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Happy to present “Terrain” - 2022, acrylic and graphite on panel, 36x48in.

Part of my MEGAfauna series, concerning coexistence and climate, especially at the vulnerable northern latitudes of Alaska and the Arctic. Infused with my experiences up yonder.

#environmentalart #climateart #animalart #wildlifeart #magicalrealism #walrus #jeep #arctic #alaska #austinparkhill

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CREATURES.

Supersonic Art's latest group exhibition, "CREATURES," opens this Friday, November 10th on Supersonic Art Shop at 1PM PST.

This curated collection spotlights the masterful creations of over 30 esteemed global artists, each bringing to life both authentic and fantastical CREATURES.

Featuring work by artists:

ADAM BATCHLELOR • ALEXIS TRICE • ANTHONY SOLANO • AUSTIN PARKHILL • BEN PEETERS • BRIAN BUTLER • BRIAN MASHBURN • BRIANA HERTZOG • BRIN LEVINSON • CHRIS LEIB • CODY JIMENEZ • DAVID SURMAN • DREW MOSLEY • DREW CHRISTIE • EVAN LOVEJOY • EWA PRONCZUK KUZIAK • JAMES CORWIN • JOSIE MORWAY • KEVIN PETERSON • LAUREL PICKLUM • LUKE CHUEH • MARK SEABROOK • MARK TODD • MASAO KINOSHITA • MATT BRACKETT • NICOLE EVANS • PAUL BARNES • SAM YONG • SAM WOLFE CONNELLY • TRATOS • TRIPPER DUNGAN • WOOJAE JEONG

Request a collector's preview NOW!

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Eradication, Supersonic Creatures (Austin Parkhill, Chris Leib, Mark Seabrook)

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Austin Parkhill

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Amazing paintings from Alaska based artist Austin Parkhill @austinparkhill at http://www.austinparkhill.com/ "Rona Lisa Smile / Tirzah", Acrylic & graphite on board, 10 x 8", 2020, © Austin Parkhill

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The mighty @austinparkhill was a guest on the Homer Alaska Podcast, and I think it’s enjoyable even if you don’t a) live in Alaska, or b) know him personally. Check it out.

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Direct Mutual Aid to Texas

Below are some links to organizations assisting those in Texas with the freezing temperatures and consequent power and water blackouts. Every little bit helps. 

These are Venmo accounts for sending aid to Texas. (Originally posted by Molly Adams on FB.) ���Direct mutual aid is one of the best ways to help Texans struggling with no heat, today and beyond. These groups book hotels, pay bills, hire taxis, do whatever is needed. The following Venmo accounts have been verified by local friends and my own research.”

DALLAS: @feedthepeopledallas   HOUSTON: @mutalaidhou AUSTIN: @austinmutualaidhotels SAN ANTONIO: @pmgmutualaid

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The following list was provided by CNN... 

The Salvation Army provides shelter, food, and other necessary items to those in need throughout Texas.

The American Red Cross is supporting at least 35 warming centers with cots and blankets across the state.

In Austin, the area Urban League has started the #LoveThyNeighborTX campaign to raise money for hotel rooms, food, water, clothing and other basic needs of the housing insecure communities.

Mercy Chefs is providing hot meals, clean drinking water and USDA Farmers to Families grocery boxes in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.

The Houston Food Bank is also distributing food to those in need.

Austin small business Free Lunch is making deliveries of home-cooked meals, blankets, hand warmers and hygiene kits to the Esperanza Community residents, a state-sanctioned shelter/campsite in the city.

The Other Ones Foundation is also providing resiliency kits for residents of the campsite. The kits include basic needs for those experiencing homelessness.

Dallas-area organizations Austin Street Center, OurCalling, The Stewpot, Union Gospel Mission, and Oak Lawn United Methodist Church are pooling funds to help pay for temporary shelter as well as Covid-19 rapid tests for those in need.

Lucille's 1913 Community Kitchen is preparing and distributing meals in the Houston area.

Caritas of Austin also helps those experiencing housing insecurity in the Austin area. You can support their work by making a monetary donation or ordering items from their Amazon wish list to be shipped directly to the center.

The Coalition for the Homeless of Houston/Harris County is supporting warming centers throughout Houston and Harris County.

Austin Pets Alive! is working to keep pets across Texas warm and safe during the freezing conditions. The group needs heating pads, Styrofoam coolers, dog beds, heat lamps and monetary donations.

This list was provided by Rolling Stone... 

Here are several mutual aid groups in Texas that are assisting in the ongoing blackout relief — and that are currently accepting donations.

Austin Mutual Aid: Austin’s mutual aid group is currently raising funds to book hotel rooms for the city’s unhoused population during the snowstorms. The group is also accepting food, water, and toiletries donations from local residents.

Mutual Aid Houston: Houston’s mutual aid group is currently accepting donations on GoFundMe and has provided links to other local organizations assisting during the blackout, including Houseless Organizing Coalition, Crowdsource Rescue, and the Parkhill Capital Foundation.

Feed the People Dallas: This mutual aid collective is currently accepting both cash donations and dry goods items (dried rice, beans, etc.) for its foodservice programs. You can find up-to-date info on mutual aid needs on the group’s Instagram page, or donate items from their Amazon wishlist. If you’re local, you can also volunteer to help prepare and distribute food items around the area.

