NEW ART DROPS:

Every week we spotlight the best art drops by notable artists, galleries, museums and contemporary art platforms across the globe. Listed items typically encompass limited edition artworks, prints, collectible figures, collaborative merchandise and more.

For this week’s installment: Felipe Pantone launches a limited edition side shell chair with Modernica for Beyond The Streets, James Jean is set to drop his ‘Aurelians’ time-limited edition print, Sam Friedman announces new ‘Beach Monoprint No. 3’ print with Louis Buhl, Medicom links up with Gasius to open registrations for their collaborative ‘Crying Dog’ sculpture, and Phaidon spotlights the works of 100 textile artists in new ‘Vitamin T’ book.

View the full list below.

Felipe Pantone x Modernica Case Study Side Shell Eiffel Chair

Modernica

Release Date: Available exclusively at Beyond The Streets
Release Price: TBC

Continuing its artist collaboration series, Modernica now enlists acclaimed Valencian visual artist Felipe Pantone to design its signature Case Study Side Shell Eiffel Chair. Pantone’s distorted motifs, geometric patterns, and abstract graphics are observed across the furniture item that boasts a predominantly white makeup. Those interested in purchasing the chair should stop by the ongoing Beyond The Streets exhibition in Brooklyn, New York.

Beyond The Streets
25 Kent Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11249

James Jean ‘Aurelians’ Time-limited Edition Print

James Jean

Release Date: Available on James Jean’s website
Release Price: $250 USD

James Jean now launches his latest time-limited edition print entitled Aurelians. Sized at 20-1/2 x 23-1/2 inches wide, the edition portrays a bright, surrealistic scene with a trio of mythical beings surrounded by towering flora and butterflies in vivid colors. Each signed and numbered piece features multiple silkscreened elements made using diamond dust alongside holographic and metallic gold enhancements. ‘Aurelians’ is available for 24 hours on James Jean’s website starting July 9 at 7:59 am PDT until July 10.

Sam Friedman x Louis Buhl ‘Beach Monoprint No. 3’ Print

Louis Buhl

Release Date: Available July 11
Release Price: TBC

New York-based artist Sam Friedman recently partnered up with contemporary art gallery Louis Buhl on a new print edition entitled ‘Beach Monoprint No.3.’ Set against a gradient backdrop, the vivid composition portrays multiple abstract elements in varying colors while evoking an otherworldly beach scene. A total of 33 different hand-pulled monoprints will available for purchase starting July 11 at 12 p.m. EST on Louis Buhl’s website.

Russell Maurice ‘Crying Dog’ Ceramic Sculpture

Medicom Toy

Release Date: Available on Goodhood’s website
Release Price: £149 GBP (approx. $185 USD)

Medicom and Russell Maurice of London-based brand Gasius teamed up on a new sculptural edition entitled ‘Crying Dog.’ Standing 120mm tall, the artwork features a cartoonish canine with exaggerated traits from its head to its paws. Moreover, hand-painted details are observed underneath the predominantly grey ceramic statue. Only 10 numbered editions are up for grabs exclusively at Goodhood’s special “Launches” landing page.

Phaidon ‘Vitamin C’ Book

Phaidon

Release Date: Available now on Phaidon’s website
Release Price: £49.95 GBP (approx. $63 USD)

Phaidon dropped its latest hardcover book spotlighting textile artists entitled ‘Vitamin T: Threads and Textiles in Contemporary Art’ that explores the work of 100 different contemporary textile artists around the globe. The book covers all forms of textile art including tapestry, embroidery, stitching, textiles, knitting, and knotting. It offers insights into the practice of leading artists such as El Anatsui, Sarah Lucas, Do Ho Suh, among others.

Following his gargantuan “MURAKAMI vs MURAKAMI” exhibition in Hong Kong, Takashi Murakami is now gearing up to launch an exhibition at STPI Gallery in Singapore. Entitled “From Superflat to Bubblewrap,” the forthcoming presentation will display new original artworks by the studded Japanese artist spanning paintings, sculptures, installations, and themed merchandise at the institute’s gift shop. One of the highlighted pieces to be displayed is Murakami’s ‘This Merciless World’ (2014) acrylic on canvas painting that features his iconic Flowers and Skulls motif in a visually-packed composition.

Coinciding with the exhibition are exclusive artist talks, panel discussions, film screenings, as well as printmaking workshops. “From Superflat to Bubblewrap” will launch aptly on July 13. Visit STPI’s website for further details.

For presentations beyond the white cube, check out large-scale works by 20 international artists as part of the Frieze Sculpture London 2019 edition.

STPI
41 Robertson Quay
Singapore 238236

Image Credit

©︎2014 Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.