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.
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.)
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UPDATE*** New fluorescent version of Fat Tony is available through this link: http://nowherelimited.com/ron-english-fat-tony-fluorescent-preorder.html
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
Ray Caesar – Art Collection Vol. 1 : Editioned Book & Print Set, Ray Caesar, Hardcover book, 178 pages. Includes a print and card set in a linen covered clam shell box, Signed and numbered edition of 500.
This book is a complete assembly of more than 250 images and features an amazing collection of Ray’s drawings, render studies, process sketches and master works. Ray’s writings are also featured, revealing his personal perspective on how he began his artistic journey.
Ray’s paintings provide a visual codex of the more than 20 years spent working at the Toronto Children’s Hospital providing a “new” voice to the digital medium. This hard bound collection features many new and unseen images that offer a glimpse into the artist’s compositional process.
This limited edition book comes with a 6 collector card set, packaged in an envelope, and features a signed and numbered print, which is also in an envelope. Many hours have been vested in the color reproduction and specialty printing techniques. The book, card set and print all come neatly packaged in a black linen, clam shell box.
The Seeker Red “Fire” Version, Jeff Soto, vinyl, 11 inches tall, edition of 150.
The Seeker is the latest collectible vinyl figure from renowned artist Jeff Soto and Bigshot Toyworks. Standing 11″ tall, the Red “Fire” Seeker is limited to only 150 pieces for individual sale worldwide. It is packaged in a full color box featuring original artwork by Jeff Soto.
Dead Che Bust, Kozik, gold color vinyl, 16 inches tall, edition of 50.
Frank Kozik has been invested in his iconic image of “Dead Che” since the mid ’90s. Go for the Gold!!
NOWhere Limited is pleased to announce the release of a new, signed and numbered print edition by Aaron Johnson: Now We Hunt Hippopotamus.
Now We Hunt Hippopotamus, Aaron Johnson, archival pigment print on acid-free paper, 17 x 21 inches, signed and numbered edition of 30, 2011.
Now We Hunt Hippopotamus, print by Aaron JohnsonOriginally realized as a reverse-painted, acrylic-polymer-peel painting Aaron Johnson’s fantastic image Now We Hunt Hippopotamus is now available as a limited edition archival pigment print on acid-free paper. Beginning this Wednesday, it can be purchased exclusively through NOWhere Limited for $80 USD per print + shipping.
See below for more information.
Click here to download a large image.
ABOUT THE IMAGE:
According to the artist:
“Now We Hunt Hippopotamus is a convergence of disparate influences, specifically including The Hippopotamus Hunt by Rubens (one of my favorite paintings by one of my favorite painters), Indian firecracker graphics (which I discovered traveling in India in 2005, a trip that completely exploded my color palette), and the David Lynch film Wild At Heart (the title of this piece comes from torrid moment when Isabella Rossellini stares down the barrel of her pistol pointed at the camera shouting ‘Now We Hunt Buffalo!’) I liked the idea of telling a humanity versus nature story in which the human element is represented by miniature severed heads, clearly overwhelmed by the behemoth brute force of the animals raging around the composition.”
Pictured above: Aaron Johnson signs the edition at his Brooklyn studio.
INFO:
Each print in this extremely small edition of 30 pieces has been signed and numbered by the artist. The print, including border, measures approximately 17 x 21 inches. The paper is a 300 gsm thick, acid and lignin free 100% cotton rag.
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Visit this link to purchase your signed and numbered piece.
In addition to the edition of 30, we also have available a very small number of Artist’s Proofs available: here This AP version is limited to only 6 signed and numbered prints and its price is set at $300.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Aaron Johnson is a painter based in Brooklyn. His reverse-painted acrylic-polymer-peel paintings inhabit the realms between the erotic-catastrophic/ecstatic-psychotic/comic-tragic, fusing diverse painting vocabularies into his own distinctive breed of Americana-grotesque, all rendered obsessively with tender brutality. Roberta Smith in The New York Times describes his works as “visceral, beautiful and flamboyantly timely, which is saying a lot.” Johnson received his MFA from Hunter College, NY in 2005. His work has been exhibited internationally at such venues as Stux Gallery, New York; Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art, NY; Gallery Poulsen, Copenhagen; Gallery Brandstrup, Oslo; The Running Horse Contemporary Art Space, Beirut; and Kunsthalle Exnergrasse (Vienna). Johnson’s exhibitions have been reviewed in many publications including Modern Painters, Art News, Beautiful Decay, Kunst International, The Village Voice, and The New York Times. In 2007 he was awarded a Space Program grant from The Marie Walsh Sharpe Foundation, and is MacDowell Colony Fellow for 2012. His work is in the permanent collections of The Weisman Foundation and The Museum of Modern Art.
