This one goes out to all our fans on the other side of the pond.

Get this tee for $25 (normally $44) only through  9 AM Wednesday December 14th.

UK – By Christopher Bettig

Watch it here.

Obsessed with this new video from artists Miktor and Molf.

From graffiti and street art, science fiction and tattooing, to cartooning, fine art, master shading and pristine line work -Paranormal Hallucinations will twist your senses and flip your head around. With so many different styles converging into one gallery the outcome will be exceptional. Come witness the divergent beauty of 16 Artists with different backgrounds, all united through one common medium used in their works; Pen . Ink . Brush .

Come check out some of Peyote’s work in Denver!

Said to have traveled through a vast number of galaxies before arriving at our current terrestrial grounds, the STEAKMOB* based out of Minneapolis, MN has created and curated a show that’s sure to bring the young blood, in everyone, out to play. Working exclusively from their notorious studio, Da Haunted Attic, the STEAKMOB* have created a body of work that encompass the nostalgia of being born in the 80s and living in the 90s. Though thematically similar, the body of work spans across many different kinds of form-making and exemplifies the over-processed-analog-loop element that has become a staple of the STEAKMOB* and it’s affiliates.

Involved in the show is the STEAKMOB* who is, at its core, Andrés Guzmán, Eric Gorvin, and Tomás Villaseñor. However, the over-arching collaborative nature of STEAKMOB* obviously necessitates the help from the homies. In this show the lineup boasts a select mash of illustrators and designers including Llew Mejia, Tuesday Bassen, Bill Rebholz, Anton Pearson, and Feng Meng Vue.

Indy Ink (indyink.com) at 84 S. Broadway, Denver, Colorado.

Josh Slater’s got a new zine out.

Black and White Laser / Purple Paper / A5 / April 2011 / Edition of 50

Grab it here.

You are invited to attend “Trophy Room” featuring new original artwork by Andrea Shear!
In addition there will be a “yard sale” happening in the brick room where previously shown work will be marked down to below-studio prices.

Trophy Room
Opening reception Aug. 13, 2011 7-10pm
Upstairs at the Market Gallery
1057 San Pedro Street  #201 at the corner of 11th
Los Angeles, CA 90015
free parking inside the gate on 11th
refreshments will be served

We’re excited see you there!

Come visit our friends at These Friends

These Friends at The Ace Hotel

Ace Hotel New York
20 W 29th St
NY NY 10001

Aug 12-31

Opening Reception

Aug 12th  8-11 PM

Thanks to This Los Angeles and the Ace Hotel.

Hannah Stouffer invites you to the Tropics this Saturday!

The TROPICS

727 Leavenworth St. San Francisco, CA 94109
7:00- 10PM Saturday, July 16th, 2011

The TROPICS is a small curated boutique in San Francisco’s upper Tenderlion district (727 Leavenworth St.) focusing on singularity, artist printed materials and feature apparel with a direct concentration on the illustrated line. Carrying a comparatively modest array, The TROPICS curated selection is currently featuring Blood is the New Black, SPRFKR, Beautiful Decay, Living Proof and Juxtapoz with works by specialty artists and their lines.

Born in Aspen, CO in 1981, San Francisco based illustrator Hannah Stouffer is best known for the incongruity of intricately executed imagery and shadowy and ethereal themes. Stouffer has maintained a strong presence in the illustration world while simultaneously exhibiting her work as both a commercial and fine artist for the past 10 years. both in and out of the Bay Area. With an extensive international client list, an impressive roster of galleries and a new position as the Illustration and Erotic Art Editor at Juxtapoz Magazine, Stouffer is now embarking on a new venture by opening her second shop in San Francisco, heavily involving her personal and creative counterparts.

Not to be missed. No seriously, don’t miss this.

