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Ian Berry (Denimu)

You already know his stuff, so I’ll forego a description. I will say that the newsstand is one of the coolest things I’ve seen from anybody in the last few years. he’s definitely getting better with every effort. Also - when you click on an image, give it a sec to load - they’re huge high res images to see detail.

New York Newsstand
3.4m x 2m. Denim on Denim
$80,000

New York Newsstand Details


Michele 2000cm x 1300cm. Denim and Coloured Jeans on Denim $8000	Michelle Detail

Welcome to Utica
2400cm x 1300cm. Denim and Coloured Jeans on Denim
$8000

Mike and Ike
1220cm x 620cm. Denim on Denim
$9000

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Jason D’Aquino

The detail in his pieces are amazing, I’ve represented miniaturists before, but I’ve never seen anyone deliver the fine detail that he does. he wears diamond cutting glasses while he works, as a result, if you look at these with a magnifying glass, there’s even more detail you can’t see with the naked eye.

She Tried
1.5″ x 4″. Graphite on vintage matchbook (mounted in antique frame)
$1000

Tavern Girl
1.5″ x 4″. Graphite on vintage matchbook (mounted in antique frame)
$1000

Marijuana
1.5″ x 4″. Graphite on vintage matchbook (mounted in antique frame)
$1000

Blondes are Skin Deep
2″ x 4″. Graphite on vintage matchbook (mounted in antique frame)
$1200

Unfaithful
1.5″ x 4″. Graphite on vintage matchbook (mounted in antique frame)
$1000

No Time for Marriage
2″ x 4″. Graphite on vintage matchbook
Displayed in glass dome on freestanding mount (6.5″ x 8″)
$1200

Streets of Sin
2″ x 4″. Graphite on vintage matchbook
Displayed in glass dome on freestanding mount (6.5″ x 8″)
$1200

Strange Paths
2″ x 4″. Graphite on vintage matchbook
Displayed in glass dome on freestanding mount (6.5″ x 8″)
$1200

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Laura Ortiz Vega

Look closely at this stuff, it’s unbelievable. it’s not spray paint, it’s colored thread, pushed across a beeswax covered panel with a toothpick. it’s a traditional technique of the Huichol people of Mexico (laura’s Mexican) the technique is called cera de Campeche. Again, amazing stuff

Cardenales
6″ x 18″. Embroidery thread and wax on board.
$3200

Untitled
6″ x 12″. Embroidery thread and wax on board.
$2800

StaMonica
6″ x 24″. Embroidery thread and wax on board.
$4000

Untitled
8″ x 12″. Embroidery thread and wax on board.
$3000

Laura Ortiz Vega Details

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Andres Basurto

These are all built of broken beer and wine bottles. The backstory behind how Andres came to this technique always makes me smile. He’s married to Laura Ortiz Vega (the artist featured above). One night they were both drinking quite a bit and, as is known to happen, they began to fight. the fight came to screeching halt when Laura threw a beer bottle against a wall and stormed off. Andres began playing with the broken shards that night, the next day, this art was born…

Brown Skull
8″ x 8″ x 6″. Broken beer bottle and epoxy.
$3800

Green Skull
8″ x 8″ x 6″. Broken beer bottle and epoxy
$3800

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Adam Wallacavage

I love his work!!! I have his stuff all over my house! Also, he was making this stuff to illuminate his house for years without ever thinking to commoditize them. Finally, after a lot of pushing and cajoling from his friends, he began showing them. He’s been something of a rockstar in the lowbrow community ever since.