POSE Print Release At Los Angeles Frankly Show Opening TONIGHT

Two screenprints by Jordan Nickel (Pose) that will be released at the public opening of FRANKLY in Los Angeles TONIGHT!
Doors open at 7pm PDT at Library Street Collective (5428 W. Washington Blvd). This Saturday night marks the inauguration of LSC’s Los Angeles residency, featuring a solo exhibition by artist Jordan Nickel (POSE) - aptly titled FRANKLY - a collection of evolutionary works that will recontextualize the provenance of the artist's Pop Art influences.

The exhibition will take place from September 17 through October 11, 2016, with an Artists’ Reception held on Saturday, September 17th from 7-9 PM. Contact info@lscgallery.com for an exhibition catalog or additional information.

Jordan Nickel (Pose)
Untitled Reaction #1, 2016
Edition of 50
22” x 22" (55.88 x 55.88 cm)
4-color hand pulled screen print on Mohawk Superfine UltraWhite, 160 lb cover
Deckled edge
Signed and numbered by POSE
Printed by POP!NK Editions

Jordan Nickel (Pose)
Untitled Reaction #2, 2016
Edition of 50
22” x 22" (55.88 x 55.88 cm)
3-color hand pulled screen print with 3 color split fountain on Mohawk Superfine UltraWhite, 160 lb cover
Deckled edge
Signed and numbered by POSE
Printed by POP!NK Editions

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Pose Book 1 With Print

Stack of prints that come with book

Graffiti artist Pose has released his first ever book and it comes with signed silk screen print.

9" x 11" Hardbound Book in Slip Case
Full Color 136 Pages + Spot Color
Limited Edition of 1,500 Copies

Includes two inserts:
Rust-Oleum Factory on Fire! With POSE bio on back

1 Color Hand Pulled Screen Print
Untitled book edition
Neon paper, cover stock
Variety of colors randomly inserted
8" x 10”
Signed by POSE
Edition of 1,500 only available in book

Buy it at HelloPose.com

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Pose Library Street Collective Public Matter Mural for The Belt

About 10 days ago, Pose was in Tahiti working with Dabs Myla on killer wall for ONO'U Tahiti for their first international graffiti event. From there he came to Detroit to work on a smaller scale mural for Library Street Collective and their Public Matter art opening of The Belt. "Public Matter”, the fully accessible outdoor exhibition platform located between the Z parking garage and within the Belt, a newly redeveloped alley connecting Grand River and Gratiot Avenue between Broadway and Library Street in downtown Detroit. The Belt, named for its orientation in a former downtown garment district, also features permanent murals by more than a dozen local, national and international artists.

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Pose Burn Print Release Details

Graffiti artist Pose is releasing a new print on Monday titled Burn.

POSE
“BURN”
15 Color Hand Pulled Screen Print printed by POP!NK Editions
Mohawk Superfine UltraWhite, 160 lb cover
22x30”
Deckled Edges
Signed by POSE
Edition of 75
Only 1 print per person. If more are ordered your ENTIRE order will be refunded.
$450

POSE
“BURN” – Hand Embellished by POSE
15 Color Hand Pulled Screen Print printed by POP!NK Editions
Mohawk Superfine UltraWhite, 160 lb cover
22x30”
Deckled Edges
Signed by POSE
Edition of 25
Only 1 print per person. If more are ordered your ENTIRE order will be refunded.
$550

Available at a random time, Monday 05/11/15 on POSE's website, http://www.hellopose.com/shop/

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Library Street Collective Exhibit Z Show & Cyrcle Detroit Manifesto Print Release

It's 2014 and Detroit is 313 years old. For the past year a massive artistic undertaking happened as artist from all over the world created murals for the parking structure and building known as the Z in downtown Detroit.  Library Street Collective recently opened a group show featuring artwork from all the participating artists. Covering a wide range of styles, techniques and mediums, artists from all over the globe gladly partook in one of the biggest urban and contemporary art shows Detroit has seen in a long time. Featuring works by such names as Dabs Myla, How Nosm, Interesni Kazki, Tristan Eaton, Cyrcle, Revok, Gaia, Remi Rough, Sam Friedman, Maya Hayuk, Augustine Kofie, Pose, Logan Hicks, and more, the exhibition is a colorful overview of the infinite creative energy from the 27 artists featured in this project. While the large murals created inside of “The Z “garage in downtown Detroit represented the street expression of their art, the sculptures, paintings and drawings exhibited at the LSC gallery showcased the participants’ fine art side. Ranging from surrealistic to expressive, abstract and futuristic, with lots of elements and influences of graffiti and urban art mixed in, the works in this show surely have something for everyone to enjoy. The exhibition is planned to be on view until the end of April