“SUPERNATURAL? PERHAPS.”
New works by Heather Gabel and Christopher Norris (Steak Mtn)
Runs July 9th – August 10th 2011
Reception 6-10 pm July 9th at POVevolving Gallery
939 Chung King Road, Los Angeles, CA 90012
http://www.povevolving.com​/
http://www.heathergabel.co​m/
http://www.steakmtn.com/

POVevolving Gallery and Print Studio will host artists Heather Gabel and Christopher Norris (aka Steak Mtn) July 9th for a month long exhibit of their latest works. Heather and Chris have much in common, most notably a background heavy with design work for many bands. Both also share an obsession for the face melting powers of the darkest kinds of imagery while maintaining their unique and vaguely ironic interpretations. The title of the show itself is the perfect anomaly for these two visual artists, pulled from a Bela Lugosi/Boris Karloff classic; it personifies their attraction to the kitsch of the occult. The results of their insatiable appetites for a viscerally brutalizing aesthetic can be seen at POVevolving this July/August when they have their way with the space. The larger front room will showcase their fine art work; drawings and collages culled from their wildest dreams and worst nightmares, while the smaller and fittingly cave-like back room will serve as a living breathing archive of their cumulative efforts in design. Showcasing sketches, photocopies, original album artwork and shirt designs for such bands as Against Me!, Alkaline Trio, Rancid, Joan Jett, Garbage and Green Day assembled together for the first time.

Mel and Travis are coming to SF!

FFDG

248 Fillmore St.
SF, CA
94117

Saturday, June 11, 2011 (7-10pm)

NYC buds, this is not to be missed!

Thursday June 9th. 9pm-12am

La Caverna -NYC

DJs Max Wowch from Pizza Party and Callan Clendenin from the band Lemonade

Videos by Molly Surno from Cinema 16

Open bar, glow sticks and lasers courtesy of Urban Outfitters

Space is the Place was conceived by two friends, illustrator Keren Richter and graphic designer Andrew Janik.
The magazine, inspired by the Sun Ra film baring the same name, unites a varied and international group of artists inspired by psychedelia, fluorescent jarring colors and patterns, drug inspired fantasy, and celestial iconography.

Artists include Thomas Bernard, Christopher Bettig, Kris Chau, Rachel Domm, Aj Fosik, Justin Gabbard, Maya Hayuk, Andrew Holder, Merijn Hos, Mario Hugo, Andrew Janik, Colin Jenkinson, Aya Kakeda, Ted McGrath, Christopher Silas Neal, Christopher Palazzo, Pietari Posti, Keren Richter, Timo Vaittinen, Brent Wadden, Liz Walsh, Betsy Walton, Elena Wen and Carlyn Wutkee. Space is the Place features 54 full color pages with day glo pink spot color and gold foil stickers.

Miss Josh Slater’s Heavy Rays screening?

No need to worry, it lives on Vimeo now.

HEAVY RAYS from Josh Slater on Vimeo.

Derek Albeck has an upcoming solo exhibition in Los Angeles, we highly recommend you be there.
Opening Reception: Friday May 13th from 6-10PM

POVevoling Gallery

939 Chung King Rd.

Los Angeles. CA 90012 (Chinatown)

Chapter Two of Aoi Kotsuhiroi’s ‘Exotic Regrets’ collection is complete. The handmade, one-off foot pieces are titled ‘Colorless Murder’ and are reserved ‘strictly for walks through the bedroom.’ More info here

Josh Slater’s

HEAVY RAYS

landscapes
structures
microscope
telescope

A 15 minute trip into unknown landscapes and structures.
With an original score by Sahra Motalebi

Screening : Friday, May 6th 7-9pm
at
End of Century
175 Rivington
NY, NY 10002

rsvp : info@endofcenturynyc.com
www.endofcenturynyc.com

Can’t make it? Get the DVD here.

Need more Josh Slater? Check him out in the new issue of Dossier (available in our webstore soon!)

Just when you think you are the only skull faced squid on the planet, you find out that you’re a TWIN! How exciting!

Get this tee for $25 (normally $40) only through Friday 9 AM PST

GET IT HERE DUDES.

Curated by Audrey Landreth featuring Dan Monick and some really great photographers.

