Here is a look at the final product from the two-sided mural Andrew Schoultz created for Primary Flight during Art Basle in Miami. The process took two weeks and its not hard to see why when you see it in person, with detailing that goes down to the bricks each individually painted and custom curb stops.

Thanks to Arrested Motion for the info.

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More offerings are being released along side with the latest Andrew Schoultz exhibit going on in downtown Los Angeles at Project Space. Schoultz has hand created seven exclusive prints for his Melt Down exhibit, which recreates his 2006 creation, Horse Under Fire. Coupled up with the four-layered screen print, are DVD copies of Moving Eyes, which come with covers hand created from paper remains. Melt Down will remain open until January 9, 2011.

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Andrew Schoultz debuted his new body of work last week at the Arkitip and Incase showspace in Los Angeles. The “Melt Down” exhibition is on display now at Project Space until January 9th, and features the focal point of Schoultz’s tank breaking through his familiar “brick” walls, along with other pieces exclusive pieces.

Photography by Brandon Shigeta

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Project Space / 603 North La Brea Avenue / Los Angeles / CA 90036

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Arkitip introduced today their next exhibition entitled “Melt Down” that will feature a large installation of a life-size wooden army tank driving through a gold-leafed wall surrounded by falling telephone poles by artist Andrew Schoultz as well as large painting and sculptures. The show is set to open on December 9, 2010 at Project Space and will be running through January 9, 2011.

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Artist Andrew Schoultz recently opened his new show Crisis in Milan at Jerome Zodo Contemporary gallery on the 11th of March 2010. Running through until the end of April, the show includes huge scale installations of crumbling walls, telephone poles and wires, large, blocked murals made up from smaller squared images.

See inside images below of Crisis by Andrew Schoultz.

Images Arrested Motion

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“Infinity” was a group exhibition of artists whose practices or aesthetics related to the many facets of the infinite. The Vastness of this concept was explored through painting, drawing, photography, and 3D multi-media installation. The subject matter as well as the medium varied greatly. Some artists’ work was a more literal representation of this subject, suggestive of such things as mathematics, space, time, technology, abstraction, pattern, or repetition, while others chose to address the opposite or “finite”, such as fragility, mortality, the temporary, and even doomsday scenarios.

The show featured original work by: Ryan Travis Christian, Richard Colman (appears courtesy of New Image Art, LA), N. Dash, Noah Davis (appears courtesy of Roberts and Tilton, LA), Chris Duncan (appears courtesy of Baer Ridgeway, SF), Andres Guerrero, Joseph Hart, Andy Diaz Hope (appears courtesy of Catherine Clark, SF), Xylor Jane (appears courtesy of CANADA, NYC), Butt Johnson (appears courtesy of CRG gallery, NYC), Chris Natrop (appears courtesy of Taylor de Cordoba, LA), Aaron Noble, Hilary Pecis (appears courtesy of Triple Base Gallery, SF), Andrew Schoultz (appears courtesy of Roberts and Tilton, LA), Ryan Wallace (appears courtesy of Envoy Enterprises, NYC)

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The Urn Show is an interesting exhibition hosted by Danish retailer Forces Of Nature.  It features 15 international designers who have who have personally interpreted the simple urn, a symbol of death and reminder to live your life to the fullest.  Artist involved include Andrew Schoultz (US), Anika Lori (DK), Bigfoot (US), Eske Kath (DK), French (UK), Henrik Vibskov (DK), Hvass & Hannibal (DK), Jody Barton (UK), Knud Odde (DK), Le Fix – Benny Bee (DK), Martin de Thurah (DK), Soulland – Silas Adler (DK), Typisk Lesbisk (DK), Ufex (DK) and Zarah Voigt (DK). The proceeds from the sale of the urns goes towards local cancer charity “Drivkraeften”.

The exhibition is running until 23^rd October, and a online auction for the pieces is being held at Lauritz.com

Thanks to HB for the heads up.

