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John Rozum’s one-of-a-kind papercut piece for our 30 Years Later show is spectacular! See the whole exhibit online here: nineteeneightyeight.com/collections/1987
“Handbills of Subversion - Tremendous Art from Losers, Nasty Women and The Gays” opened on January 20th—inauguration night—at MF Gallery. The proceeds from this show will benefit Planned Parenthood and the ACLU. All pieces are priced at $120.
Contact Martina Secondo Russo at [email protected] to schedule a visit, or to purchase.
The Perfect Storm by Apricot Mantle Colored Pencil on illustration board in custom acrylic back-lit frame 12” x 16” $650
Currently on exhibit at One-Shot Gallery.
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Storm by Scott Modrzynski Cut paper on illustration board 10” x 10” $100
Currently on exhibit at One-Shot Gallery.
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Tempesta by Stefania Schino Watercolor ink on watercolor paper 10” x 10” $250
Currently on exhibit at One-Shot Gallery.
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Join us THIS FRIDAY, April 24th, at G1988 (East), for our newest exhibit , “Come Out And Play.” The show features 3 of the most promising and unique voices in pop culture art: Hoang Tran, Tomi Monstre and Julia Sonmi Heglund. Each bring their own style, and fresh look, to the genre and we’re thrilled to be featuring their largest body of work yet.
Join us for the opening reception THIS FRIDAY, from 7-10 PM at G1988 (East). See you there!
Great lineup, don’t miss it!
Queen of the Morlocks by Matthew Denton Digital print 8” x 10” $20 (Edition of 15)
Currently on exhibit at One-Shot Gallery.
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Wanda Maximoff by Celeste Pille Digital print 8” x 10” $20 (Edition of 20)
Currently on exhibit at One-Shot Gallery.
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Rogue by Pam Wishbow Digital print on MDF 6” x 6” $60
Currently on exhibit at One-Shot Gallery.
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Illyana by Paigey Mixed media on vellum 8” x 10” $120
Currently on exhibit at One-Shot Gallery.
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I Am Not You by David Slebodnick Acrylic on black velvet 8” x 10” $200
Currently on exhibit at One-Shot Gallery.
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For many of us during our childhood countless coins paid the way to far off imaginary lands. These worlds filled with eccentric characters, epic battles, and the chance to do it over and over again replaced our everyday reality. The glow of 8 bit technology filled our eyes as we dropped another coin in to take advantage of one more chance at victory. Then the 16 bit era ushered into our homes giving us unlimited lives. The cost of coins were traded for the health of our fingers and the next generation was born. As we grew older so did the technology, but nothing has ever come close to replacing those childhood heroes of our imagination.
Join us on April 10th as 20 artists revisit some of the greatest heroes and villains of arcade and video game history through their own artistic reinterpretations.
Featuring works by: Alanna Vanacore, Alexus Yattakid, Anyha Grant, Danielle Covington, Estevon Garcia, Justin Gilzene, Kabriah Asha, Lina Hsiao, Mark Lawrence, Maximilian Mueller, Miss Zukie, Nikki Georgia Kontarakis, Peter Pryor, Shani Pleasants, Smurfo udirty, Sophie Rick, TypicalWill, Zera
#BLACKOUT x #STORM
Untitled by Jennifer Henzi Acrylic on canvas 8” x 8” $150
Currently on exhibit at One-Shot Gallery.
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Armor Paper Doll by by Lisa Penney Cut paper, acrylic and pen on paper 8” x 10” $175
Currently on exhibit at One-Shot Gallery.
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Storm by Robot Soda Laser-cut wood and acrylics 8” x 8” $300
Currently on exhibit at One-Shot Gallery.
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Wolfsbane by Robert Jimenez Acrylic on Gessobord 5” x 7” $200
Currently on exhibit at One-Shot Gallery.
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