Massimo de Carlo hung a spectacular trio of untitled, skull driven, works by New York-based, French-born Roland Flexner at The Armory Show. Flexner’s work, as shown here, is produced with archival pigment print.

Photography by Jacob Breinholt for Curated.

Full look at Flexner’s skulls after the leap.

Here’s one for Marvel vs. Capcom fans.

Inspired by both game and 1950s fight cards, Kyle Kargov has create a print that announces an “ultimate showdown.”

The fate of two worlds. No holds barred. Ultimate showdown: Iron-Man vs Akuma. Electric undercard: Hulk vs Chris. Storm vs C.Viper. Thor vs Trish. February 15, Metro City. Tickets on sale now! All Ticketmaster Locations.

The styled blood splatter is a nice touch. Get yours here.

More images follow.

Raymond Lemstra’s work is simply delightful. He pulls from childhood innocence, and a deliberate interest in primitive painting and sculpture. Unwittingly, he’s actually pulling from disparate threads of primitivism, which is essentially why I like the work so much. Enough babble, there’s plenty more of Raymond after the jump.

Shout out Creamofgold.

Born in Filnt, MI, Frances Bradley studied at the University of the Arts. From there, she’s built NielahStudios specializing in exhibition design and selling her own works through an Etsy shop. Bradley has also worked as an instructor in Philadelphia’s Mural Arts Program.

A sampling of available prints from NielahStudios comes after the jump.

Opening on March 4, 2011, Dust La Rock’s B.K. Scum features prints, paintings, and a fully functional Psychic Cross Guitar. The artist, inspired by Psychic TV, borrows from a range of iconography to forge a new world that melds perfectly with his starting point, and the ethos of exhibition host, Mishka.

Мишка
350 Broadway, 
Brooklyn, NY

Cover art and download link for Dust La Rock & Star Eyes “B.K. Scum Mix” after the jump.

Barnaby Ward has released the “Humphrey II,” a follow up to his popular “Humphrey” print. Two versions are available, both in three color screen and in editions of 100. Above is the Gold variety. Head to the jump for Blue.

Get your favorite from Inprnt.

A selection of Fine Art Prints from The Streets of England, including D*Face, Nick Walker, Word To Mother and more will grace the walls of Corey Helford Gallery in LA from February 26, 2011. The works will remain on view through March 12, 2011.

Corey Helford Gallery
8522 Washington Boulevard
Culver City, CA 90232-7444

A preview follows.

Available for order from NP&CO. $5 from each sale goes to WordMadeFlesh.

View the full print after the jump.

News from the studio of Nick Walker -

Nick Walker, the British artist, will releasing a print in collaboration with Opera Gallery, 115 Spring Street, New York, on Saturday, February 26th, 2011 at 3pm EST.

“The Morning After New York” print pays homage to Walker’s mural that has graced the Cooper Square community and has won the hearts of New Yorkers and visitors alike.

The mural sits on the north side of 35 Cooper Square, a building notable for its history and relationship with both the literary and visual arts.

Much to the chagrin of neighborhood locals, this “should-have-been” landmark building and its mural are about to face the developers wrecking ball.

The release will give people the opportunity to own a small bit of New York history.

The print will be a signed limited edition of 150 with 18 hand-finished Artists proofs.

NOTE: Better images will appear of the print when made available.

Steve Powers is my favorite street artist. Exhibition A has a limited edition (of 100) prints on canvas of Powers’ “You & Me.”

View how the print may look in your own room after the leap.