For more information about Aaron Johnson, please consult his website at: http://AaronJohnsonArt.com
THIS PIECE IN THE NEWS:
411posters: http://411posters.com/2011/11/now-we-hunt-hippopotamus-by-aaron-johnson/
Curated Magazine: http://www.curatedmag.com/news/2011/11/18/aaron-johnson-now-we-hunt-hippopotamus
The Gallery Goddess: http://www.thegallerygoddess.com/post/14510850292/aaron-johnson-now-we-hunt-hippopotamus
Jeremyriad: http://www.jeremyriad.com/blog/beyond-toys/aaron-johnsons-now-we-hunt-hippopotamus
OMG Posters!: http://omgposters.com/2011/11/18/now-we-hunt-hippopotamus-art-print-by-aaron-johnson
PoP-ArT Emporium: http://popartemporium.blogspot.com/2011/11/aaron-johnsons-now-we-hunt-hippopotamus.html
Poster District: http://www.posterdistrict.com/archives/3481
Posters and Prints Blog: http://www.postersandprintsblog.com/postersandprintsblog/2011/11/16/aaron-johnson-now-we-hunt-hippopotamus-print-available.html
Edward Gorey, The Black Doll, 13 inches tall, edition of 2000.
ABOUT THE PIECE:
A life-long friend of Edward Gorey’s made The Black Doll for him in 1942. Gorey visited her while she was making it, and upon seeing it insisted on keeping it in it’s unfinished state, lacking a face, arms and clothing. In spite of her objection, Gorey prevailed. It may be the first recorded instance of Gorey’s enduring dedication to engaging the imagination. The incomplete Black Doll has remained a recurring enigma for almost 70 years appearing in many of Gorey’s books and drawings as well as being the subject of his silent screenplay. This is the first time The Black Doll has been produced for Edward Gorey’s devoted following. In its newest incarnation, The Black Doll returns as an objet d’art. Necessaries Toy Foundation in conjunction with the Edward Gorey Charitable Trust will release The Black Doll in a limited edition of 2000. Measuring 13″ – it is larger than the original, which measured roughly 7″. The minimally yet artfully designed box boasts on the back, an account of the original doll’s history. The whole package is a sublime tribute to a most beloved artist. As always, Necessaries produces toys in such a way that elevates them from simple limited edition figures to endearing artifacts. -Annie Owens/Hi-fructose
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
A truly prodigious and original artist, Edward St. John Gorey (1925-2000), gave to the world over one hundred works, including The Gashlycrumb Tinies, The Doubtful Guest and The Wuggly Ump; prize-winning set and costume designs for innumerable theater productions from Cape Cod to Broadway; a remarkable number of illustrations in publications such as The New Yorker and The New York Times, and in books by a wide array of authors from Charles Dickens to Edward Lear, Samuel Beckett, John Updike, Virginia Woolf, H.G. Wells, Florence Heide and many others. His well known animated credits for the PBS Mystery series have introduced him to millions of television viewers. Gorey’s masterful pen and ink illustrations and his ironic, offbeat humor have brought him critical acclaim and an avid following throughout the world.
Jeremy Fish, Skin and Bones Domino Set, magnetic locking hinged box is 8 x 5 1/4 x 1 3/4 inches.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Jeremy Fish, was born and raised in upstate New York. He moved to San Francisco in 1994 to pursue bombing hills and art school. His work is a combination of characters and symbols used to tell stories. His preferred medium is pen and paper.
Greg Simkins, Keel Haul Klegg in Black, PVC vinyl, 7 inches tall, edition of 700.
ABOUT THE PIECE:
Avast and Take Heed: The Treasure of Cap’n Rotnclaw is the most elusive booty in these briny seas… This very special and incredibly surreal vinyl figure is designed by LA-based fine artist Greg Simkins, aka Craola. With working claws for extra scuttling poseability and menace. Keel Haul Clegg is Cap’n Rotnclaw’s pachyderm doppelganger – are they ever patrolling the foc’sle during the same scurvy voyage? Details: PVC vinyl, 7 inches tall. Window box packaging. Limited edition, 700 pieces.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
In 2005, Simkins pursued his desire to paint as a full time artist. Since then, he has been featured in numerous group exhibitions has had successfully sold out solo exhibitions. His art is seen in a wide variety of industries from clothing to video games and has also come to life in the form of toys. It is his careful weaving of pop culture, the old masters, nature, carnival kitsch, and (most importantly) his warped imagination, that makes Greg Simkins a sought-after surrealist painter today. Simkins’ artwork currently appears in galleries throughout the world.
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