A Place In The Sun:
Picturing California:
Curated by Audrey Landreth
April 22 – April 29

A Place in the Sun showcases a selection of images by LA based
photographers. All images of California by artists who have chosen to live
and work here. Together, the images comprise an honest portrait, one
interpretation, of California as a place of promise. Promises fulfilled,
promises deferred, and promises denied.

Artist Reception April 22: 7:00 – 10:00 p.m.
Hi-Lite Studio and Project Space
533 South Los Angeles Street, 6th Floor, LA, CA 90013

ALT to the ALT this Saturday! Our artists Kimberly Kane and Steak Mtn! are in the show, come on down!

ART DEBAUCHERY ORGANIZATION presents

// ALT to the ALT //

an xxx-themed art event

SHOW CAVE 3501 Eagle Rock Blvd Los Angeles 90065

OPENING: Saturday, April 9th, 2011 7pm

“ALT to the ALT” is an XXX-themed art event showcasing some of the well-respected movers and pornographers within the alt porn industry through their photography and art. “ALT” is “Alternative”. True to the saying, there is an Alternative to everything. The “alt” in adult cinema is an aesthetic difference that showcase the work of these pornographers as artists, rather than playing to the general public’s stereotype of the adult industry. By pushing the boundaries of the artform, these artists bring forth the true ALT to the Alt.

Featured Artists: EON MCKAI COURTNEY TROUBLE BOB COULTER CARLOS BATTS CHRISTOPHER NORRIS/STEAK MTN. KIMBERLY KANE

Curated by: RAE THREAT with live performance by YAHAIRA + special guest DJs RSVP HERE

New Limited Edition silkscreened prints from Hannah Stouffer

Only $20 and available on Hannah’s Etsy Store!

Don’t miss her zine “Suggested Reading” looks amazing….

THIS los angeles presents:

“These Friends 2″
1 year anniversary really big group show.

February 4th, 2011 7-10PM

Gallery hours: Thursday-Saturday 3-7PM

THIS is glad to announce part 2 of the show we kicked it all off with a year ago, These Friends 2. When the 5 of us first conceived this place we all made a list of friends we would like to show a piece and the list quickly grew to over 100 people. It turned out to be a huge success, more people showed up than we knew what to do with, and good times were had. So, let’s do it again. This Friday, February 4th, 7-10 p.m. at THIS los angeles, 5906 N. Figueroa St., Los Angeles, CA 90042. The reception is free and features a DJ and an open bar.

MEL KADEL
ARMS OUT

At The Merry Karnowsky Gallery

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 8 – 11pm

MERRY KARNOWSKY GALLERY
170 S. LA BREA AVENUE
(IN THE ART 170 BUILDING)
LOS ANGELES, CA 90036
323.933.4408

http://www.mkgallery.com

Exhibition Dates:
February 5 – March 5, 2011

Gallery Hours:
Tues – Sat 12-6pm

Merry Karnowsky Gallery is proud to present Arms Out, a solo exhibition by Mel Kadel. Using coffee-stained paper, micron .005 pens, hand mixed ink wash, pencil, and blades, the artist creates carefully detailed and layered drawings of childlike characters exploring, opening up, and overcoming peril with fierce determination. Thick layers of hand cut paper are carefully collaged within each scene, making Kadel’s work delicate and dimensional, patterned and precise, with foregrounds, middle grounds, and backgrounds reminiscent of 1950’s engravings.

With a technique some have called “drawing with an eyelash,” Kadel has created a visual narrative that communicates interconnectedness, balance, and the idea that we are all part of a system whether recognized or not. Inertia is an important part of what propels the work, and whether standing idle, entwined, or reaching up, or outward – what Aristotle said is true – the whole is indeed greater than the sum of its parts. In Kadel’s world characters embark on wondrous adventures, face absurd obstacles, and complete daunting tasks within their lush, imaginative world. Undaunted by gravity, they push, pull, climb, and reach to arrive at their veiled destination.

