We went to Bold Hype Gallery to attend the opening reception of 35 MM, the new Phil Noto solo show in New York City. Inspired on motion pictures, his new paintings portray some of the most enchanting moments and characters of iconic films.

Tonight, October 18, from 6PM to 9PM, Bold Hype in NYC will be opening 35MM, Phil Noto's new motion picture themed solo show. As you can tell from the looks of the work, Phil is heavily influenced by 60?s and 70?s art and fashion. Sleek female figures, text, and retro design elements are a trademark of his paintings.

On view through Wednesday at Bold Hype Gallery in NYC is Beau Staton's "Archaic Ornaments" works explore abandoned 19th century sites around the greater New York City area, where Straton began by collecting photo references, cogs and gears from Staten Island's Rossville Boat Yard, and metal and glass from Brooklyn's Dead Horse Bay.

Bold Hype Gallery in New York opens Beau Stanton's "Archaic Ornaments" this week on Thursday night, April 12. Beau is a protégé of Ron English, while his new works debut as Stanton's first big solo show in the Big Apple. Opening reception Thursday from 6pm to 9pm.

Two new shows are set to open at NYC's Bold Hype Gallery: Raymond Lemstra tonight, November 3, and Scott Scheidly & Andrew Spear showing new works next week starting on November 10. Lemstra's show tonight is part of the Pictoplasma NYC gallery walk.

We have this show marked on our calendars: Bold Hype Gallery in NYC has rounded up a great trio of photographers, Peter Beste, Corey Arnold, and Céline Clanet for an exhibition, Frontiers. The show opens on September 8, and there will be a lot of Scandinavian atmosphere.