"Tragic Heroes" Show Preview

Linsey Levendall 

"Greedily Devour Me"- 20" x 30" Acrylic Ink & Ballpoint on Wood Panel SOLD

"Pull the Wool Baby"- 24" x 32" Acrylic Ink & Ballpoint on Wood Panel $750

"No Fan Mail"- " 24x 36" Acrylic Ink & Ballpoint on Wood Panel $1,300

Zach Johnsen 

"9 Lives"- 27" x 27" Graphite on Paper SOLD

"Multi-Tasker 1"- 12.75" x 12.75" Graphite on Paper SOLD

"Multi- Tasker 2"- 12.75" - 12.75" Graphite on Paper $550

Morgaine Faye

"Sword Maiden"- 8" x 11" Ink Gouache Colored Pencil on Paper SOLD

"The Price"- 8" x 8" Mixed Media $325

"What Remains Blue"- 8" x 8" Mixed Media $325

J.Shea

"Dog House"- 19" x 8" Mixed Media $550 (includes custom wood shelf)

"Dog House"- Close Up

"Iron Horse"- 12" x 7" x 9" Mixed Media $550

"Iron Horse"- Back View

"Off Course"- 9" x 6" x 9" Mixed Media $400

 "Off Course"- Close Up

Marion Bolognesi 

"Tragic 1"- 18" x 24" Watercolour on Paper SOLD

"Tragic 2"- 18" x 24" Watercolour on Paper $1100

Lupo Avanti

"Sunset Cage"- 18" x 24" Acrylic on Canvas $1200

 "Wolf Forward"- 18" x 24" Acrylic on Canvas $1200

"Lenas Dream"- 18" x 24" Acrylic on Canvas $1200

Jeremiah Mattock

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David Wien 

"Old Man"- 12" x 16" Acrylic on Board $325

Eatcho

"Diablo 2"- 9.5" x 12" Pencil and Ink on Paper $150

"Diablo 1" 9.5" x 12" Pencil and Ink on Paper $150

"Lone Gnar"- 8.5" x 11" Pencil and Ink on Paper $150

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Grant Brittain Arkitip Zine Release and Photography Installation.

We are proud to announce in celebration of Arkitip's latest zine release with photographer

Grant Brittain, a release signing and photography installation event. 

Please make sure come to the event since it will only be a 2 day event.

While working at the Del Mar Skateboard Ranch in 1979 selling Cokes, Twinkies and miniature golf, J. Grant Brittain borrowed his roommate’s Canon and began what would become a 34 year-long affair with skateboarding, cameras and magazines. He helped found Transworld Skateboarding magazine in 1983 and as the Photo Editor for 20 years, helped build it into the top selling skateboarding mag. He has captured the best skateboarders of the last three decades in photos that have become classics.

He also helped start another magazine in 2003, The Skateboard Mag where he resides to this day.

About Arkitip - Arkitip's beginnings were humble. While the magazine began with a 50 copy, hand stapled run in 1999, those first copies look more sophisticated than most other "zines" you might have considered in the same category. The covers were silk-screened on corrugated cardboard and the docutek used to replicate the black & white art in the magazine rivaled the performance of most offset printers. It had a great homemade feel that was bona fide quality. Excellence in production is still of primary importance to Arkitip today. Artists contributing to the magazine respect this, as they know their art will not be compromised in any way. Today, Arkitip is a hand numbered 4/color art book. The fact that the magazine publishes site specific work at a lower price point than what hangs on gallery walls makes it available to art collectors of all economic levels. Each issue is like an original piece of art in and of itself.

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"Less is More" Exhibition

As Issued Gallery and Bookstore, is proud to announce: "Less is More", a collection of works by Mason Joseph Brown.

The show beginning March 2nd,2013 the show will be featuring Brown as he focuses his artistic energy in a fine art direction. 

Brown is mostly recognized for founding Arkitip magazine and for his creation of Cardboard Robot. 

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The collection that Brown is presenting, is partially built from his interest as a photographer, as well as his background with silk screening, 

manipulating both process to achieve a unique perspective.Brown introduces this show by saying "Less is more, the simplest things are always the ones that people remember the most.Sitting around a campfire, in water or the snow, being in nature. In the elements. Having good culinary cuisine or listening to music,being with friends and family. Generally no logos are involved. Less is truly more!". His work is a documentation of those experiences.We hope to see you at the show.

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For inquiries or questions please email us at Info@AsIssued.com

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