NY Comic Con Appearance: Oct 4-7, 2018

12 days away! My favorite time of year is back– New York Comic Con starts in less than two weeks! I will be back at booth #1061, signing prints from my Hitchcock series and other art (all with a special Comic Con discount), and there will be new merchandise such as tote bags and shirts. We have a few surprises in store so please stop by and say hi! You can follow my Instagram and Twitter for more updates.

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New Season, New Prints in My Shop!

Happy Autumnal Equinox! New season = new prints. I have a bunch of limited edition archival prints in 3 sizes. If you’re a lover of Old Hollywood, foreign films, and Hitchcock, there is something for you! I have prints from my Hitchcock and Sirens of the Stage series, as well as Batman, the Joker, and many more. Warm up with coffee and art!

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Photo by Paul Reuter.
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BOOK COVER FOR STEPHEN JARED’S THE CHAMELEON THIEF OF CAIRO

Available now! Stephen Jared‘s espionage thriller The Chameleon Thief of Cairo. I was lucky enough to be asked by Stephen to illustrate the cover, the third installment of his Jack Hunter series. Print and ebook versions are available on Amazon. Stephen is an actor and writer and is currently the associate producer of a forthcoming documentary on the legendary movie poster artist Richard Amsel.

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“It’s 1948. The war is over yet trust among nations is low. While Cairo is jittery with calls for revolution, American spies are murdered, and new eyes are needed on the ground.
Having earned recognition for heroics in China during the war, Jack Hunter is asked to assist in gathering information. He and his best friend travel to Egypt hoping to revisit the spirit of earlier adventures. Shortly upon arrival, however, what they find is not a lively escapade but a changed world, people torn apart by grievances, dark alliances to money and power, fundamentalism, and cynical, suspicious characters on all sides. The darkness of war seems to have settled into people’s bones. As a result, Jack’s latest tale is his most harrowing, and could even be his last.”

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Working on the book cover back in the fall of 2017
Reading Stephen Jared's THE CHAMELEON THIEF OF CAIRO at the Flamingo in Las Vegas
Reading Stephen Jared’s THE CHAMELEON THIEF OF CAIRO poolside at the Flamingo in Las Vegas in May

NY Comic Con 2017

It’s been a while since I updated but here are pictures from all four days at New York Comic Con back in October. We sold many prints! Til next time… we will be back next year!

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Group shot with artist Fred and writer R.J. at our booth before NYCC closed. Thank you for an awesome experience. 

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Fred Harper’s prints and originals.

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Signed Prints & Originals at Red Shirt

The comic book store Red Shirt is selling my Tippi Hedren limited edition prints in two colors, Kim NovakBatman and Joker prints, all in various sizes. Tippi and Batman magnets are also being sold there. Please do check the store out– awesome comics, paraphernalia and books! It’ll be your new favorite place!

NY COMIC CON APPEARANCE: Oct 6-9, 2016

Very excited to announce I will be participating at this week’s New York Comic Con! I’ll be at booth #1061 every day, signing limited edition prints of my Hitchcock paintings. My Tippi Hedren: the Birds print will be sold (an original and a blue version).

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Tippi is part of an ongoing series I am doing of the leading ladies in Hitchcock’s films. Stay tuned for more!

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Reverie: an Exhibit by Elizabeth Yoo / Interview with The Visual Female / Pictures From My 2nd Exhibit

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Join me on Saturday, April 9, for my next solo exhibit at Harmony Vineyards & Gallery! Located on Stony Brook Harbor, the beautiful waterfront building the gallery and tasting room is located in was built in 1690 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. There will be a jazz concert after the reception for those who want to stick around.

Paintings inspired by the films of Alain Robbe-Grillet (select paintings from my series), abstract pieces, and artwork inspired by Old Hollywood will be on display. Everything is available for purchase. They will be exhibited for an entire month. See you there!

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INTERVIEW

The wonderful Anna McKay of The Visual Female interviewed me just before the new year. I had a lot of fun answering her questions and was honored to be chosen as Visual Female of the Month! I talk about my second exhibit, a few of my favorite artists, give some movie recommendations, and more. Click the preview if you’re interested!

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MY SECOND EXHIBIT

Here are some photos from my winter exhibit at Home Art Gallery in Port Jefferson.

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Exhibit Next Week & My Store Now Open!

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Escape this blistering cold and join me for some hot cocoa, candlelight, and eros on Sat, Dec 5th, at 7pm! At Home Art Gallery in beautiful Port Jefferson, Long Island (only a few minutes from where I live, right next to the Long Island Sound,and near Stony Brook University, which I graduated from a few years ago), I will be exhibiting several of my paintings.

For those who weren’t able to make it to my debut show in October, this is your chance to see my Alain Robbe-Grillet inspired acrylic and ink paintings, which are my interpretations of scenes from the first four films of French filmmaker, writer, and genius Alain Robbe-Grillet.

Other paintings will also be on display, as well as older artwork (abstract pieces), which explore the same themes present in the Robbe-Grillet series: namely, pleasure & pain. The exhibit will be up until the New Year.

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NEW STORE NOW ON SOCIETY 6

Black Friday Sale

In other exciting news, I also just opened my store on Society 6 so you can purchase gallery quality Giclée prints and canvas prints starting from $15. Don’t miss out on the Black Friday Sale! Click below to be directed to my page.