Using her unusual layering technique, the artist creates wallpaper-like patterns with texture and depth in a seamless fashion that suspends her characters somewhere between imagination and reality. Drawn to patterns and repetition, Kadel sets her characters in surreal landscapes where girls’ tears form rivers, and horses are patched together like quilts. Intricate motifs, such as a sun made of flowers, or coils of rope-like bodies, create an allegorical glow, which is disarmingly warm. Also exhibited are more abstracted patterns with flora filled landscapes, independent of figures, yet interdependent with the elements.

Musician Ian MacKaye of Minor Threat says of Kadel’s work, “Mel goes so hard on her work it’s a wonder she hasn’t fallen in. Actually, I think if you look close enough you’ll see a piece of her in every picture. No joke.”

Kadel is originally from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania and graduated from Moore College of Art & Design in Philadelphia. After living in New York for a few years, she moved to Los Angeles where she now resides in a log cabin by the 5 Freeway with her partner, artist Travis Millard. Kadel’s work has shown in numerous galleries throughout the United States and abroad in London, Sydney, and Denmark. Her work has appeared in publications including Juxtapoz, Monster Children, and LA Times Magazine.

Finally! Gingko Press has released Dan Monick’s first book of photographs documenting his years and travels with Atmosphere and Rhymesayers.

To celebrate the fine folks at Rhymesayers and Fifth Element have put together a collection of prints from the book and will be showing them at Fifth Element  on December 16th 7-10 PM.

For those of you in Minneapolis and or who know folks in Minneapolis, please try to make it down. It should be a really nice night.

Here’s an awesome holiday gift from Derek Albeck!

Flannel Mask
This is a small varied edition of 5 prints mounted on mirrors and framed

Print INFO:
Silkscreen and Spray Paint on Paper Mounted to Mirror
10 by 8 inches (Framed)
Signed Varied Edition of 5 with 2 AP (Varied Meaning each prints colors are different)

Want one? Get it here.

From the mouth of Spears:

IM HAVING AN ART SHOW ON SATURDAY DECEMBER 11TH AT 1PM AND YOU ARE INVITED

IT IS A SHOW ABOUT HOW I LOVE CARS SO MUCH

ALL THE PAINTINGS ARE ON CARDBOARD AND THEY ARE $10 EACH

IT IS GOING TO BE ON THE WALKWAY ABOVE THE 5 FREEWAY BETWEEN THE GLENDALE BLVD AND LOS FELIZ EXITS

I RECOMMEND GETTING DIRECTIONS TO THIS ADDRESS: 2900 Sunnynook Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90039

YOU CAN PARK ON SUNNYNOOK AND THEN WALK ACROSS THE RIVER TO THE FREEWAY

ITS A REAL NICE SPOT

RAIN OR SHINE

(UNLESS ITS TOTALLY POURING OR SOME SHIT LIKE THAT)

OK BYE THANK YOU

Check out BITNB’s Sterling Barlett and 9 other artists in the Anything Goes show at R & R Gallery!

Anything Goes

Featuring ten artists, ten canvases and six hours. Any medium, any substance and any process. Artist will have a 1/2 hour to work on each canvas and one hour to complete the canvas that they started with. The night is to inspire each other by working together and removing ourselves from our elements.

Cody Comrie, Evan Rossell, Heather Mcmillen, Kevin Lewis, Kube, Lauren Over, Marc Baker, Nil Ultra, Sterling Bartlett and Wendy Teague

All art will be created the night before.
All art will be burned if not sold. Honestly.

Opening night
Saturday Dec. 4th, 2010 7 pm – Midnight
Ongoing the 6th – 12th, from 5 – 9p<

R & R Gallery
929 East 2nd Street Suite 106 Los Angeles CA 90012<
TheRandR.org | 213-626-2261 |

The process, antics and daily ventures of the San Francisco based illustrator, Hannah Stouffer.
Watch it – CLICK HERE

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BLOOD IS THE NEW BLACK MARKET GIFT-SHOP

1825 Sunset Blvd.
Echo Park, CA

Grand opening Tuesday November 23rd
(use the password “pork chop” for 25% off November 23-28)
open November 23- 24 & 26-28 from 3 PM – 11 PM &
Thursdays thru Sundays the entire month of December

