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[jackcuzzy]

Let's see. :-D

[Daniel Silk]

SPACE INVADERS - Anthony Lister

[errrr]

Hey hey - Anthony Lister's astonishing work rate continues with a new show called Memories Not Included opening at Sydney's Chalk House Gallery on 25th November.



The show runs until 18th December and there's more info at www.chalkhorse.com.au

[Stupid Krap]

STUPIDKRAP.COM is pleased to announce
the world-wide EXCLUSIVE release of
3 NEW ANTHONY LISTER PRINT EDITIONS

NOTE: These prints will only be available to purchase from:
Thursday November 25th at 6pm AEDT (Australian Eastern Daylight time) VIA STUPIDKRAP.COM



Woman In the Valley by Anthony Lister
digital giclee print
on 310gsm archival 100% cotton Hahnemühle fine art paper
Paper size: 305mm x 355mm (12 x 14 inches)
Print size: 250cm x 250cm (9.8 x 9.8 inches)
Signed and numbered by the artist
edition of 50
Features: Stupid Krap embossed stamp in bottom left hand corner



Locals in The Park by Anthony Lister
digital giclee print
on 310gsm archival 100% cotton Hahnemühle fine art paper
Paper size: 305mm x 355mm (12 x 14 inches)
Print size: 250cm x 250cm (9.8 x 9.8 inches)
Signed and numbered by the artist
edition of 50
Features: Stupid Krap embossed stamp in bottom left hand corner



Woman In the Valley by Anthony Lister
digital giclee print
on 310gsm archival 100% cotton Hahnemühle fine art paper
Paper size: 305mm x 355mm (12 x 14 inches)
Print size: 250cm x 250cm (9.8 x 9.8 inches)
Signed and numbered by the artist
edition of 50
Features: Stupid Krap embossed stamp in bottom left hand corner



NOTE: These prints will only be available to purchase from:
Thursday November 25th at 6pm AEDT (Australian Eastern Daylight time)
VIA STUPIDKRAP.COM

[mikeT]

Quite small sized . Wondering what the price will be.

[Rsyok]

Nicey nice, the very week I unsubscribe form SK mailouts !

[etched]

these look great- hope they are affordable

[mikeT]

Up now. No one likes these?

[steve]

stupidkrap.cart.net.au/cat/2004937.html

Editions of 50.

[Jeezuz Jones Snr]

Great images.. I was up for it but then realised the size... too small. Be great if they were 700 x 500mm size/larger. I think 3 this size may look good next to each other floated in a white frame, but I will pass...

[jackcuzzy]

Nice but I thought they might be bigger. Do his prints usually run this small?

[BME]

Nice.

[steve]

Nov 25, 2010 11:46:33 GMT 1 jackcuzzy said:

Nice but I thought they might be bigger. Do his prints usually run this small?

think like many these days he's downsized the paper size a bit but also the price/low edition in turn I guess. no postage from aussie land is a bonus by the looks.

[Rubys]

thanks for the link

[errrr]

Hey hey - as well as the Stupid Krap releases, 2 new Kitty inspired screenprints from Lister are gonna be released at Miami's Sanrio show opening next week. They're signed screenprints on fancy paper (eds of 50 at $200) and are taken from these canvases (also being exhibited):





Other Lister work including canvases & wood cut masks are also being exhibited as well as work from Jim Houser, Shep Fairey, Crash Matos and others...... More info available from [e-mail]

[uno]

Listers print 'Blowing In The Wind' sold out in just over 12 hours with only a few remaining for 'Woman In The Valley' and 'Locals in The Park'

[Daniel Silk]

Anthony Lister prints released here - urbanartassociation.com/index.cgi?board=general&action=display&thread=62634

So are POW releasing some on top of the StupidKrap release?

[Con Art Studio]

Nov 26, 2010 20:29:21 GMT 1 Daniel Silk said:

Anthony Lister prints released here - urbanartassociation.com/index.cgi?board=general&action=display&thread=62634

So are POW releasing some on top of the StupidKrap release?

There are also two lister screenprints being sold at Art Basel in Miami.

[Mr Murk]

Anthony Lister x Hello Kitty prints are now available:

www.theblackbookgallery.com/store/anthony-lister/






Screen print on BFK Rives 100% Cotton Paper
20 x 20 Inches
Edition of 50 - We have 5 of each
Signed & Numbered

$200 each

[Warm Gun]

Another bloody hello kitty print?

What the hell is going on with this brand?

Can't be many artists left who haven't sold out to the brand in the last few months.

Makes me retch.

[graffoto]

it's a big anniversary 50 years of Kitty

www.sanrio.com/

[Warm Gun]

That's all well and good but they should sod off and stop dangling wads of cash in front of street artists faces.....afterall, what on Earth have plastic handbags etc got to do with street/urban art?

[graffoto]

[Warm Gun]

What's your point?

Are you OK with the fact that at least three artists have released hello kitty prints in the last 5 weeks or so?

Does that not trouble you?

Have street art and advertising merged into one entity now?

[boaty]

Dec 10, 2010 15:41:25 GMT 1 Warm Gun said:

What's your point?

Are you OK with the fact that at least three artists have released hello kitty prints in the last 5 weeks or so?

Does that not trouble you?

if it were mandatory that I purchase them - it would trouble me - but since I don't - not troubled at all....

[faute]

Dec 10, 2010 15:41:25 GMT 1 Warm Gun said:

What's your point?

Are you OK with the fact that at least three artists have released hello kitty prints in the last 5 weeks or so?

Does that not trouble you?

Have street art and advertising merged into one entity now?

This Hello Kitty thing is actually organised by a member of the curatorial committee of the show at MOCA in April. lol

Check this and maybe you'll have your question answered in part (I say in part, because I think like you that's serious s**t, but everything should not be put in the same bag; ""street art"" is still diverse...):
www.rrockenterprises.com/

But, in fact, I don't know at all the guy and had an opposite impression previously, so let's be nice. Pieces are on sale here:
www.sanrio.com/smallgift/artshow

Nuart, if by any chance you read this, what do think of all of that?
(to avoid confusion: I ask Nuart, because I know he cares about street art and he organizes in the field, so I would be interested to read his opininon; not that he has anything to do with that to be clear)

[Warm Gun]

I'm not checking out anything as I don't really care enough, I'm just saying it's sad to see so many popular artists overtly sell their souls to this brand.

[faute]

Ok, I simply thought that this "Have street art and advertising merged into one entity now?" was a genuine question.

[Warm Gun]

OK, I lied, I did check out the Sanrio link and that explains a bit (thanks for that) however there have been hello s**tty prints recently released from artists not associated with this project...it's all getting a bit sad and desperate.

Looking at that other hideous link it really does seem that 'street art' is for hire!