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As December nears, I will be adding more prints and stationary, as well– so you can order Marquis de Sade birthday cards and erotic holiday cards for your beloved… I will keep you all updated, as always <3.

After Eros

Last Saturday was the day of my Eros And After exhibition at Holyrad Studio! Thank you everyone for coming. It really meant a lot to me for people to brave the terrible weather. I hope you enjoyed my paintings inspired by Alain Robbe-Grillet‘s first films (L’Immortelle, The Man Who Lies, Trans-Europ-Express, & Eden and After) and the screening of Trans-Europe-Express.The storm outside kept blowing against the building but to be inside Holyrad Studio and Alain’s world was such an intimate experience. We had candles burning and wine flowing! Here are some photos taken by me from my low-quality smartphone camera (I really need to buy a real camera!) unless otherwise noted– many are taken by my friend Natasha Bluth who did a beautiful job. The studio had extended the exhibition to Sunday, Oct 4, but select pieces are still on view until the end of October. Contact Holyrad Studio if you’d like to take a look or purchase anything.

Photo by Meghan Harlow.

If you want to know about my process, my interest in Alain Robbe-Grillet, and what’s next for me, check out my recent interview with Liz von Klemperer on Art Report.


Eros And After exhibition

Here I am in front of my paintings inspired by scenes from Alain Robbe-Grillet’s films L’Immortelle and The Man Who Lies. Photo by Meghan Harlow.
Photo by Natasha Bluth.
Photo by Natasha Bluth.
The first half of my Eros And After series. Starting with Alain Robbe-Grillet’s first film L’Immortelle.
Some of my paintings depicting scenes from Alain Robbe-Grillet’s film The Man Who Lies: “Thumb Suck,” “Hair Pull,” and “Black Blindfold.”
Close-up of “Thumb Suck.”
These art students were among my favorites. They had really perceptive comments and asked great questions about my paintings. They brought up things I’d never noticed before in my own work and totally understood the whole concept for my show. It was a pleasure talking to them– one of them said she would write about my show for a class assignment.
Damian, my other favorite painting subject, next to his favorite painting, “Assassin’s Kiss.” The one on the end (one of my favorites too) depicts a scene from Alain Robbe-Grillet’s Trans-Europ-Express.
Liz von Klemperer, Sean, and other guests Saturday night after the Trans-Europ-Express screening.
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Liz in front of my “Eve In Chains” painting, depicting a scene at the end of Alain Robbe-Grillet’s Trans-Europ-Express. Guests were treated to an intimate, cozy screening of the film that night. It made me so happy to see what a crowd-pleaser it was. A huge hit!
Watching Alain Robbe-Grillet’s L’Immortelle before Trans-Europ-Express. This gorgeous, haunting scene (clearly) inspired the second painting pictured here.
The studio radiates warmth, especially during the terrible, rainy, windy, chilly weather!
Natasha came by to take some photographs of my show on Sunday. She interviewed me the week before for an article she’s writing about my show. Here she is standing in front of her favorite painting in the Eros And After series, “Eva,” which depicts a scene from Alain Robbe-Grillet’s film Trans-Europ-Express.
Photo by Natasha Bluth. “Assassin’s Hand” on the end.
Photo by Natasha Bluth. “Eva Looks At Elias,” and we look at her.
“Choke Hold,” “Eve In Chains,” and one inspired by Eden And After, “Untitled.”
“Choke Hold,” the climax of Alain Robbe-Grillet’s film Trans-Europ-Express.
The second half of my Eros And After series. 10 paintings on one side, 10 on the other, so 20 in all– perfectly symmetrical which was unintended! These color paintings (and the last black and white painting) depict scenes from Alain Robbe-Grillet’s first color film Eden and After.
Photo by Natasha Bluth. The last painting, “A Kiss is the Beginning of Cannibalism,” is my personal favorite. It made sense to end with that painting for so many reasons.
Sunday was sunny!
The garage door/window open during the few sunny hours on Sunday. Everyone who came to my reception the previous night sat in those comfy seats to view Alain Robbe-Grillet’s film Trans-Europ-Express.
Photo by Natasha Bluth.
Photo by Natasha Bluth.
It’s hard to tell in this photo but we posted some sexy stills from some of Alain Robbe-Grillet’s films on the door of Holyrad Studio, opened the garage door/window next to it to let in fresh air, got my jazz playlist going since the weather became relatively warm for a few hours, and a lot of people dropped in! It was absolutely fantastic to interact with everybody.
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The “O” symbol of Holyrad Studio framing the climax of Trans-Europ-Express.
Art director Jacqui King Wack and I thinking about becoming a comedic duo due to our height difference.
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Before Eros

Holyrad Studio owner Daryl Oh behind one of my paintings inspired by Alain Robbe-Grillet’s film L’Immortelle. Last Thursday during our layout testing.
The Trans-Elizabeth-Express (my brother’s car) arrived in Brooklyn from Long Island the Thursday afternoon before my weekend show with all my paintings on board. Here are half of my paintings laid out at Holyrad Studio waiting to be unwrapped and suspended from the ceiling. My framer, Michael Choi of the Home Art Gallery in Port Jefferson, Long Island, did an absolutely beautiful job.
Figuring out the order...
Figuring out the order…
Logistics... and to-do lists.
Logistics… and to-do lists.