Silver Neo-Eyezon, Mark Nagata, metal with silver finish, 5.5 inches tall, edition of 100.

Mark Nagata’s iconic kaiju monster is now available as a metal art toy. Each Metal Neo-Eyezon is numbered, measures 5″h x 3.75″w x 2″d, weighs 1.55 lbs and is hand-crafted in California.

Copper Neo-Eyezon, Mark Nagata, metal with copper finish, 5.5 inches tall, edition of 100.

Not Guilty, Mr. Brainwash, offset lithograph, 36 x 24 inches.

Never Give Up, Mr. Brainwash, offset lithograph, 36 x 24 inches.

The Gipper, Frank Kozik, vinyl, 18 inches tall, edition of 50.

“I am a big fan of Reagan , and really miss him. He was the perfect reason for us to have our pathetic punk rock movement back in the ’80s.” -Frank Kozik

These high resolution archival pigment prints measure approximately 24 x 19 inches. The artist’s signed and numbered edition of 20 is printed on acid free paper and is priced at $50 + shipping each. Purchase all three and receive matching numbers!

Killingstar, Dendrochron – R, Signed and numbered edition of 20, Archival pigment print on acid-free paper, 24 x 19 inches, 2012.

Killingstar, Dendrochron – G, Signed and numbered edition of 20, Archival pigment print on acid-free paper, 24 x 19 inches, 2012.

Killingstar, Dendrochron – B, Signed and numbered edition of 20, Archival pigment print on acid-free paper, 24 x 19 inches, 2012.

ABOUT THE PRINT:
In the artist’s words: “Study time and you get lost again and again.” Dendrochronology is the scientific method of dating based on the analysis of tree-rings. Each edition is signed and numbered and limited to only 20 pieces. It is available exclusively through NOWhere Limited.

ABOUT THE ARTIST:
The Killingstar project began more than a decade ago with a phrase muttered in sleep. “Just a killing star” has since become the inspiration for hundreds of artworks detailing the inner workings of the artist’s alternate persona.

For more information about Killingstar, please consult: killingstar.com

NOWhere Limited Contemporary Art is pleased to announce the addition of artwork by Click Mort to its catalog.

Oddly Dressed Child Painting on a Bird’s Back, Click Mort, recapitated figure, 6 x 6 x 3.5 in, 2012.
Please click here to see all 12 pieces.

A suite of 12 one-of-a-kind pieces by Click Mort are now available exclusively through NOWhereLimited.com: here

Click Mort’s work centers on indiscreet modifications to vintage porcelain figurines. Each piece is a unique consolidation of two or more previously unrelated figures, bringing together objectively incongruous elements and making them visually and aesthetically congruent. The result is a sort of vaguely disorienting nostalgia, where the viewer is cozily brought back to a time and place that weren’t there to begin with. Mr. Mort’s formal training consists of a single high school ceramics class, where the tendency of his pieces to explode when fired eventually led to him being banned from the kiln. He has since opted to work only with pre-fired materials. Other iterations of his recapitated figures have been shown at La Luz de Jesus in Los Angeles and Webb Gallery in Waxahachie, Texas.

For more about the artist, please visit: http://clickmort.com

We’re pleased to announce 2 special editions of PNE’s I’d Love To Turn You On: the “Black/Black” and “White Glow” versions. Please scroll down for detailed information.

I’d Love to Turn You On (Black/Black Version), PNE (Emek x Justin Hampton x Jermaine Rogers), silkscreen, signed and numbered edition of 20, $125 USD + shipping.

I’d Love to Turn You On (White Glow Version), PNE (Emek x Justin Hampton x Jermaine Rogers), silkscreen, signed and numbered edition of 20, $125 USD + shipping.

It’s been nearly two and a half years since the release of I’d Love To Turn You On by PNE. At the time arrangements were made for 2 NOWhere Limited exclusive editions. However, the print gods were not kind to us in October of 2009 and unfortunately our editions were never struck… UNTIL NOW.

Introducing the long awaited release of I’d Love To Turn You On, the “Black/Black” and “White Glow” editions, available here: http://tinyurl.com/pnenowhere

BLACK VERSION:
ARTISTS: PNE
TYPE: Silkscreen, gloss black ink on matte black gallery stock
SIZE: Paper size is approximately 25 x 25 inches; image size is about 22 x 23 inches
SIGNED & NUMBERED EDITION: 20, signed by all 3 artists
PRICE: $125 USD + shipping
AVAILABILITY: Exclusively available here: http://tinyurl.com/pnenowhere while supplies last.

