Manson's artworks are available to buy from the Aptivea Gallery in Florida, USA. Contact details page: Aptivea Gallery.
NOTE: The following text begins with his first exhibit in 2002 which also has its own page.
Writer, rocker, singer, photographer, director, composer and now a watercolourist with a debut exhibition - this man's a busy bee.
Most of the paintings shown just below were on display at Marilyn's Golden Age of Grotesque Art Show - held Thursday 19 to Saturday 21 September 2002 in Los Angeles, USA. The show took its title from the work-in-progress GAOG album and era.
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With paintings from 1997 right up to one he finished a week before the exhibition, it's possible to see how Manson has developed his technique.
Over thirty of them were sold. There are photos of an exhibition poster up there, showing a mini version of each painting. It was one of two posters on sale, the other one featuring the picture, 'Crop Failure'.
To me there is a kind of naïve attractiveness about Manson's painting technique, and his skills are definitely growing. True, some of them made me titter, and some are unsettling, but I like his use of colours and the style.
Some of the painters - and other visual artists - he's been most inspired by are Egon Schiele, Gottfried Helnwein, Luis Bunuel, Dali, Jodorowsky, Bosch, Warhol, Mark Ryden and Fellini.
Photos of two paintings posted in the journal.
9th September 2004
News on the official MM site tells of a planned art exhibit entitled 'Trismegistus'. To be held in Paris (Hotel Lutecia) and Berlin, it will feature over twenty paintings, old and new.
Here's the painting shown in the news item, it's also entitled Trismegistus:
Five more also appear on the official art site:
26th January 2005
Two paintings added. One is 'Vampyr', the other is 'Hitler Takes a Nap' (with subtitle: 'Some of History's Dictators Have Often Taken 7 minutes To Contemplate War').
And here they are:
Both are cartoony looking depictions of a Hitler figure. They're more in the style of some of his earlier pictures than of Trismegistus.
They were part of the mini art exhibit in September 2004, but it's taken until January 2005 for them to appear on Manson's art site - just as Holocaust remembrance ceremonies are soon to take place. Coincidence? You decide.
1st January 2006
Has almost a year gone by since he last gave us any paintings? Looks like it. Over forty were added to Manson's own art site today.
Also, on 14th January, they were presented in a flash file slideshow on Manson's official site. Only a few look like recent works though. The Edgar Allan Poe one is particularly good:

31 October 2006
Manson opens his own art gallery, the Celebritarian Corporation Gallery Of Fine Art.
Information about the night has been a bit sparse for me so far but I've made a page for it:
Marilyn Manson opens his Art Gallery.
6th November 2006
Thanks to the re-emerging official Marilyn Manson site, I now have these twenty more.

December 2006
A few more.
Marilyn Manson's art
Previously, people wishing to buy the artwork online could try MarilynMansonArtworkonline.com
But, in early 2006, it was 'seized' by the Celebritarian Corporation. And, in November 2006, the revamped official site is back and includes Manson's art. And in April 2007 it's at a revised link:
Artwork at MarilynManson.com
Some paintings were sent to me that I hadn't included yet. The first three are from 1996, Manson's time in New Orleans. He apparently traded them to Barrister's Gallery of folk and ethnographic art which was located in the French Quarter of New Orleans at that time.
Does anyone know where the first two paintings shown below are now? The owner of the third painting sent me a photo of the original and it looks much better than the small version I first had of it. So I'd like to try and get high quality photos of the other two as well.
Space 39 Artshow
April 2007
Fifty-two of Manson's paintings are on show until 17th April at Space 39, an art gallery in downtown Fort Myers. Here's a write up of the opening night of Manson's art show
Marilyn Manson on Naples News
Brigitte Schenk Gallery Artshow, 'Les Fleurs du Mal'
From 28 June to 5 August 2007
Forty of Manson's paintings are on show in Cologne, Germany at the
Brigitte Schenk Gallery
Manson opened the exhibit on 27th June, before it was open to the general public. He also presented his Mansinthe absinthe at the private viewing of his exhibition in Galerie Schenk.
I intend to make a separate page for all of this (well get on with it then :P).
September 2007
These next ones seem to be mainly earlier artworks by Manson, with the alternative, orangey version of 'Les Fleurs du Mal' being more recent. Most of them came from the
Aptivea Gallery.
Galeria Romero Artshow, Brasil
From 28 September to 10 October 2007
Manson's paintings are shown at the Galeria Romero Britto, 562 Fardin, Sao Paulo, Brazil.
M&J Guelman Gallery, Russia
From 12th to 30th November 2007
Manson's paintings are on show in the M&J Guelman Gallery, at the Vinzavod arts center in Moscow, Russia. Exhibition title: 'Evil Blooms in Watercolor'. Gallery location: Vinzavod Arts Centre, 1 4th Syromyatnichesky Pereulok, Building 6, in the yard. Tel. 228-1159.
Manson Artshow report by Moscow Times
Manson (and Evan) turn up for the show opening, albeit three hours late. Sorry for all you people waiting outside in the snow. Seems he was a bit distant at the show but here's a youtube video as compensation:
Marilyn Manson art interview by Russia Today (video)
Cabaret Voltaire, Switzerland
29th November 2007 until 6th January 2008
Manson's paintings are on show at the Cabaret Voltaire. This is the place where the Dada cultural movement is said to have begun, Dada being a major influence on the surrealist art movement.
Venue location: Cabaret Voltaire, Spiegelgasse 1, 8001 Zurich, Switzerland. The Aptivea Gallery can provide more information: info@aptiveagallery.com
Art Cartoon
This cartoon isn't by Manson, I just think it's funny