PaperMonster has a beautiful new print available called True Identity. The print is 5 colors, measures 18″x24″, is an edition of 50 and costs $45. It’s available online at Abztract.
Bast has a print that will be for sale from Friday the 12th at Lazarides Gallery’s online store Shop At Lazarides. Niel Blender (Red) is an edition of 10 and will be for sale at £750. You can buy the print online from noon GMT on Friday.
According to Artinfo, Kathy Grayson, the current director of Deitch Project space on Wooster Street, plans to open her own gallery after Deitch Projects closes later this year (Jeffrey Deitch is closing the gallery to become director of MOCA in LA). Deitch is such a unique space that it’s probably too early to say exactly what this means, but Grayson has already said that she plans to bring some of the staff from Deitch Projects with her. Also, she is hoping to open the space with a show with Todd James, Barry McGee and Steve Powers (much like the Street Market show at Deitch Projects in 2000), which would be just plain awesome. Unfortunately, it sounds like Swoon and Os Gêmeos could be less welcome at her gallery.
Check out the full artist on Artinfo…
Don’t Panic, the a free UK magazine, has a poster by Banksy available this week’s Don’t Panic Pack. It’s a nice free way to get his “Forgive Us Our Trespassing” stencil. On the other side of the poster, there is an ad for Exit Through The Gift Shop, so get two packs, that way you can display both sides. More info on Don’t Panic’s website.
I’m pretty sure that I’m the only journalist/blogger/whatever to have taken a video camera inside Banksy’s Leake Street cinema, where he hosted the UK premiere of Exit Through The Gift Shop. If you didn’t have a chance to see the cinema in person, here’s your chance to check it out:
And S.Butterfly has a great set of photos from inside the cinema.
Anthony Lister can be one of my favorite painters. He was once described to me as “an extremely talented painter, who happens to use a spray can,” and I completely agree with that assessment.
Terms of Engagement by Anthony Lister
Lister’s next solo show is at Lyons Wier Gallery in New York City, and it opens on March 19th. Should be pretty awesome.
Also, Lister recently painted a mural at the Pulse art fair in NYC for the Lyons Wier Gallery.
Ad Deville of Skewville recently painted this in the back of Factory Fresh. Supply and demand, and two shall never meet.
Mac, Retna and Kofie painted this huge mural for Manifest Equality:
El Mac, Retna & Kofie: JUSTICE Mural for Manifest Equality- Time lapse: from Augustine Kofie on Vimeo.
C215 recently painted one of his classic stencils in Milan…
Back in January, Ronzo put up some sculptures in London of his credit crunch monster. Now he’s put together a film of him installing the sculptures. Although I mentioned these sculptures when they were first spotted, the film is kind of funny, so I thought it worth sharing:
Ronzo’s Pity of London – Part 1 from Ronzo on Vimeo.
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