The homie Damon over at Switchflip is presenting a dope show over in Venice for my Cali readers. Featured artists are David Zents and Scott Simon. If you’re in Los Angeles, be sure to check it out this Thursday and tell ‘em FreshNerd sent you.
Thursday August 19th 6pm-9pm
Music provided by SwitchFlip’s DjDameDigi
Gregos started to display replicas of his face painted on the walls of the city three years ago on the streets of Paris.
“Marsea Goldberg of New Image Art in Los Angeles will be visiting Mexico City this August as guest curator for “THE LOST ONES” collective show in FIFTY24MX Gallery.
New Image Art has been one of the key galleries of the underground art movement on the west coast for the past 15 years. Founder and director, Marsea Goldberg, and FIFTY24 have been responsible for launching many of the most name recognizable artists of the movement – and this collaboration of FIFTY24 and New Image in Mexico has resulted in a star-studded collective show featuring work by Tim Biskup, Gary Baseman, Shepard Fairey, Matt Furie, Richard Colman, Date Farmers, Neckface, Kime Buzelli, Judith Supine, Retna, Cleon Peterson, Herbert Baglione and Miss Bugs. With these artists spanning multiple genres comes a communal visual experience featuring one eyed monsters, masked heroes, vampire chicks, dear headed children, cannibals in bikinis, folkloric robots, flower eyed girls, and even cracked-out Muppets.
The opening reception to the show will occur on Friday, August 13th, 2010 at 6:00PM and will run until Saturday, October 16th.”
The exhibition is open now and the show will run until the 24 August 2010
Pure Evil Gallery | 108 Leonard st | London EC2A 4RH
Meet See One….I love stumbling upon new art and inspiration. See One is a self taught illustrator/fashion designer/graphic designer that is making a living off of his artistic talents. Make sure you stop by his website to check out more of his pieces and/or hit him up for design work. More pics below….
You like?? You buy now! On a serious note though, 15% of the gross sale of this print goes to Shama Foundation. Support a good cause….
