Fuck Yeah MARK RYDEN

This is a fan blog, and it is in no way affiliated with the artist Mark Ryden. The pictures featured on this site belong to their respective owners. I try to credit everything I put on this blog (source links), but sometimes I don't know who the owner of a picture is. If something is yours, just let me know and I will gladly credit you or remove it. contact: [email protected]

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Mark Ryden “Meat Magi” illustration, 1997. Inquire for pricing and availability. #markryden #newcontemporary #popsurrealism #art

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Major Retrospective in Europe

“Cámara de las Maravillas”

Mark Ryden will have a major restrospective of his work exhibited in Málaga, Spain at the Centro de Arte Contemporáneo de Málaga.

December 16th, 2016 – March 5th, 2017

Who’s excited?

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Mark Ryden Exhibits New Paintings First Bronze Sculpture in “Dodecahedron” http://ift.tt/1Qz18qc via @hifructosemag

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Mark Ryden, Thirteen (1991).

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Memory Lane (#104) Mixed Media Diorama Automaton, 2013 Size: 96 x 120 x 60 inches; 243.8 x 304.8 x 152.4 cm

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Queen Bee Sketch by Mark Ryden

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New artwork by Mark Ryden. It will be featured in the group show “Small Indignities”, which will open at Red Truck Gallery in New Orleans on September 13. (More info HERE).

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Mark Ryden for Town & Country magazine, December 1993.

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Mark Ryden

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Mark Ryden.  1983.   Channeling Warhol.

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DAISY BROOCH

This brooch features Mark Ryden's "Daisy" drawing from "The Gay Nineties West" exhibition. The brooch features a mineral crystal dome and a solid metal back custom stamped with Mark's logo and a safety pin style attachment. The brooch comes in a black velvet pouch and box with a certificate of authenticity. Pin Size: 2" x 1-1/2" x 3/8" Porterhouse Item Number: P119 Price: $99.99

GET IT HERE!

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Today at Kohn Gallery to see Mark Ryden: The Gay Nineties. I’ve missed LA! More to come from my art-filled day.

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Mark Ryden created this video for Nick Cave’s contribution to his concept album “The Gay Nineties - Olde Tyme Music”.

This album is comprised of an array of musicians and artists performing their interpretation of the 1892 song “Daisy Bell (Bicycle Built for Two).” It is a part of Ryden’s art exhibition “The Gay Nineties West” which opened at Kohn Gallery in Los Angeles, CA on May 3, 2014. All profits from this record are being donated to “Little Kids Rock,” a nonprofit that revitalizes music education in disadvantaged schools.

www.littlekidsrock.org

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The Gay Nineties West Special Edition Invitation

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Mark Ryden’s long-anticipated solo show “The Gay 90s: West” opened last weekend at Kohn Gallery in LA. Check out opening night photos on Hi-Fructose.

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The Mark Ryden public gallery opening on Saturday.