WHITE VERSION:
ARTISTS: PNE
TYPE: Silkscreen, glow in the dark ink on matte white gallery stock
SIZE: Paper size is approximately 25 x 25 inches; image size is about 22 x 23 inches
SIGNED & NUMBERED EDITION: 20, signed by all 3 artists
PRICE: $125 USD + shipping
AVAILABILITY: Exclusively available here: http://tinyurl.com/pnenowhere while supplies last.

In addition to the regular signed and numbered pieces, NOWhere Limited is offering an edition of 4 Artists’ Proofs for both the Black/Black and White Glow versions. Each print in the Artists’ Proof editions is signed and numbered and marked AP by the artists: http://tinyurl.com/pnenowhere

ABOUT THE PIECE:
I’d Love To Turn You On is “PNE’s weird tribute to one of the greatest bands of modern times, The Beatles,” says PNE’s web site. “Drawing a vibe from their combined childhood love of 1970s carnival art and pop exploitation, the artists of PNE have created the type of kitsch imagery that is a constant feature hiding in the underbelly of rock and roll culture.” The regular edition of this print debuted to much acclaim at the 2009 TRPS Poster Show in San Francisco, California.

ABOUT PNE:
Post Neo Explosionism (PNE) occurs when artists Justin Hampton, Emek and Jermaine Rogers work together. These 3 favorites of contemporary rock poster art collectors and the new pop art scene have each been working independently since the 1990’s and began collaborating as PNE in 2002. From 2002-2005, PNE helped pioneer the idea of rock ‘poster series,’ by creating individual images to coincide with dates on a band’s tour schedule. PNE made series for QOTSA, Audioslave, Built To Spill and did a set of posters for Todd Phillips’ movie The Hangover.

Sticks and Stones will Break your Bones, but Words will Never Hurt Me, Don Porcella, pipe cleaner and mixed media, signed and numbered edition of 5 for each piece in the series, $500 USD + shipping.

NOWhere Limited Contemporary Art is pleased to present a series of 6 hand-made, limited edition pieces by Don Porcella.

Titled Sticks and Stones will Break your Bones, but Words will Never Hurt Me, this series features a variety of action figures Porcella weaves from pipe cleaner and packages in poly-bags with header cards (labels) he draws. Each of the figures offered through NOWhere Limited is limited to an edition of 5, hand-crafted and numbered by the artist.

Each piece in the Sticks and Stones… series “depicts a name that people call other people,” says Porcella. “The action figures and the labels work together to show just how silly names can be.”

Porcella’s action figure series are included in many prominent art collections, like those of Beth Rudin DeWoody, Jeffrey Deitch, Mary Boone, Eli Broad and Morgan Spurlock. Add one or more to your collection by ordering: here, while supplies last.

ABOUT THE ARTIST:
From the artist’s web site: “Inspired by nature, consumer culture, and science fiction, Don Porcella’s work is highly-reflective of his upbringing; his artist mother and physician father made almost everything by hand, which can be seen in his art that celebrates craft, the hand-made, and folk and outsider art. Porcella’s interest in nature and human evolution came from exploring the Sierra Nevada wilderness. Now living and working in NYC, Porcella seems to be recalling his earlier experiences in an animalistic call of the wild. By creating paintings, sculpture, drawings and installations from materials such as handmade wax and woven pipe cleaners, Porcella seeks to transform these low-brow materials and elevate them to a high art context, while simultaneously laughing at the human condition and presenting a unique world that is shamelessly awkward and unabashedly comical. Porcella’s work often references art historical movements, America’s rampant consumerism, and alien conspiracy theories, which allows the subjective and strange to penetrate humorous representations of a wildly imaginative reality.”

Born and raised in Modesto, California, Porcella’s artwork has been exhibited at galleries in New York City and around the globe, and has been reviewed in such publications as the New York Times, San Francisco Magazine and the Village Voice. He has a BA in Psychology from the University of California at San Diego, a BFA from California College of Arts and Crafts and an MFA from Hunter College in New York. Porcella has received grants from the Council on the Arts and Humanities for Staten Island, the Brooklyn Arts Council, and an Emerging Artist Fellowship from Socrates Sculpture Park.

He is currently an artist-in-residence at the Museum of Arts and Design in New York through mid-April 2012. A book of “100 Artist Interviews by Don Porcella” will be published in Fall 2012 by Brooklyn Artists Label and a book about his art is being planned for release in 2013. Look for Porcella’s artwork in several group exhibitions later this year and next, and an upcoming solo show in New York.