Library Street Collective would like to invite you to join them in celebrating 313 amazing years on with Cyrcle's beautiful one color hand pulled "Detroit Manifesto" silk screen on French paper. This unique and empowering message is also an homage to the "Spirit of Detroit" bronze sculpture created by Marshall Fredericks with a custom patina ink color and gold signature.

There is also a book by Detroit photographer Sal Rodriguez that documents the months of work that went into creating the murals

You can buy the print, book and any remaining art from the show on the Library Street Collective website

To see all the pictures click the Coverage of Gallery Openings tab at the top of the page.

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Out With the Old Gallery Show at Library Street Collective Opening

Metal and life size

Earlier this month Library Street Collective in Detroit hosted the opening of their biggest show to date, Out With The Old. Featuring over 55 pieces of original work from a long list of the today's top artists it was quite the show. Covering both floors of the gallery there was something for everyone. With many of the artists in attendance made the show that much better.

Here is a list of just of the talent on display
AJ FOSIK
ALEX LUKAS
AUGUSTINE KOFIE
CLEON PETERSON
DABS & MYLA
DANA OLDFATHER
DAVE KINSEY
DMOTE
HACER
JIM HOUSER
KELSEY BROOKES
MR JAGO
NICK JASKEY
OMENS
POSE
PUSH
REVOK
REYES
RICHARD COLMAN
RIME
SAM FRIEDMAN
TRISTAN EATON
TRUSTOCORP
VIZIE
ZES

The show will be on display until October 1, if you get the chance and are in the area be sure to check out out. 

Put your cursor over the image to see the artists name. Also you can click on the them to enlarge the images

Click on the Coverage of Gallery Openings tab at the top to see all the pictures

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The Detroit Beautification Project Graffiti Wall of Fame Mural

 One of the most amazing parts of the The Detroit Beautification Project is what I call the Wall of Fame Mural. So many artists and so much work. In the first 8 photo's you can see them working on it and the last ones show the completed work, enjoy.

 

 

Now the completed mural

 

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New Art from Vizie Pose and others for Detroit Beautification Project 2012

As the chill of winter has given way to the warm hues of spring in Detroit, 1xRun is excited to unveil one of the largest public arts projects in Metro Detroit history. During the initial phase, executed in the first 2 weeks of May, over 25 internationally renowned street artists converged on Detroit and Hamtramck for an expansive public arts project.

“The artists participating in Detroit Beautification Project span the globe and provide an international and unique perspective on art in the public domain. We as Detroiters should welcome with open arms these artists who have fallen in love with our city and choose to create here...” said Matt Eaton of CONTRAprojects who spearheaded the project.

Beginning at Grand River Ave and Rosa Parks, near the Motorcity Casino on a group a vacant buildings, the project quickly expanded across town and throughout the cities of Detroit and Hamtramck. Building owners, community leaders and local residents have been overwhelmingly thrilled with the bold, colorful and uplifting murals.

Here is some new work by Vizie Pose Nekst and Shank

Hamtramck’s City Council wasn’t entirely approving at first. Council members, even those who appreciated the work, objected to not being informed first, the murals being painted on public property and the possible loss of value for those buildings. But check out the video and the comments by the mayor, it was good to hear.

Video from Michael Jackman Metro Times

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The Art of Pose for The Detroit Beautification Project

 Hailing from The Windy City, POSE has made an indelible mark on a multitude of cites around the globe. Best known for his progressive letter style and technical precision, POSE is an influential contributor to the contemporary graffiti movement, and his work has appeared in numerous magazines, books and films.

POSE grew up a half block from the CTA’s elevated train line, and started sneaking out to practice graffiti there in 1992. Coming of age during the golden age of Chicago graffiti, POSE put in endless work on the streets. His prolific output led him to become a local legend, and the city’s most internationally recognized graffiti artist.

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