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Varied Edition of 9. Bast created this beauty on a recent trip to France.  Shacked up above a wig shop in Paris, he was able to nab a couple ideas from the window displays he walked past daily.  
This varied edition (the eye shadow differs between the prints) is printed on a thick paper stock slathered in a creamy white paint.  

Hand Painted Screenprint on Lenox 100 Paper.

This past friday, the second Salon Series at the Jordan Faye Contemporary in downtown Baltimore opened for a three day event. Many of the participants were peers and it turned out to be a fantastic time of great art and great friends.

salon no. 2 :: participating artists alexander groshong . eric helgas . michelle labonte .jacob deimler . aaron pennington . samantha mccurdy . gary eddington . bridget sullivan . dina weston artemis herber . carol mcgraw . elisa wells .  j. carl black . charlie barton

The incredible Nick Baxter will be exhibiting new works for his upcoming solo show a week from today at Last Rites Gallery in Chelsea. If you are not familiar with his work, his checking out his website is more than worth the hours you'll spend perusing.

Now that all of the court cases have been dropped, Jordan has sent out the official link to the NYSAT billboard takeover project. http://www.publicadcampaign.com/nysat/ The gallery section of the site reveals the tremendous scope of the whitewashing and artmaking, all of which lasted no more than a couple hours.

Anthony Sneed, who I had the pleasure of coinciding with a few times when I was down south for Miami Art Basel, finally shot me some photos some recent work. Its hilarious nature and simultaneous obscenity, under the guise of the nostalgic pixelation, is what makes the work so disturbing. Admittedly, I was a late bloomer to video games, with my first platform being the late N64, but I can definitely get down on some supernintendo.