on a 19th century press. On sale here: http://pollockprints.com/ soon.

Chris Shaw did the poster for the show in Iowa Saturday night. A hand inked, 4 color, Corn-fed Iowa Man by the prolific Chris Shaw and limited to only 100. On sale this week at http://chrisshawstudio.com/ , waiting to hear when exactly.

Saturday, June 18, 2011

Tonights Phish Poster from Raleigh, NC by Status Serigraph

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Sundays Poster


Raleigh, NC got a nice looking poster from Status Serigraph tonight. Signed and numbered out of 575. Phish fans better get to the Portsmouth show early tomorrow, Jim Pollock is doing the poster

Thursday, August 5, 2010

Tonight's Phish Poster from Berkeley California by Jim Pollock

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New classic from Jim Pollock for the first night of Phish's concerts in Berkeley. 2 color Linocut print sure to make all the Phish fans happy. Get them at the show.

Saturday, June 19, 2010

Tonights PHISH Poster from SPAC Saratoga Springs by Jim Pollock

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Phish poster fans rejoice, its Jim Pollock as the artist for tonight's poster for the show at Saratoga Performing Arts Center.

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Jim Pollock Urban Floral Art Print On Sale.

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Urban Floral
20" x 13"
4 hand-carved linoleum blocks printed on vintage Washington Iron Hand Press
Limited Edition of 375 (325 available)
Signed by Jim Pollock
Buy it at PollockPrints.com

Check out the Foo Dog prints too they pretty cool

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

JIM POLLOCK MAGIC HAT VINYL LAGER PRINTS

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425 piece limited run hand numbered & hand signed JIM POLLOK VINYL prints. ONE PER PERSON!!! Proceeds to benefit the Water Wheel Foundation.

12 x 12 $40
Buy it at MagicHat.net

Saturday, May 9, 2009

Original Phish Hampton Jim Pollock poster art work for sale

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The Mimi Fishman Foundation is auctioning off Jim Pollock's original Hampton art.

This original hand-drawn Jim Pollock marker rendering was created for Phish’s triumphant return to the stage March 6th, 7th & 8th, 2009 in Hampton, Virginia.

This authentic, one-of-a-kind color conception created on newsprint served as the final concert poster design. This design was produced as a three color, hand-carved, linoleum block, limited edition print of 750 posters which were sold at the three nights of comeback concerts. Hand-pressed on an antique Washington Printers Proofing press in Chicago, the edition was signed and numbered and sold out at the shows.

Jim Pollock has created over 25 hand-pressed limited edition concert posters for Phish in addition to several hundred other illustrations utilized in everything cartoons for the band’s official newsletter, the Doniac Schvice, to other posters, t-shirts, album covers, ticket designs and various related merchandise.

Your charitable bid goes to help the Waterwheel Foundation.
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