Showing posts with label screenprint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label screenprint. Show all posts
Saturday, 16 February 2013
Unseen prints by Hush - Released
Finally the new prints by Hush were released last night - All sold out at the galleries chosen for the release within minutes.
We managed to have direct all print Unseen I, II, III and a couple of extras...
Unfortunately we have decided to hand on to them for a little while...but we will email you when they are for sale ;)
Hush has a pair of new prints available titled, “Unseen I/II”. They are each 11.5″ x 8.5″ 9-color Screenprint, Hand Painted & Sprayed, making each print unique. They are each signed/numbered editions of 225 each, and cost $350 for the set of two prints. Also included are 6 Kiss cut stickers on 2x A4 Sticker Sheets (7 Colour Screenprint).
Finearte purchase works by Hush. Contact us at info@fineartegallery.co.co.uk
Sunday, 28 August 2011
Penny :: Hanging in the balance - Screenprint on 1917 Funf marks
We are always excited about Penny's new release...especially when one does not know it's coming... All it takes is a combination of one screen printer (Mother Drucker), Penny, 5 days, a stack of vintage cash and a hell of a lot of german beer to produce these mini-money prints. "Hanging in the Balance" is 10 colour design screen printed onto genuine Face of 1917 Fünf Mark all with hand-sprayed background. Note size 12 x 8 cm. Overall edition /20
I believe the edition was sold out within a couple of hours...we managed to get ours!
A Finearte, on est toujours dans l'attente des dernieres productions de Penny...surtout quand personne ne s'y attend.
La derniere serie "Hanging in the balance" est la collaboration entre l'artiste Brittanique et "Mother Drucker"... cinq jours, de la biere Allemande a volonte, des billets anciens et le resultat: une edition de 20 billets de 5 Marks avec screenprint et pochoirs ...
About Penny:
Penny was educated at Chelsea College of Art Design and Central Saint Martins and upon graduating, quickly established himself within the stencil art scene in London. He has received critical acclaim for his highly technical, intricately detailed hand-cut stencils, which he brings to life with the application of an idiosyncratic colour palette.
Penny regards the complex, lengthy process of stencil production as important as the final piece and his methodology greatly informs his work. Other themes include the juxtaposition of the industrial with the organic, playing with scale, the subtle subversion of reality and the creation of narrative within the inanimate. All these notions translate equally well to canvas or street, and with every street piece, further considerations are given to the context and environment. The interaction with the environment is an important part of Penny’s work.
Penny’s artworks are produced using highly complex stencils and spray paint. Penny hand cuts all his stencils using a scalpel, and one stencil alone can take hundreds of hours to cut. This process allows Penny to produce images with a yield so highly detailed that they are almost photographic.
I believe the edition was sold out within a couple of hours...we managed to get ours!
A Finearte, on est toujours dans l'attente des dernieres productions de Penny...surtout quand personne ne s'y attend.
La derniere serie "Hanging in the balance" est la collaboration entre l'artiste Brittanique et "Mother Drucker"... cinq jours, de la biere Allemande a volonte, des billets anciens et le resultat: une edition de 20 billets de 5 Marks avec screenprint et pochoirs ...
About Penny:
Penny was educated at Chelsea College of Art Design and Central Saint Martins and upon graduating, quickly established himself within the stencil art scene in London. He has received critical acclaim for his highly technical, intricately detailed hand-cut stencils, which he brings to life with the application of an idiosyncratic colour palette.
Penny regards the complex, lengthy process of stencil production as important as the final piece and his methodology greatly informs his work. Other themes include the juxtaposition of the industrial with the organic, playing with scale, the subtle subversion of reality and the creation of narrative within the inanimate. All these notions translate equally well to canvas or street, and with every street piece, further considerations are given to the context and environment. The interaction with the environment is an important part of Penny’s work.
Penny’s artworks are produced using highly complex stencils and spray paint. Penny hand cuts all his stencils using a scalpel, and one stencil alone can take hundreds of hours to cut. This process allows Penny to produce images with a yield so highly detailed that they are almost photographic.
Saturday, 16 July 2011
Last Bus Home "Patriot" by Rourke Van Dal
We have on display and for sale a superb piece from Rourke Van Dal: "last Bus Home" Patriot.
Hand pulled five colour screen print, on 250gsm Somerset fine printmaking paper, from an edition of 100. Signed and numbered by Rourke Van Dal Produced and blind stamped by LAB Size 56cm by 76cm - Price £70 with Free delivery in the U.K
Hand pulled five colour screen print, on 250gsm Somerset fine printmaking paper, from an edition of 100. Signed and numbered by Rourke Van Dal Produced and blind stamped by LAB Size 56cm by 76cm - Price £70 with Free delivery in the U.K
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