Motorcycle Style
Custom motorcycle helmet painted by Alëna Skarina.
Now showing! “Cockadoodle: The Erogenous Art of Maurice Vellekoopâ€
The show in Manchester, England is a flamboyant new exhibition of Maurice’s contribution to illustration, underground comics and contemporary erotica. This is Maurice Vellekoop’s first European solo exhibition with a wide selection of his erotic work on show alongside examples of his mainstream editorial work. The exhibition comes at a moment of renewed significance for Maurice as he embarks upon a graphic memoir, I’m So Glad We Had This Time Together! commissioned by the Canadian Council for the Arts and edited by author and award-winning art director Chip Kidd, to be published by Pantheon Books.
The exhibition is supported by a programme of events and activities that address notions of private shame, empowerment, sex-positivism and the often overlooked role of personal fantasy in critical cultural appreciation.
Cockadoodle: The Erogenous Art of Maurice VellekoopThe show is at Twenty Twenty Two in Manchester, England from 15 August to 13 September 2014. The show will move to a Liverpool venue and dates will be announced soon.
Curated by Bren O’Callaghan, is supported by Arts Council England, Manchester Pride and Homotopia Liverpool.
Fiona Smyth CHEEZ! Number 340
CHEEZ was originally a monthly drawing published in Canada’s Exclaim Magazine over a ten year period from 1992 to 2002. Fiona continues the work is every week as part of Index G’s Monday ArtPost where Fiona publishes the new CHEEZ drawing with the same numbering sequence.
A collection of the first one hundred strips is available as CHEEZ 100 published by Pedlar Press.
January 28, 2014Nitto miniatures
Over the years Tomio Nitto has created many miniature works of art.
December 12, 2013Bill Russell’s Painting Studio
Those retro modern pillows at left are available at Society6.
December 10, 2013
Wu Wing Yee, Henrik Drescher and Tofu
Français by Alain Pilon
Steve Driscoll print ad
This was a full page ad illustrated by Clayton Hanmer for Steve Driscoll, fine artist, in D’Art Magazine.
The Great mind of Henrik Drescher
