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Check out my 'Artsy' article by Casey Lesser!
I made a book for DILETTANTE PAPER. It's on sale now, Working Hard To Maintain Equilibrium! PLEASE CHECK IT OUT AND/OR purchase it. if the urge takes u.
INSTAGRAM: art & stuff
YO. if you end up in the beautiful mysterious town of Marfa texas, my art will be up at the wrong gallery thru January, 2016. Check it out.
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THE MOTHERSHIP
In Our Details are the Maps of Existence
Curated by The Sacred Door & Dilettante
January 16th, 2013
7-10PM
Dilettante
120 N Santa Fe Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90012
FEATURING
Jasmine Albuquerque
Lita Albuquerque
Gemma Bayly
Amanda Charchian
Diana Garcia
Dana Louise Kirkpatrick
Carly Jo Morgan
Fay Ray
Lila Roo
Alia Shawkat
Elena Stonaker
Jacqueline Suskin
Lola Rose Thompson
Thanks For Nothing (with Judith Supine)
Known Gallery
Los Angeles, Ca
MocaTV
Artist talks with Alia Shawkat and Lance Bangs:
- Marcel Dzama
- FriendsWithYou
- Geoff McFetridge
- Andrew Kuo
- David Choe
Working across media Marcel Dzama brings a fanciful world to life in his work. Dzama draws upon the imagery of royal courts, parades, European nationalism, secret bureaucratic meetings, and silent films to create works that are as sinister as they are whimsical.
Samuel Borkson and Arturo Sandoval III are FriendsWithYou. Their sole aim is to spread the positive message of Magic, Luck, and Friendship™. Turning the austerity and inaccessibility of the fine art world on its head, FriendsWithYou create immersive, depoliticized environments in which viewers can become participants and players.
Artist and designer Geoff McFetridge's paintings, posters, and installations distill the imagery of everyday objects and bodily gestures into a symbology that is obvious in presentation, yet subtle and nuanced in meaning. "In my work images and language are equals.
Decked out with a game room, a radio station, and a remote control tire swing, David Choe's Los Angeles warehouse studio is a testimony to the "bonus level" that he has reached in the art world.
Andrew Kuo's diagrammatic paintings are dissections of his likes, loves, and anxieties. Occupying the space between graph and color field painting, Kuo's paintings fuse the objectivity of information, with the subjectivity of personal experience into "abstract" geometric images. Kuo is also well-known for his New York Times music infographics, which charts the artist's experience of live music and newly released tracks.
Danielle Rubi created a blog with the makings of the "greetings" show in Paris. Here are all the updates and goings on during the residency that took place in Noyers, France with Kyle Field and Nathaniel Russell.
http://greetingsatbrachfeld.tumblr.com/
Greetings (with Kyle Field and Nathaniel Russel)
Brachfeld Gallery
Paris, France
2012
La Migra (Group Show curated by Devendra Banhart)
Vice Gallery
Mexico City, Mexico
2011
Dilettante Gallery
Los Angeles, CA
2011
Melissa Morgan Gallery
Palm Desert, CA
April 2010