Para Mi Gente: A San Antonio-based mutual aid group that is providing groceries, emergency housing and other supplies.

Austin Disaster Relief Network: This disaster relief group is accepting monetary donations in order to pay for emergency housing, transportation, and food items.

Lucha Dallas: A Dallas-based BIPOC organization that is currently handing out hot beverages and meals to unhoused people in the city. Donations are accepted via Venmo @luchadallas.

Trinity Mutual Aid: A mutual aid group run by students at Trinity University in San Antonio (unaffiliated with the university administration), providing aid on campus and in nearby communities.

Casa Marianella: An Austin-based organization aiding immigrant families by providing shelter, medical resources, food, clothing and more.

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Ursa Major, Austin Parkhill

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Austin Parkhill Paintings #artwork #art #like4likers #illustration #painting #follow4follow #instagram #bear #colors #polar

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Super proud to be among the 42 artists chosen to participate in 'Delusional - Jonathan Levine's search for the next great artist' group show @manacontemporary in NJ opening on the 9th of August. Happy Times :) #Repost @jonathanlevineprojects (@get_repost) ・・・ THE SEARCH IS OVER! 'Delusional: Jonathan LeVine's Search for the Next Great Artist' opens on August 9th and will feature work by the following 42 artists: Charles V. Bennett, Adam Crawford, Helena de Barros, Anthony Freda, Alê Jordão, Diana Carolina Lopez, Merve Morkoc, Vittorio Ottaviani, Jim Salvati, Nicci Sevier-Vuyk, Stikman, Garry Buckley, Jeremy Burks, Thomas John Carlson, Julian Clavijo, Ian Cumberland, Alyssa B. DeVille, Jennifer Gennari, Ronald Gonzalez, Masha Gusova, Julia Ibbini, Kirpy, Aya Kakeda, Will Kurtz, Radoslaw Liwen, Holly Matthews, Caitlin McCormack, Thomas Robert Meyers, David Miller, Rick Newton, Benjamin Nordsmark, Hyunjin Alex Park, Austin Parkhill, Johnathan Reiner, Fiona Smyth, Trent Taft, Josh Tiessen, Risa Tochigi, Win Wallace, Tyler Whitlock, Choi Wong & Jim Woodring • Continue visiting our page over the next 12 days as we post more about these amazing artists! • #jonathanlevineprojects #delusional #jonathanlevinessearchforthenextgreatartist #groupshow

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I'm so excited and humbled to have two works included in "Delusional: Jonathan LeVine's Search for the Next Great Artist" which opens next week, on August 9th. . The exhibit will feature work by Charles V. Bennett, Adam Crawford, Helena de Barros, Anthony Freda, Alê Jordão, Diana Carolina Lopez, Merve Morkoc, Vittorio Ottaviani, Jim Salvati, Nicci Sevier-Vuyk, Stikman, Garry Buckley, Jeremy Burks, Thomas John Carlson, Julian Clavijo, Ian Cumberland, Alyssa B. DeVille, Jennifer Gennari, Ronald Gonzalez, Masha Gusova, Julia Ibbini, Kirpy, Aya Kakeda, Will Kurtz, Radoslaw Liwen, Holly Matthews, Thomas Robert Meyers, David Miller, Rick Newton, Benjamin Nordsmark, Hyunjin Alex Park, Austin Parkhill, Johnathan Reiner, Fiona Smyth, Trent Taft, Josh Tiessen, Risa Tochigi, Win Wallace, Tyler Whitlock, Choi Wong, Jim Woodring, and this guy. #jonathanlevineprojects #delusional #jonathanlevinessearchforthenextgreatartist #groupshow (at Jonathan LeVine Projects)

[austinparkhill]

Requisite - 2024, acrylic and graphite on aluminum panel. By Austin Parkhill

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NOW ON VIEW: SUPERSONIC HORIZONS.

SUPERSONIC HORIZONS features artwork by 32 of today's most prodigious artists masterfully shaping the mould and epitome of contemporary landscape art curated by Supersonic Art.

Featuring work by artists:

ADAM HALL • ALEC MONSON • ANDIE TAYLOR • AUSTIN PARKHILL • BEAU BERNIER FRANK • BRADLEY HANKEY • BRIAN DEPAULI • CHRISTOPHER BURK • CRAIG GEORGE • DALIAH AMMAR • DANIELLE WINGER • DANNY HELLER • EDWIN USHIRO • EMILY WALLERSTEIN • ERIC NASH • FRANCIS DIFRONZO • JACK ROWLAND • JAY BAILEY • KAZU SAITO • LUKE ANDERSON • LUKE TUCKER • MARC TRUJILLO • MARK GLEASON • MICHAEL WARD • MICHAEL POLAKOWSKI • NATHAN WALSH • PATRICK OATES • PAUL WHITE • S. JORDAN PALMER • STEPHANIE BUER • TIMUR AKHRIEV • TOM JEAN WEBB

VIEW THE ENTIRE EXHIBITION ON SUPERSONIC ART!

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Ursa Major, Austin Parkhill

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Austin Parkhill

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Amazing paintings from Homer Alaska based painter Austin Parkhill @austinparkhill at http://www.austinparkhill.com/ "David", 14 x 11", Acrylic and graphite on board 2017, © Austin Parkhill