Ana Bagayan, Andrew Hem, Catalina Estrada, Emiliano Ponzi, Gordon Wiebe, Red Nose Studio and Nate Williams were all selected for 3×3 Magazine’s Professional Show. Emiliano even received a Gold Medal for his personal piece, Burka, and two Silver Medals for his editorial work, Stop Speaking and Remember the Bones. All the artists that were selected will be published in the 3×3 Illustration Annual No. 5, available early next year. Congratulations everyone!

Bird Show

Ghetto Bird

Breather

Team

Wait For It

New Forest

Remember

Forest

Sex Tourism

Anniversary of Slave Trade Abolition

Stop Speaking, SILVER MEDAL

Lovers

Remember the Bones, SILVER MEDAL

Burka, GOLD MEDAL

Ombrelloni

Online Music

Warmed and Humbled

Walk

Rolling Cubicles

Elemi

Sherlock Holmes

Tin Cup Serenade

Gordon Wiebe illustrated for the National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign. Each of the three posters feature a true or false statement, revealing certain facts about marijuana use. The campaign’s goal is to help teens stay “above the influence” by making them aware of the influences around them and preparing them to stand up to the pressures that might motivate them to use drugs. The other ads will be released later this year.

www.abovetheinfluence.com

Gordon Wiebe and Ana Bagayan are featured in Blanket magazine’s collector’s edition patchwork poster. Blanket is an online magazine from Australia that features art, design and photography from around the world. The poster, made to resemble a patchwork blanket, features the work of 56 artists that have appeared in the magazine since it’s launch in December 2006. The poster measures 950mm x 570mm and is available for $15 (plus postage) at the Blanket Magazine online store.

www.blanketmagazine.com

Catalina Estrada, Emiliano Ponzi, Graham Roumieu, Gordon Wiebe and Nate Williams each had work selected to appear in the American Illustration 27 annual and Ana Bagayan had two pieces and Andrew Hem one piece chosen to appear on disTRIBUTE, American Illustration’s web gallery. The book will be printed in full-color and distributed world-wide in hardcover immediately after their annual Publication Party in mid-November. Congratulations go out to everyone!

Forest

Remember the Bones

Saluti

Infidelity

Warmed & Humbled

Tin Cup Serenade

Fetus

Head In the Clouds

Moving Forward

Gordon Wiebe will be exhibiting at the About Glamour Gallery in Brooklyn. The show, curated by Mari Kojima, is called 2 Senses and also features pieces by Jessica Cannon, Jon Han and Julian Swaney, among others. The show is comprised of work derived from music and viewers will be able to listen to the music each piece was inspired by. Gord will be showing the piece he did for the cover of Belgian band Guernica’s album Who Are Your Songs For? The show opens on Friday, March 7th and runs until Sunday, March 30th, 2008.

Opening Reception: Friday, March 7th 7:00-10:00pm

103 North 3rd St., Ground Floor, Brooklyn, NY

About Glamour Gallery

Gordon Wiebe is showing artwork in the fifth installment of Mark Murphy’s Know art exhibition to be held at this year’s Art Now Fair in Miami.

Art Now Fair will showcase approximately 50 different galleries from across the United States and internationally who have shown a commitment to exhibiting cutting edge, emerging, and thought-provoking art. The Fair will be held December 6th through 9th, 2007 at the Claremont Hotel.

Art Now Fair Miami

Mark Murphy

Hesitant Bather

Gordon Wiebe has done the cover art for Belgian band Guernica. The album is called Who Are Your Songs For? and will be released on December 9th on Vlas Vegas Records.

Guernica

Vlas Vegas Records

Gordon Wiebe and Catalina Estrada are both featured in the November 2007 issue of the Taiwanese design magazine DPI. They each received a 4-page feature that is part of a special section called ‘Design Stars Boulevard.’

Gordon Wiebe is showing work in PEP gallery’s newest illustration show Downright, curated by Jashar Awan. In anticipation of the December release of Taschen’s Illustration Now 2, in which Awan is featured, Jashar put together a show of his favorite contemporary illustrators. The outcome is a gathering of 40 artists pulled together in one spot, PEP. From highly renowned artists to rising stars, the show is not to be missed.

DOWNRIGHT
curated by Jashar Awan
October 5 - November 17
Opening reception Friday, October 5, 2007 from 8 - 10pm

Walk

Emiliano Ponzi, Red Nose Studio, Gordon Wiebe, Charles Wilkin and Nate Williams were all selected for 3×3 Magazine’s Professional Show. Most of the artists got at least two pieces in and they won in either the advertising, editorial, institutional, book, gallery or unpublished categories. All the artists will be published in the 3×3 Illustration Annual No. 4 due out in early 2008.

3×3 Magazine

Emiliano Ponzi, Born On A Blue Day

Emiliano Ponzi, Butterfly Tattoo

Emiliano Ponzi, Punctuation Army

Red Nose Studio, The Look Book (cover)

Gordon Weibe, Self-Portrait

Gordon Weibe, Under the Rainbow

Charles Wilkin, Crow’s Nest

Nate Williams, Re:Vision

Nate Williams, Festival de l’Oh!