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Dark Myth and folklore: An Interview with Grady Gordon

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This month Dark Art & Craft talked to Oakland based monotype Artist Grady Gordon. Gordon's raw ink monotypes are filled with textured figures, landscapes and ominous skulls on stark backgrounds. 

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Dark Thematic: The Poster Art of Wiesław Wałkuski

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Farewell to Autumn Poster Art by Wiesław Wałkuski Born in 1956 in Bialystok, Wiesław Wałkuski attended the Poland Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. Under the skilled professors Teresa Pagowska for painting and Maciej Urbaniec for graphic design. His instantly recognizable Art for film, publishing houses and theatres are masterworks in thematics. Wałkuski's dark and graphic offerings utilize the distinctly Polish tradition of Artist interpretation over direct subject imagery. It's often noted that in Communist Poland Art that was purely "Creative" was censored - pushing many Polish Artists to enter the world of Graphic design which offered greater outlets under...

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The Dark Work of Serpent Above

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We are pleased to announce two unique print works by Serpent Above, the Israeli based Artist and musician on Dark Art & Craft. The Artists unique monochrome works here are beautiful in their morbid detail. Cloaked figures, serpents and corpses fill the canvas with a dim luminosity among a backdrop of darkness.

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The Finite and The Infinite: An Interview with Bob Stokes

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Bob spoke with us first back in 2019 on his Cosmic Gateways show in Philadelphia at Grindcore House and we have been fortunate enough to have some of his print work available on Dark Art & Craft. We caught up with Bob on his most recent Art and music output below:

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The Biggest Johfra Bosschart Collection in the World

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Google Johfra and you will find an endless stream of world famous artworks. Many communities write about the major influence Johfra Bosschart has had over the world. From Colombia to Australia, from The United States to his home country The Netherlands. Although many people will recognize the zodiac paintings that have been published as posters in the 70’s,  not everyone knows about the absolute pioneer of fantastic realism in The Netherlands and his mind boggling oeuvre. And there is a good reason for it. Not only has the artist struggled with his underdog status all the way up to his death in 1998, but the biggest Johfra collection in the world has stayed hidden in storage for decades.

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