Over the last several months I’ve been working with the (lovely and talented) band Fictionist to create artwork for their forthcoming album, Lasting Echo. They unveiled the cover yesterday and the CD release show is on January 29th. When images of the inside are available, I’ll put them up. It was a really fun project and I’m honored to have worked with the band, as well as Rob Carmichael who did the fantastic graphic design. More details soon!
So, the holidays kicked my ass…BUT I’m back now and super excited about the new year (decade!). I got a little behind on our monthly print giveaway, so to make it up to all our loyal newsletter subscribers I am announcing a GIVEAWAY BLOWOUT.
A *GIVEAWAY BLOWOUT* you say? On January 15th I will randomly pick 5 winners from newsletter subscribers. Each winner will receive one randomly chosen print.
If you aren’t subscribed, it’s easy–just sign up at the bottom of any page. Tell all your friends and spread the word. Happy New Year!
This is the best deal all year!
Any 2 prints for $45, and any 3 prints for $60! PLUS Store-wide free standard shipping within the US. This sale is good through December 20th. Discount automatically displays at checkout, no coupon code is necessary
I’m excited to announce my first international solo show. Lots of my collages are on display at Preteen gallery in Hermosillo, Mexico. All pictures are courtesy of the gallery. At the opening they celebrated Preteen’s first anniversary–and congratulations–they’ve had a year full of truly amazing exhibits. Visit Preteen to see more. Quoted from their site:
PRETEEN IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE PIE IN THE SKY YOU KNOW HOW I FEEL; A NEW SOLO SHOW BY NORTH CAROLINA-BASED ARTIST BRANDI STRICKLAND. STRICKLAND’S MINIMAL GRAPHIC ASSEMBLAGES RESEMBLE THOSE OF HANNAH HÖCH IN THAT THEY SERVE AS DOCUMENTS OF DAY TO DAY EPHEMERA AND THAT THEY PORE OVER FEMALE SUBJECTIVITY IN A SCANT AND DELICATE MANNER. ALSO, THEY SCRUTINIZE THE POWER STRUCTURES THAT SHAPE THE VISUAL OUTCOMES OF GEOGRAPHY, TOPOGRAPHY AND MATHEMATICS. THE HUMAN BODY AND NATURE ARE REPRESENTED IN AN OFTEN FRAGMENTED, NEBULOUS AND NOSTALGIC WAY. TEXT BECOMES A MERE ORNAMENTAL COMPONENT MORE THAN A LINGUISTIC OR POETIC SIGNIFIER. HER METHOD OF WORK ALLOWS HER COLLAGE PIECES TO DEVELOP INTO AN ODDLY APOLITICAL ACCOUNT OF QUOTIDIAN LIFE.
Yay! Jeremiah Hester is the winner of October’s print giveaway, Unwavering Light.
In the spirit of the holidays we’ve chosen Gifts for November’s treat. As long as you subscribe to the newsletter, you’re always eligible to win. Sign up at the bottom of any page.
Gifts $30
