[gozgoz]

Thanks guys!

[Deleted]

any chance you are selling that choe?

[Karl Read]

I wish i wasnt trying to pay off my credit card now as i love this. I have the print.
If only you would take installments.

Nicely framed donuts BTW. Mine is done exactly the same. Was that framed by Gary?

[gozgoz]

Aug 4, 2010 23:52:51 GMT 1 jopkop said:

any chance you are selling that choe?

which choe? everthing has its price...

[Collection 1]

the little Choe in the background is very nice!! Nice collection Gozgoz! Nice Yoshitomo Nara too. is it a print or an original?

[craigf]

Aug 5, 2010 13:54:43 GMT 1 gozgoz said:

Aug 4, 2010 23:52:51 GMT 1 jopkop said:

any chance you are selling that choe?

which choe? everthing has its price...

I guess the 76 edition City Girl, am I right? .

[gozgoz]

Aug 5, 2010 14:11:46 GMT 1 Collection 1 said:

the little Choe in the background is very nice!! Nice collection Gozgoz! Nice Yos**tomo Nara too. is it a print or an original?

Thanks...! Sigh i WISH that was an original... if it were, first it wouldnt be anywhere near that fireplace... and secondly, I wouldnt be needing to sell my stuff because i would be a gazillionaire! ;D

Its a print i got off ebay...!

[Daniel Silk]

Dave Kinsey New Works Opening reception: Thursday, September 9 6-9pm

Joshua Liner Gallery
548 W 28th St. 3rd Floor
New York, New York 10001
212-244-7415
www.joshualinergallery.com

[Happy Shopper]

joshualinergallery.com/preview/kinsey_new_works_september_9_2010/selectedworks/all/

Wish I had the cash!

[JoshuaLinerGallery]

Our next exhibition is a full gallery solo with Dave Kinsey. This is Kinsey's debut solo show with the gallery and his first solo show in nearly two years.

Press release and studio shot below. Please contact the gallery with any inquiries at [e-mail]

Joshua Liner Gallery is pleased to present Dave Kinsey: New Works, an exhibition of mixed-media paintings by the Los Angeles-based artist. This full-gallery show marks Kinsey’s debut solo exhibition at Joshua Liner and his first solo in nearly two years.

Working in acrylic, spray paint, paper, wood, and ink on canvas, Dave Kinsey’s works of raw emotion draw their energy, style, and often substance from abstract expressionism mixed with urban hieroglyphics. His dynamic figures are situated within multi-layered, multi-textured atmospheres of pure abstraction. These beings displaying a mixture of defiance, triumph, and tragedy—transmit their forceful spirit through Kinsey’s range of mediums, signature style, and a high-contrast color palette.

Among this suite of medium- to large-sized paintings, the Continuum series (I, II & III) makes a powerful impact with its repeated skull and flower imagery. Viewers peer through a transparent layer of ghostlike skulls (human, animal) to a second layer of delicately rendered flowers (roses, peonies) then even deeper to an explosive, silhouetted background of chaos that hints of classic graffiti tags. Serving as contemporary vanitas, these layers of wildly contrasting content and graphic styles resolve into complex, feeling-toned compositions.

Kinsey’s portrait paintings, like King of Pop, Radio in a Box, Black Rain, and Man from Topanga, enlist these gripping contrasts in color, mark-making, and layering into finely tuned portrayals of emotional extremes. Where figures’ physical features are shut down or lack obvious expression, color and abstract forms serve to reveal and cathect underlying psychological states.

The artist suggests an even deeper resonance in his depiction of extreme contrasts, writing, “In this new body of work I explore emotional and environmental boundaries as I perceive them, in the context of the growing discord between humanity and nature. In the cyclical reality of our physical existence, beauty and death are ultimately dancing partners.”

Born in 1971 in Pittsburgh, Dave Kinsey studied at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh and Art Institute of Atlanta; he currently lives and works in Los Angeles and Three Rivers, CA. Solo exhibitions of his work include : •You Are Here, ALICE Gallery, Brussels (2008); Holy Sh*t, Lazarides Gallery, UK (2008); New Works, The Public Trust, Dallas (2006); Sure, Why Not, Kinsey/DesForges Gallery, Los Angeles (2003) among others. Selected group exhibitions include: Whammy!, VASF Gallery, San Francisco (2009); Postcards From the Edge, Metro Pictures, New York (2008); Beautiful Losers, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco (2004), Ill Communication, Urbis Museum, Manchester, England, and Dave Kinsey and Shepard Fairey, La Panaderia Gallery, Mexico City (1999). He founded BLK/MRKT Gallery (now Kinsey/DesForges) in Los Angeles in 2001.