+ gifts of every size and shape all under $50 +

Blood is the New Black, Dark Matter + Ace Mommawolf tee shirts for guys & gals
Jewelry by Alex & Chloe, Species by the Thousands, Laura Lombardi, & Dark Matter
Toiletries that smell good from Portland General Store
Pretty party dresses from Curatorial by popomomo
Clothing for bad-ass babies from Izzy Wolf
Zines, records, small gifts and prints by artsy artists
Vintage flannels for the manly men in your life
Calendars from the Wild Unknown so you don’t miss important appointments
Robert and Leopold mix tapes for people who still have cassette players
Home-made bacon brittle . . . . .and lots more on the way!

Open November 23rd – December 30th
Thursdays – Sundays 3 PM – 11 PM
1825 W. Sunset Blvd
www.bloodisthenewblack.com
@bloodyblack

Join Gallery Space this Friday, November 19th from 7pm – 9pm for the opening reception of Play It As It Lays. The group show, a tribute to writer Joan Didion, features the reactionary works of eleven artists to Didion’s 1970 novel, Play It As It Lays.

Featuring artwork by Blood is the New Black artists Natascha Snellman and PJ Risse

OPENING FRIDAY!

First Love, Last Rights

**Skye Parrott solo exhibition
@ Capricious Space
November 19, 2010 – January 2011
Opening Reception: Friday, November 19, 7-9pm

Capricious Space is located at 103 Broadway, Brooklyn, New York 11211 tel: 718-384-1208
Hours: Wednesday to Saturday, noon to 6 pm. For additional information about Capricious, please visit http://www.becapricious.com

Having grown up with a photographer mother, Parrott’s life had been thoroughly documented until her adolescence, and then again by herself starting at seventeen. But the turbulent period in between was a void in terms of visual record. Following the demise of two key relationships, one with her first love, a boy named Alex, and then of their mutual relationship with drugs, they both went off to rehab and soon after she began taking photographs. From that brief era, she was left only with some vivid memories of particular moments. First Love, Last Rites turns around about a year and a half of her life, beginning when she was fifteen. For this work Parrott asked friend (and sometimes collaborator) Valentine Fillol-Cordier to play her, and with her old clothes and the other people who figured into these memories, she set out to recreate her recollections from these previously undocumented years.

Central to this body of work is Parrott’s interest in the subjectivity of memory. “People choose a few things to remember and those memories become representative of entire relationships or events. In doing this work, I was keenly aware that what I remembered might not be ‘real.’ Curious to explore what had actually happened, after making the photographs I interviewed Alex to find out what he remembered. There was a lot of overlap, but there were huge discrepancies too. There were incidents I thought of as key but that he had forgotten entirely but remembered when I mentioned them and vice versa. And there were places where our stories just completely diverged. I think it points to the way that memories form us, and as we form, we reshape them to fit.” This is sometimes reflected in the exhibition: a detail that she mentions in her text is intentionally different in the corresponding photograph. A scene that takes place at night is shot during the day, or a gesture is reconfigured. In this way, Parrott explores the notion that memory, and even experience, is not “true.” Rather it is something in between truth and fantasy because it goes through the filter of who we are.

In a booklet accompanying the exhibition, we are given a glimpse of the physical records that do exist from this time in Parrott’s life. Along with images from the show, she presents personal artifacts including letters, photographs, and items found inside old pockets, a personal text, and the transcript of an interview with Alex.

This weekend only! Get a BITNB Patrick Jilbert tee and a tattoo for just $31!

31 dollars plus 9 dollar gratuity (thats 40 bucks) gets a Halloween tattoo or gift certificate both a 75 dollar value. Blood is the New Black is printing a limited edition Alchemy Tattoo t-shirt to be included with every purchase while supplies last. Any questions call the shop 323-666-1313

Click here for all the details.

