Wish we could have attended the event ourselves, but luckily one of our readers sent us some opening pics from Dalek’s (interviewed) show at the Redux Contemporary that opened last night. Take a look at the whole set after the jump, and check out Dalek’s blog as well for additional photos.
As previously reported, Dalek’s (interviewed) show Broken, Beaten, & Buried is scheduled to open tonight at the Redux Contemporary Art Center. As you can see, Dalek and his crew are hard at work getting the installations ready for the exhibition. We were expecting paintings but didn’t realize they would be prepping the walls as well…can’t wait to see it finished. More installation pics after the jump.
Elms Lester is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a new group show and book launch. The book catalogs 17 exhibitions over the past 12 years with a Who’s-Who of contemporary urban art: Adam Neate, Jose Parla, Phil Frost, Anthony Lister, Futura, James Marshall (Dalek), Boris Tellegen (DELTA), Mark Dean Veca, Ron English, Space Invader, Stash and WK Interact. The book is limited to 1000 and is available here. The group show is nothing short of spectacular. Special mention goes to Adam Neate cause he is simply unconscious […]
A story came out today about a section of wall for sale on ebay that had a Banksy stencil on it from his times in Jamaica. The wall is free … but the catch is you have to purchase a set of photographs (one of which seen below) that chronicle the “deconstruction” of the wall – starting bid 100K. The photos are entitled “The Rock” taken by photographer Peter Dean Rickards of The Afflicted Yard, presumably the “owner” of the Banksy. So if you have […]
Kim at Definition Gallery forwarded us some images from their group show Dreamscapes, which includes some artists that we think are headed for bigger things like Michael Page, Martin Wittfooth, Dan May and Andy Kehoe (seen above). We like Page’s storytelling, Wittfooth’s textures, May’s linework, and Kehoe’s wonderful landscapes. These artists all paint surreal scenes and creatures from deep within their imaginations, hence the title of the show. More photos after the jump.
If you are like AM, you missed out on today’s Banksy drop. But don’t despair, because there are plenty of other new artist releases out there. Get the info, after the jump.
A young artist whose work we admire, South African born artist Candice Tripp, will be opening her show “Home Is Where The Telly Is” with Lazarides this Thursday. Although her work is not like the typical from Laz’s stable of street artists, her solo show starts on November 13th at the Newcastle location.  She was kind enough to send us some preview images for our readers as well as answer some questions after the jump…
Artist Interviews 123Klan Above Brett Amory Esao Andrews Armsrock Ana Bagayan Dan Baldwin I Dan Baldwin II Shawn Barber Gary Baseman Best | Ever Mark Brown Ray Caesar Nicoletta Ceccoli Henry Chalfant Colin Christian Sas Christian Luke Chueh I Luke Chueh II Martha Cooper Richard Colman Broken Crow (video) Kevin Cyr Dalek Daniel Danger Matt Dangler I Matt Dangler II D*Face Brian Despain Chloe Early Ekundayo Elbow-Toe Natalia Fabia Korin Faught Sam Flores Blaine Fontana Eric Fortune Nate Frizzell Ellis G. Jacub Gagnon Camille Rose […]
The second annual Baby Tattooville is fast approaching (October 3-5). This unique event, billed as a “limited edition retreat for artists & collectors,” has grown on us and Arrested Motion will be on hand to cover the event. The idea was for 50 paying attendees to spend the weekend participating in scheduled activities (panels, workshops, etc) and to socialize with the event’s artists. This year’s featured artists are Ana Bagayan, Glenn Barr, Dave Cooper, Bob Dob, Joe Ledbetter, Brandi Milne, Daniel Peacock, Shag, Amy Sol […]
