Foreground Painting: The Reclamation, Oil on Canvas By Beau Stanton (All Images Courtesy of Bold Hype Gallery)
Local Surrealist painter Beau Stanton has been an up-and-comer on the New York art scene for a few years now, gaining notoriety through his participation in various group shows on the way to achieving his first New York solo exhibit, up now at Bold Hype Gallery in Chelsea. Beau’s latest collection of paintings, presented under the name Archaic Ornaments, combines classical oil painting with his intricate silk-screened patterns “inspired by pre-modern architecture, letterpress printing designs and decayed infrastructure.” The details of the silk screens come into play especially on Stanton’s layered paintings, such as the series of skull images seen in the photo above, and they really need to be seen up close to be fully appreciated. Continue reading Bold Hype Gallery Presents Archaic Ornaments By Beau Stanton→
Halloween is less that two months away, and I know you wouldn’t want to be caught dead without a Skull & Crow Salt and Pepper Shaker Set to enhance the ghoulishness of whatever party you have planned! Bwahahaha! Here are the gory details:
Salt and Pepper shakers shaped like A Skull and A Black Crow
Material: dolomite ceramics
Size (Skull): 2-3/4″ x 3-1/4″ (7 cm x 8 cm)
Size (Crow): 2-1/2″ x 5″ (6 cm x 12.5 cm)
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