Friday July 26 at Nocturnal in Philly….
Ryan Gee photo show in Philly
Category: Art / Design / Photo
The Art of Punk
If you haven’t checked them out already, these two short films by MOCA on the artists behind punk (specifically Raymond Pettibon/Black Flag and collage artist Winston Smith/Dead Kennedys) are definitely worth your time. Sit back, grab a cup of coffee and get stoked.
Silent, in Silver
I recently got around to finishing a few new collages and finally updated my web portfolio. (mightyjoecastro.com) Have a look around, maybe grab a cup of coffee, maybe a cheese danish or whatever the kids are into these days and stay a while. And, for those who might have some greenback burning a hole in… Continue reading Silent, in Silver
Natas Kaupas/Monster Children
Got the latest issue of Monster Children in the mail yesterday (#39) and, as a rare treat, hidden away among the sick Gonz photo retrospective, a look back at 20 years of Girl, mini-interview with cult film star Bill Moseley and a short story by Andy Jenkins, there are a few really cool shots of Natas… Continue reading Natas Kaupas/Monster Children
TONIGHT, WE FIGHT @ NEW IMAGE ART SATURDAY, JUNE 22ND
LOS ANGELES, CA: New Image Art is pleased to present, “Tonight, We Fight!” a group show curated by Luke Pelletier, featuring Ben Jensen, Dillon Froelich, Eric McHenry, John Malta, Luke Pelletier, Michael Hsiung, Mildred, Miles Jackson, Nathan Brown, Pacolli, Sean Morria, Teddy Kelly and Yarrow Slaps, opening Saturday, June 22, 7pm-10pm. A group art exhibition… Continue reading TONIGHT, WE FIGHT @ NEW IMAGE ART SATURDAY, JUNE 22ND
Muska at New Image Art
Transitions – the first solo art offering from Chad Muska – opens this Saturday (June 1) at New Image Art in West Hollywood. 7-10 PM. 7920 Santa Monica Boulevard. Sounds pretty sick. From the press release: “The show represents a lot to me,” Chad said. “It’s about the struggles I’ve been going through in life… Continue reading Muska at New Image Art
Silvia Grav
Last month I stumbled upon some photographs by Madrid’s Silvia Grav and was completely blown away by the phantasmic quality of her work, often containing images of disbodied figures soaking within various states of dreamlike existence. As far as I can tell, she’s just in her early twenties so, with that kind of talent, she’s… Continue reading Silvia Grav