Amy Sol

On June 13, Amy Sol's solo show "Karmic Magic" will open up at Thinkspace Gallery in Los Angeles, featuring new paintings and drawings that picture furry animals and floral patterns that accompany female characters on wood panels.
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On June 13, Amy Sol's solo show "Karmic Magic" will open up at Thinkspace Gallery in Los Angeles, featuring new paintings and drawings that picture furry animals and floral patterns that accompany female characters on wood panels.

Artstübli is a graphic art network based in Switzerland, one of the countries that boast loads of high-quality graphic design. This is a place where dedicated artists and design freelancers constantly enrich the art scene with new creations of extraordinary quality.
Above, the world travelling artist known for his clean typography and arrows, just came home from his South Central tour, hitting 11 countries in 6 months with messages painted from Rio De Janeiro and Brazil up through South and Central America to Mexico. Take a look at his personal adventures in this fresh new video!

One of our favourite Italian artists, half of the couple we like to refer to as "the Bo's" just updated his website. Here's a couple of screenshots appetizers, visit the Bo130 website for the real deal entree!

While Modart celebrated our friends Helium Cowboy showed why a cowboy’s work is never done. As the Scope Art Fair as continued to grab international headlines, Helium Cowboy appears as one of the gems that help them shine.

Photo: Oli Kurzemamnn
Many thanks to all those who joined Modart at the Creative Boat Party in Basel, to celebrate the opening of the Scope Art Fair.

Yearly international graffiti festival Kosmopolite in Bagnolet/Paris, France will open its seventh edition on June 18th. The theme the artists work around this year? "Greece", definitely very inspirational. Dolmades and feta cheese, Ouzo, architecture, tragedies and mythology... We know what we like :)

It’s been a long time coming for both this message and the messenger. This Tuesday 27 artists, who have been living and decorating the streets of Barcelona for years will come together to show what they got with canvases and other indoor works. With a lineup including the likes of Boris Hoppek, Pez, Kenor, Btoy, myself (Ripo), and lots more, this will probably be the first time all of these artists have participated in one single show together. Plus with rumors of live painting during the opening this show this will be an historic one that cannot be missed whether you’re in Barcelona for the opening or anytime within in the next month.

It's the final days of Smash 137's "One Man Show" at Pretty Portal in Düsseldorf, so hurry up for a last good look at his stunning works!

This Friday, Havec and Ephameron's new duo show entitled "Second Guess" is opening up at the Extrabold gallery in Luxembourg. Two completely different styles juxtapozed for 6 weeks could make for an interesting exhibition indeed!

This isn't a post about an artist named Amila, but rather about the artwork printed and circulated thanks to AMILAS. The newest releases from DirQuo and Static, and soon to be released work by Peter Kennard and Cat Picton-Phillipps, have a lot to say regarding our public space, weapons, civil liberties, and general grime (always fun topics). The messages come through like a drill sergeant through a blow horn through a staticy radio, and we like it.

Early Griffin Press is very happy to present their third series of screen prints by French, Rachel Cattle and Tom Gauld.

Last weekend MOHS exhibit opened their doors and celebrated their new name with Affex Ventura's sprawling installation in the space "Certain Aspects of Modern Society Are OK".

Mark Todd (left) / Erik Mark Sandberg (right)
Illustration is slowly but steadily finding its way back into contemporary arts. Comic book and mixed media artists working around the visual and figurative are getting international acclaim thanks to shows like this one at Junc Gallery in Los Angeles, check it out.

"After returning from 6 months in South and Central America on the South Central Tour
it was time to organize the work from this tour as well as past projects and such. After a month or so of bug-eyed computer time it now stands today as":
Parisian artist Ludo's project called "Nature's Revenge" speaks about the mutations nature might go through to deal with everyday human agression and pollution. The artist asks himself questions like what kind of morphology the plant would adopt to protect itself from our disrespectful modern technology...