Blood is the New Black artists Skye Parrott and Alec Friedman present Secrets
a photography group show
October 29 – November 14
Opening reception October 29, 7 – 10 pm
Space 1520
1520 N. Cahuenga, Los Angeles, CA

David Armstrong
Hisham Bharoocha
Cass Bird
Angela Boatwright
Robin Broadbent
Alexandra Catiere
Samantha Casolari
Cody Chandler
Rachel Chandler
Chris Chenier
Todd Cole
Tony Cox
Jessica Craig-Martin
Sam Falls
Seth Fluker
Alec Friedman
Jason Fulford
Marcelo Gomes
Julia Hetta
Richard Kern
Andreas Laszlo Konrath
Jeremy Liebman
Nicholas Lorden
Pamela Love
Dan Martnesen
Sophie Morner
Santiago Mostyn
Skye Parrott
Virginia Rolston Parrott
Marc Pilaro
Pedro Ramos
Reka Reisinger
Ola Rindal
David Benjamin Sherry
Jordan Sullivan
Peter Sutherland
Martynka Wawrzyniak
Weston Wells
iO Tillett Wright

Hey LA peeps come hang out with Cali Thornhill DeWitt at Family on Saturday! A good time all around.

For our Japanese friends, please visit this show already in progress featuring works by Blood is the New Black artists Ahonen and Lamberg and Skye Parrott.

Graphic Impressions

Ahonen and Lamberg
Bjorn Copeland
David Aron
Frank Haines
Hisham Akira Bharoocha
Keegan McHargue
Mario Hugo
Mark Borthwick
Skye Parrott
Studio NewWork

Time：
2010.10/21(thu)～11/16(tue) 11:00-20:00

Reception Part：
10/21(thu) 18:00-20:00

Address:
B GALLERY(BEAMS JAPAN 6F)
3-32-6 shinjyuku  Shinjuku-ku
Tokyo,160-0022 JAPAN

Blood is the New Black’s Jason JFish Fischer of the Pony Club gallery is proud to present a celebration of monstrously erotic splendor, a group show called “Monsterbation”! Allow Jason and fellow artist friends the pleasure to subdue your senses and sexual sensations in this show which celebrates the monster of eroticism.

Featuring new work from over 30 artists including Lauren Albert, Jess Fink, Phil McAndrew, Erin McCarty, Jon MacNair, Vicki Nerino, Allison Sommers, Jack Teagle, Britt Wilson, Santiago Uceda, Jeni Yang and more!

Premiering Thursday October 7th, 2010 6-10pm at Pony Club gallery following with a closing party on Halloween Sunday October 31st 6-10pm including a costume contest awarded with prizes!

More deets here.

You are invited to HOMECOMING, a week-long creative space featuring programming curated by Dossier with a photo studio by photographer Dan Martensen. Events include live performances, art exhibitions, panel discussions, screenings, and more. See attached invite for full schedule.

Homecoming
267 Elizabeth Street, NY, NY
Open Daily 12 – 12
Sit for a portrait with photographer Dan Martensen, 2 pm – 8 pm daily
Participate in a video booth confessional project by Crystal Moselle and Skye Parrott, all day every day
Enjoy free coffee provided by Birch Coffee
Curated cultural events each night

Cocktail reception, parties and music events are by invitation only and require an RSVP.
All other events are open to the public.

Pot, Sex, and Acid are the new Sex, Drugs, and Rock ‘n’ Roll. Actually its the same thing, it just sounds cooler.

Enjoy 25% off this shirt and the rest of Scott Barry’s through September 15th when you enter the code BOTTSCARRY at checkout.

Get it here.

The wall is done. It’s up for the next two months, so if you’re in NYC stop by and enjoy seeing Josh Slater’s work on a massive level. It’s on Spring St. between Crosby and Lafayette.

To see more check out Josh’s blog here.

Congratulations to Josh Slater, the temple he designed was featured in MGMT’s new video appropriately named “Congratulations.”
The temple makes an appearance around the 3 minute mark.
WATCH IT HERE

In conjunction with Dossier Journal and Smart Car, one of Josh Slater’s drawings is going to be reproduced by Colossal media on a 19 foot by 40 foot wall on Spring st (between Crosby and Lafayette street, next to the 6 downtown train).
The wall will start being prepped on the 27th and the painting will end on the 1st.
To celebrate, there’s going to be an opening party on Wednesday the 1st at Gatsby’s (63 Spring Street) from 6pm to around 10.

