Wednesday night saw the opening of Luke Chueh’s new exhibit at Los Angeles’ Gallery 1988. Entitled Inferno, the exhibit shows a new set of work based on Dante’s literary work of the same name. Naturally, his trademark white bears are all over the place as well as some new characters. The show runs until October 5th.

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D*Face will be opening his new exhibit this Saturday at New York’s Jonathan Levine Gallery. The title, Ludovico Aversion Therapy / All Your Dreams Belong To Us, is a reference to Kubrick’s Clockwork Orange in which the patient’s eyelids are forced open to watch disturbing footage containing subliminal messages. The London-based street artist stated: “If you’ve ever wondered what goes on inside of my mind, this body of work is it. A visual interpretation of lucid dreams—the replaying, disassembly and reconfiguring of images held in one’s mind… it’s as much ‘Exquisite Corpse’ as everyday Ludovico Aversion Therapy.” The exhibit runs until October 10th.

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Buff Monster’s latest exhibit, Heavy Metal Ice Cream Smile opened last Saturday at Corey Helford Gallery. Thanks to Daily du Jour, we bring you some photos from opening night.

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For five months, Matt W. Moore and Kate Cleaves collaborated to bring together a new show entitled Convergence at the Coduroy Boutique. The five month endeavor to create a completely blended, completely unique series of paintings has lead both Moore and Cleaves down a path neither of them has been down before - resulting in work unlike anything either of them has ever produced. From day one, it has been a true collaboration – literally working on the same piece at the same time – almost in some sort of call and response dance via color and shape.

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This Saturday marks the opening of Jeff McMillan’s latest exhibit at New York’s Last Rights Gallery. Entitled Pepto Dismal, the new paintings depict instantly recognizable characters from American Fast Food restaurants, and gives them a slight, morbidly entertaining twist.

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Todd James aka REAS just opened his new exhibit at Colette earlier this week. Entitled, “Don’t Stop Get it Get it” the show displays several new paintings by the artist, mostly based around the theme of war. The show runs until October 3rd, so if you find yourself in Paris anytime before then, make sure to not miss out.

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Buff Monster makes his return to Corey Helford this Saturday with a new exhibit entitled ‘Heavy Metal Ice Cream Smile’. For the show, bright geometric and camouflage patterns are juxtaposed against dark monochromatic themes, and new fluorescent orange and yellow hues sprinkle his acrylic-on-birch squirting landscapes. Buff Monster continues to develop his trademark pink palette, titillating kanji translations and Superflat technique while experimenting with stipling and repetition to create illusion and depth. The exhibition will feature his highly-anticipated new book Life Is Sweet: The Art of Buff Monster, limited-edition signed and numbered serigraphs and a giant custom balloon installation. The show runs until September 26th.

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Last week, we mentioned that in conjunction with Parra’s new exhibit at Pool Gallery, a pop-up shop would open at Wood Wood in Berlin. Thanks to High Snobiety, we get a look at the opening of the shop, which is offering several items designed by the Dutchmaster himself. Check out the photos here.

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Last night marked the opening of Parra’s new exhibit at Berlin’s Pool Gallery. Thanks to High Snobiety, we can show you some of the images from opening night and the works on display.

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As we mentioned yesterday, today marks the opening of Parra’s new exhibit at Berlin’s Pool Gallery. If you can’t make it tonight, here are a few preview photos of what can be expected from the show: paintings, silk screens, originals and sculptures.

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