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On ebay. 0.99 BP. No reserve.

Aiko - Lady Kill (Nude)
Item number: 160324798041
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Eine - Hell (Yellow)
Item number: 160324801904
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Please contact me for more pictures or further information !

can you post a pic of the lies please??

Whatson,

There's a pic of it on auction saboteur. Sale # 3066. Please let me know if you would like to see more pictures.

Both prints have very low numbers, below 10 ! ;D
Here are pics of them:

Bad news, my offers were taken off ebay, as I used the keywords "(Banksy Faile)", f*** ! Sorry everyone, will relist the prints soon ! Just have to buy some Banksy postcards somewhere

Our new exhibit with AIKO (Nakagawa) opens Saturday April 18th from 6-9 pm.

AIKO will have a new series of large mixed media works on canvas, stencil work on found windows as well as a series of hand painted spray cans.

See attached press release and sample images below.
Preview link will be sent out next week.


Joshua Liner Gallery is pleased to present 'Love Monster', an exhibition of new mixed media works by the Tokyo-born, Brooklyn-based artist AIKO. 'Love Monster' is AIKO’s first solo outing at the gallery and her largest show to date.

As a founding member of the artist collective FAILE, formed in 1999, AIKO helped fuel the current wave of global contemporary street art with spontaneous wheatpastings and stenciling in numerous world capitals. The artist launched a solo career in 2006 with works on canvas that incorporate collage, stenciling, brushwork, spray paint, and serigraphy. This bricolage technique perfectly suits AIKO’s eclectic practice—a voracious mash-up of Japanese and American pop culture, including comics, children’s book illustrations, advertising, classic movie posters, and soft-core pornography.

AIKO draws inspiration from the urban street, Kawaii culture (“cute” in Japanese), and globalized depictions of female sexuality. While a Media Studies student at New School University in New York, she hid her art in plain sight by wheatpasting images throughout the city. It was then that she developed a signature synthesis of commercial graphics, sexual imagery, and the vocabularies of seduction and fantasy found in print, film, and electronic media. The implied decay of the graffiti-style works reads not only as autobiography but also as a subtle breakdown of surrounding structures. 'Welcome to the Planet of Lady A', for example, features a provocative soft-porn image silkscreened onto a window, all elements reclaimed from cultural and literal junk heaps.

Like Warhol in the ’70s, AIKO embraces silkscreen techniques as the ultimate (and seemingly timeless) signifier of the contemporary. 'Madam Butterfly' elegantly combines a reproduced newspaper image with collaged decorative motifs, masking and transforming the identity of the painting’s female subject. In the show’s title work, 'Love Monster', the artist layers nude nymphets holding spray paint with the recurring tags “King” and “Knights” to capture not only the relational aesthetics of the day but also contemporary culture’s relative ethics. Here and elsewhere, her visual language borrows from fairytales and pulp fiction—virgins and vixens—exploring themes of romance, morality, and religion. Yet AIKO’s energetic works eschew judgment in favor of something more generative, a pop-culture phoenix rising from the real and virtual ashes of the urban street.


AIKO
Madam Butterfly
Mixed media on canvas
56 x 78 inches





AIKO
Love Monster
Mixed media on canvas
66 x 62 inches




AIKO
Welcome to the Planet of Lady A
Mixed media on found window
36 x 28 inches

Good to hear she's still alive

The preview is now up for AIKO's show.
Here is the link:

joshualinergallery.com/preview/a ... rks/all/1/

Enjoy!


Joshua Liner Gallery
548 W. 28th Street
3rd Floor
New York NY 10001
212.244.7415
joshualinergallery.com

Could not seem to get that link to work

Try this one - joshualinergallery.com/exhibitions/aiko_love_monster_april_18_2009/selectedworks/

Just came back from this show--- The work was really on point. You hear all the time that pictures do not do it justice-- but seeing all the little colors that POP and the DETAILS that pictures just can't pick up-- as well as the scale of some of these--- is no doubt worth a visit. AIKO stepped up her game. Some fresh new things happening. Try to get over there to see it in person.

RAE

Monday morning BUMP.

does anyone know why I cant get the link to work?
Is it because I am on a PC?

thanks ross..

Currently at £3.20 !!

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