Come celebrate Josh making the “big” time! Get it!?

IdeaCity calls itself “an eclectic gathering of artists, adventurers, authors, cosmologists, doctors, designers, entertainers, filmmakers, inventors, magicians, musicians, scientists and technologists.” It’s like the TED Talks for pop culture – only the influential are invited to attend, and the most influential are invited to speak. Tavi talks about what an ideal teen fashion magazine would look like, drawing heavily on her love for Sassy -it’s long, but watcher her hold her own in front of thousands of people is fascinating.

Watch the video here.

Come check out Skinner’s solo show “This Fear You May Know” at White Walls this Saturday August 14th from 7-11pm.
He’s gone all out for this show, so we hope you can come out to see the craziness! There will be over twenty of his new works, mystical hand crafted masks, and twisted and intricate sculptures, all of which will most definitely rock your world!

Do it!

WHITE WALLS GALLERY

835 LARKIN ST. SAN FRANCISCO, CA.

For those of you in LA see you at BLOOD FEAST, a monthly Blood is the New Black Party!

Monday, July 19st 9 PM – 2 AM at

Footsies 2640 N. Figueroa, Highland Park

Music by rotating BITNB artists, this month’s artist and DJ is Sterling Bartlett! Our first two parties were a blast. Come out!

Grab some Coolhaus ice cream sandwiches, BITNB tees, and case-mate accessories from our Summer Fling Truck.

For those of you in LA see you at BLOOD FEAST, a monthly Blood is the New Black Party!

Monday, July 19st 9 PM – 2 AM at

Footsies 2640 N. Figueroa, Highland Park

Music by rotating BITNB artists, this month’s artist and DJ is Hannah Stouffer!

Grab some Coolhaus ice cream sandwiches, BITNB tees, and case-mate accessories from our Summer Fling Truck.

Dan Monick is in a group show this Saturday night at Space 15 Twenty. If you are in Los Angeles come on down! Should be a blast!

July 17-31 2010
Group Show At Space 15 Twenty
1520 N Cahuenga
Los Angeles, CA 90026

Opening Party Sat July 17th 7-10PM
With live performance by the Magic Bullets

Check out Skinner’s Mural at Bold Hype NYC!

Skinner Speed Paints

Crazy! Crazy awesome!

New book of photographs by Mark McCoy and Cali Thornhill deWitt.”It is a glimpse into a world at twilight where fading recollections and dreams blur into a haze of shadows, missed chances, and abandoned causes.” The book features 84 offset printed pages on heavy 100 lb. matte paper with perfect-bound spines and measures 5″ x 7″. Edition of 300.

Find them here.

BLOOD IS THE NEW BLACK PRESENTS BLOOD FEAST!!!!!!

MUSIC BY ROTATING BITNB ARTISTS

THIS MONTH’S DJ
DEMONBABIES

CELEBRATING MITRA’S FIRST 29TH BIRTHDAY
GUMBO COOKOUT OUT BACK!

GRAB ICE CREAM SANDWICHES, BITNB TEES, AND CASE-MATE ACCESSORIES FROM OUR SUMMER FLING TRUCK!

JUNE 21ST MONDAY
9 PM – 2 AM

Featured Artist: Porous Walker

Meet Blood is the New Black featured artist Porous Walker

While living in a small, old, navy lifeboat in the Sausalito Bay, Porous Walker was visited by the ghost of Shel Silverstein, who encouraged him to change his name and begin drawing. Porous
Walker has shown his work in art galleries around the world, been featured in magazines and television, and is working on a new project almost every day. His hope is to inspire people to
laugh and to create and share their own art work, subsequently flooding the world with humor and pretty colors.

Check out Porous Walker’s designs for BITNB and get 25% off on his tees through July 15th.

Use the code SILVERSTEIN at checkout

Porous Walker solved the riddle. The Zodiac Killer was a big Blood is the New Black fan.

Click here to buy.