[wizzy]

....... and he appears to have a pony tail, that one hes cracking on with there looks a bit interesting.

[JoshuaLinerGallery]

Our next exhibition is a full gallery solo with Dave Kinsey. This is Kinsey's debut solo show with the gallery and his first solo show in nearly two years.

Press release and studio shot below. Please contact the gallery with any inquiries at [e-mail]

Joshua Liner Gallery is pleased to present Dave Kinsey: New Works, an exhibition of mixed-media paintings by the Los Angeles-based artist. This full-gallery show marks Kinsey’s debut solo exhibition at Joshua Liner and his first solo in nearly two years.

Working in acrylic, spray paint, paper, wood, and ink on canvas, Dave Kinsey’s works of raw emotion draw their energy, style, and often substance from abstract expressionism mixed with urban hieroglyphics. His dynamic figures are situated within multi-layered, multi-textured atmospheres of pure abstraction. These beings displaying a mixture of defiance, triumph, and tragedy—transmit their forceful spirit through Kinsey’s range of mediums, signature style, and a high-contrast color palette.

Among this suite of medium- to large-sized paintings, the Continuum series (I, II & III) makes a powerful impact with its repeated skull and flower imagery. Viewers peer through a transparent layer of ghostlike skulls (human, animal) to a second layer of delicately rendered flowers (roses, peonies) then even deeper to an explosive, silhouetted background of chaos that hints of classic graffiti tags. Serving as contemporary vanitas, these layers of wildly contrasting content and graphic styles resolve into complex, feeling-toned compositions.

Kinsey’s portrait paintings, like King of Pop, Radio in a Box, Black Rain, and Man from Topanga, enlist these gripping contrasts in color, mark-making, and layering into finely tuned portrayals of emotional extremes. Where figures’ physical features are shut down or lack obvious expression, color and abstract forms serve to reveal and cathect underlying psychological states.

The artist suggests an even deeper resonance in his depiction of extreme contrasts, writing, “In this new body of work I explore emotional and environmental boundaries as I perceive them, in the context of the growing discord between humanity and nature. In the cyclical reality of our physical existence, beauty and death are ultimately dancing partners.”

Born in 1971 in Pittsburgh, Dave Kinsey studied at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh and Art Institute of Atlanta; he currently lives and works in Los Angeles and Three Rivers, CA. Solo exhibitions of his work include : •You Are Here, ALICE Gallery, Brussels (2008); Holy Sh*t, Lazarides Gallery, UK (2008); New Works, The Public Trust, Dallas (2006); Sure, Why Not, Kinsey/DesForges Gallery, Los Angeles (2003) among others. Selected group exhibitions include: Whammy!, VASF Gallery, San Francisco (2009); Postcards From the Edge, Metro Pictures, New York (2008); Beautiful Losers, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco (2004), Ill Communication, Urbis Museum, Manchester, England, and Dave Kinsey and Shepard Fairey, La Panaderia Gallery, Mexico City (1999). He founded BLK/MRKT Gallery (now Kinsey/DesForges) in Los Angeles in 2001.

[Standard]

Very impressed with these - does anyone know what kind of price his work is?

[etched]

saw these also - excellent.

[maroom]

Sept 11, 2010 22:23:55 GMT 1 Standard said:

Very impressed with these - does anyone know what kind of price his work is?

That's strange. I'm sure the site originally had the prices. I as remember it they certainly weren't cheap with prices running into 5 digits.

[Klow]

I rolled over to the Joshua Liner Gallery to peep the Kinsey Show while I was in NYC this past weekend. His werk is truly impressive. Here are a few snaps I got if anyone is interested.

s805.photobucket.com/albums/yy334/klow420/Kinsey%20Show%20-%20Joshua%20Liner%20Gallery/

[etched]

great pics-

like this one

[BK83]

Stopped by the opening. A great show for sure. Love the turquoise pops in this series of paintings.
And, as usual it was visually spectacular and engrossing. But, I can't help but notice that this particular group of paintings lacked the quality of content that I am used to with Kinsey's work. His subjects seemed characteristically unfinished (more than just literally) almost as if, as a painter, he was just going through the motions. Regardless, even at 70%, Kinsey is miles ahead of many artists in the genre. Here's hoping for something bigger and better next time!