For more about the artist, please visit: http://DonPorcella.com

INFO AT A GLANCE:
Series Title: Sticks and Stones will Break your Bones, but Words will Never Hurt Me
Artist: Don Porcella
Medium: Pipe cleaner and mixed media
Limited numbered edition: 5
Price: $500 USD + shipping
Available exclusively online at: NOWhereLimited.com

Now that we’re starting to settle in to our new home in NYC, we’ve begun re-organizing our (somewhat vast) inventory of editions. This week we are offering some gems we uncovered from the archives including:
Prints by:
PNE (Emek x Justin Hampton x Jermaine Rogers), Jeff Soto, Emek, Killingstar

Vinyl sculpture by:
Gary Baseman, Dalek and Jermaine Rogers, to name a few.

Photo from Central Park, NYC, 2012.

Fat Tony, Ron English, vinyl, 9 inches tall, open edition.

Introducing Fat Tony: A Ton of Tiger with a Short Shelf Life. The 100% Nutrition-Free Vinyl Toy. Sugary cereals captured the hearts of Young America by giving away cheap toys made in China in every box. This prize at the bottom of the box actually ate the cereal. Fatten up Your Vinyl Art Collection! 9″ tall. Articulated arms.

We are pleased to offer a PRE-ORDER on this open edition in a slightly different fluorescent orange colorway. Delivery is expected in June, 2012.

Here are two recent pieces by Frank Kozik…

MechaNana in Green, Frank Kozik, green color vinyl, 16 inches, edition of 40.

Dead Che Bust, Frank Kozik, white color vinyl, 16 inches tall, edition of 50.

Uprisings (Deep Blue Edition), Kozyndan, vinyl, 9.5 inches tall.

“Uprisings” by Kozyndan originated as an illustration inspired by the classic Hokusai woodblock print, “The Great Wave off Kanagawa.” The Deep Blue Edition features dark blue metallic water cresting into pearlescent white bunnies. Can be displayed alone or used as bookends.

Screaming for the Sunrise, Yoskay Yamamoto, vinyl, 6 inches tall, edition of 700.

True to the original painting, this piece features a highly detailed paint application, translucent flames, and a removable fabric ribbon. Comes packaged in a gold foil box.

WEEN (New Years Eve @ The Fillmore, Denver, CO), Jermaine Rogers, screenprint on rust colored gallery stock paper, signed and numbered edition of 10, $100 USD + shipping.

>>>THE NYE RUST IS SOLD OUT, BUT MORE WEEN PRINTS ARE NOW: HERE

NOWhere Limited is pleased to offer a very limited edition of WEEN (New Years Eve @ The Fillmore, Denver, CO) by Jermaine Rogers printed on rust colored gallery stock paper. Jermaine created this image for the band Ween’s New Year’s Eve 2012 show at The Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, Colorado. The “Rust” edition, limited to just 10 signed and numbered pieces measures approximately 30 x 22 inches and is available only through NOWhere Limited. (Please note the edition on white paper is pictured here.)

The artist says of this image: “In the land of the gods, all is love. They mingle and they fraternize and they bask in the divine glow of each others company. Each of them, in turn, has lorded over the masses of mortal men, collected the spoils of humanity, and have stoked the fires of love and war. Each of them know that there is no ‘reality’, only perception. They collectively feed from the cultural umbilical cord, which in turn binds them to one another. They are one being, donning different masks. So yeah… their ’sheep’ need to relax.”

We’ve also added a few other recent posters and print editions by Jermaine Rogers to our inventory including:
‘Stairway To Heaven’ Artist’s Proof and Foil editions, ‘USED’ Commemorative Edition Artist’s Proof, Soundgarden (Fairfax, VA) plus a variety of handbills (smaller prints.)

Visit this link to browse through them all.

>>>SOLD OUT

Fat Tony, Ron English, vinyl, 9 inches tall, edition of 500.

Introducing Fat Tony: A Ton of Tiger with a Short Shelf Life. The 100% Nutrition-Free Vinyl Toy. Sugary cereals captured the hearts of Young America by giving away cheap toys made in China in every box. This prize at the bottom of the box actually ate the cereal. Fatten up Your Vinyl Art Collection! 9″ tall. Articulated arms.

Jeff Soto, Storm Clouds: Collector’s Edition Book & Print Set, hardcover book with prints in a clam shell box, $250 USD + shipping.

The set includes:

1 Clam Shell Box : 11″ x 8.75″ x 1.5″
1 Jeff Soto “Storm Clouds” book : 8″ x 10″ : Signed/Numbered : Hard Cover : 154 Pages
4 Archival Lithograph Prints “Water, Air, Fire, Earth,” 7″ x 9″ printed 5 color + Deboss + Signed/Numbered
1 Collector Card Print Cover Sheet, 7″ x 9″
1 Certificate of Authenticity.

This edition is limited to a quantity of 200.

More info about this piece and the artist can be found at:
http://www.nowherelimited.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=71_97