Showing posts with label FOE Gallery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FOE Gallery. Show all posts

Summertime Cat with Dagger by Deth P Sun

FOE Gallery has released a super cool new Summertime Edition of Deth P Sun's Cat with Dagger. I love this interpretation of Deth's cat illustration, I feel like it really captures the spirit of his work!

From the press release:

Based on the work of Deth P Sun, Summertime Cat with Dagger is a limited run of 60 figures in orange vinyl, with three points of articulation and stands 15 cm (6 inches) tall. Painted has cream, bronze and black sprays for $65. Unpainted is $50. Made in Japan.

You can find one on the FOE Gallery site, here!

Common Threads at FOE Gallery

A fantastic show of handmade goodness, Common Threads opens this Friday at FOE Gallery. (Header image by Horrible Adorables)

Show Details:

Opening Friday November 14 6-9pm, on exhibit through December 7.

A textile art exhibit co-curated with Lana Crooks

Participating artists:

40 threads, Alexandra Diamond, Anne Kirn, Caitlin McCormack, Carisa Swenson, Cat Rabbit, Cotton Monster, Dena Obaza, Diane Koss, Flat Bonnie, Intimidnation/Laura Granlund, Jezabel Nekranea, Johnny Murder, Jordan Elise – Horrible Adorables, Junker Jane/Catherine Zacchino, Keely Benkey-Reichman, Lana Crooks, Laura Bundesen, Plush Goodness, Lety RZ, Joshua Ben Longo, Love and a Sandwich, Mariangela Tan, Mekanikku, Melissa Sue Stanley, Michal Wright-Ward, Miel Rose, Moon’s Creations/Marcy Bridges, Penny Nickels, Pockit Palz, Rachel De Urioste, Steff Bomb, Stephanie Laberis, Taylored Curiosities/Penny, Jen Musatto, Tracy Kennard, Venetta Butcher, Yummy Pancake, & Zoe Williams

Bad A** II: Fabric Arts Group Show

I love handmade, and the artists exhibting in Bad A** II: Fabric Arts Group Show at FOE Gallery are fantastic! Show details:

November 9-December 9. Opening reception Friday, November 9, 6-9pm.

FOE hosts their second annual fabric arts group show, Bad A** II. We have long been charmed by the variety and technique used in fabric art and sculpture. Creating narratives, executing on textural images or shaping 3-D plushes and sculpture with fabric and thread takes skill, vision and tedious hours of work. Fabric art has been utilized as a medium to tell devastating narratives or subversive political commentary at one extreme, to creating iconic, popular, cuddly creatures at the other. Explore how 14 different fabric artists shape their own interests and aesthetics into works of art.

Jennifer Strunge, Jen Musatto, Liane Shih, Luke Temby, Penny Nickels, Johnny Murder, Lana Crooks, Cindy Steiler, Steph Bomb, Laura Granlund, Leah Moses, Julie Pinzur, Wendy Sharak, & Alexandra Diamond.