[BMG]

Here's a better view of the show:
www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=244234&id=114481862312

[JoshuaLinerGallery]

Here are installation views of the new Kinsey exhibit at Joshua Liner Gallery, hope you enjoy them.

joshualinergallery.com/exhibitions/kinsey_new_works_september_9_2010/installationviews/

[Zippy]

Mar 7, 2010 1:40:12 GMT 1 Zippy said:

I have been offered one of the banksy prints i have
been after for quite some time so to pay for it,
I need to sell on a few pieces.

I have priced them reasonably but I am sure you will let me
know if you do not agree. Let's keep offers to PM so
as not to clutter up the thread.

Collection in London is cool or I can post.
enjoy...


Dave Kinsey Momentum - £65




Kinsey - This is not a gun £145




Kinsey - Blk Mkrt £45




Kinsey v Giant - KG Bomb £145



Also have the Kinsey book Designer + Design £20

Bump - please PM me if interested.

[JoshuaLinerGallery]

You can view the pdf catalog for this exhibit here:

joshualinergallery.com//catalogs/JoshuaLinerGallery_Kinsey_NewWorks_September2010.pdf

There are still a couple of great works left, email the gallery for the list of available paintings.

[oneeye]

Radio In A Box and Becoming Fiction are my favorites by far. Really love those pieces. There's a profound depth to those guys faces. Vintage Kinsey.

Not too crazy about the flower/animal combo. Respect that he mixed it up tho.

[etched]

Sept 21, 2010 23:04:15 GMT 1 oneeye said:

Radio In A Box and Becoming Fiction are my favorites by far. Really love those pieces. There's a profound depth to those guys faces. Vintage Kinsey.

Not too crazy about the flower/animal combo. Respect that he mixed it up tho.

agreed-

[BMG]

Dave Kinsey's "Radio In a Box," BLK/MRKT produced screenprint edition of 150 on 100% cotton rag. Signed/numbered/stamped. Created from the original painting currently showing at Joshua Liner Gallery in NYC thru Saturday, October 9.

Available now. www.blkmrktgallery.com/store

BMG

[Daniel Silk]

Dave Kinsey INTERVIEW

[butteronehalfcab]

I do love his stuff. Slightly evil but proper good.

[yellowpantsgallery]

November 2010, Lisbon, PT - YellowPants Gallery is pleased to announce "We Dream in Colors", a group exhibition featuring new work and installations by an eclectic group of seven artists. Buff Monster, Dave Kinsey, Fefe Talavera, Maya Hayuk, Sickboy, Remed and Zosen are the roster of artists exhibiting their work together for the first time in Lisbon, Portugal.

"We Dream in Colors" brings together a group of artists whose establishment is a result of an outsider and non-traditional path through the art world. Emerging from the sub-cultures of Graffiti, Street Art, Skateboarding, Graphic Design, Music and D.I.Y. Attitude, these artists have established a very personal path that lead to continuous projects and exhibitions all over the world. Their talent and success has already been embraced by several museums and institutions such as Tate Modern, The Bristol Museum, Urbis Museum, Orebro Art Museum, and many others.

Even though each of the exhibiting artists has an individual aesthetic, form of medium, subject matter and form of expression, a strong use of color - not often found in the street and urban art movements - is present in each one of them.

"We Dream in Colors" - the first group exhibition curated by YellowPants Gallery in Lisbon, Portugal - is in itself a sample of the gallery's vision, forthcoming exhibitions and curatorial mission.

The exhibition will be hosted at Montana Shop&Gallery Lisboa - Rua da Rosa 14G, Bairro Alto, Lisbon, Portugal - opening on the 9th of December at 9:00PM and exhibiting until the 3rd of January.



For more info go to www.yellowpantsgallery.com

If you wish to be included in the preview list and receive the show's catalog please email [e-mail]

( click for Facebook event )

[yellowpantsgallery]

As a preview we share: Buff Monster - "Lick it Up"

[BMG]

There are a few lovely new Pendulum prints available for youz, believe it or not—edition of 130, 4/c screen print, 18 x 18in., signed, numbered & stamped BLK/MRKT Editions on 100% thick cotton rag paper.

www.blkmrktgallery.com/store

Take it easy.
BMG