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Dating back to 1972, artnet auctions currently have a an Urban Art Auction live until July 23. Featuring some of todays most highly coveted artists alongside artists who have had a huge impact on the past few decades. From Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring and Dondi White through to Steve Powers, Neckface, Barry McGee and Andrew Schoultz amongst many more. The sale traces the evolution of Urban Art from the 1970s to today with a diverse selection of artists and works making for a great opportunity to get your hands on some of these highly coveted pieces. Check out the entire list of works HERE.

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After the huge success of our first issue of The New Order, Issue 02 will see it’s debut next week in Paris during Paris Mens Fashion Week and the much anticipated Capsule Show. In a week dedicated to the best mens fashion on the planet, in the spirt of The New Order’s philosophy we bring the art to fashion. ‘Pop Portrayal’ is the title of Issue 02 of The New Order, and also the name of our 3 day Pop Up Gallery in Paris, which will feature the works of Takashi Murakami, Mark Dean Veca, Marilyn Minter, Rob Abeyta Jr., Scott Campbell, Neckface, Michael Genovese, Keiichi Nitta, Josh Slater, Andrew Schoultz, Parra and Jose Parla.

This can’t be missed – find the details in the invitation above. Please email info@slamxhype.com with any queries.

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San Francisco-based artist Andrew Schoultz has unleashed a new collection of works entitled White Noise and Silence: New Paintings and Drawings at Roberts & Tilton. The “chaotic muralistic paintings” set a loud tone with the irony of a played down and naturistic approach coming through. Layering is another feature of the works “symbolizing a disruptive future under a mask of hope and calm”. Much can be made of these tranquil yet political and thought provoking works with a touch of serenity on the “verge of the unknown and potentially dangerous”

Andrew Schoultz – White Noise and Silence: New Paintings and Drawings
June 13 – August 1
Opening reception: June 13, 6-8pm
Roberts + Tilton
5801 Washington Boulevard
Culver City, California 90232
info@robertsandtilton.com

Thanks to The Art Collectors for the images.

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In While the Glaciers Move and the Tides Change, Miracles Will Surely be Worked Schoultz renders a magnificent mythological map of battles between hope and fear, history and future, enlightenment and ignorance. Recounting tragedies, myths and tales of the past, he reminds the present of the dark side that inevitably always accompanies the sunny side of the street. And he urges people to concentrate on the realities of the world instead of being lured by the golden calf’s siren song.

A penchant for signs and symbols still prevails in Schoultz’s art as he incorporates medieval maps, Mideastern miniature painting, biblical symbolism and re-interpreted folk art with national monuments, statues and tombs. His restless and chaotic energy prevails, but is now contrasted with a quiet, serene and calm tone leaving the viewer suspended in a dichotomy between Dionysus and Apollo.

While the Glaciers Move and the Tides Change, Miracles Will Surely be Worked is a narrative installation with numerous individual works, some temporal, some tangible. In this way the viewer becomes as much a participant as an observer and the ephemeral element underlines the importance of the moment. Mixed media paintings on wood panels, works on paper, wall paintings and sculptural installations all tell stories as individual pieces and at the same time they work cohesively together to form a collective and whole experience for the viewer. The show embodies the micro and macro structures of the world. Schoultz pays respect to the renaissance tradition of mythology and narrative, while reflecting on the power of the individual and the collective mass in the civil world.

Andrew Schoultz has exhibited numerous places in the US e.g. at Morgan Lehman Gallery in New York, Roberts and Tilton in LA and Boston Center for the Arts in Boston. His work was recently acquired for the permanent collection of SFMOMA – the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Andrew Schoultz will also be participating in the 2009 Havana Biennial in Cuba, and an upcoming exhibition in the Hyde Park Center for Arts in Chicago.

Furthermore he is famous for his public projects, not least in the poverty stricken Mission District in San Francisco and his projects in Indonesia. Recently Gingko Press published a book on Andrew Schoultz’s artistic career entitled Ulysses – the artwork of Andrew Schoultz.

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