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NoBunny x Impose


Went to see NoBunny at Churchills in Miami FL. Drew pictures all night, and it ended up on Impose Magazine. Read the rest of this entry »

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Hypo Typo Boston

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“Hypo Typo“, opening June 24th, is an exhibit presenting a survey of artists which utilize text in 2D and 3D works. Curated by Snow Project, the show will feature a range of artwork created by artists of varying career stages. Though the premise is simple, the group of exhibitors is diverse in both background and approach to the exhibit’s criterion. Preexisting and new works created specifically for the exhibit will be included. Read the rest of this entry »

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Contemporary Masters

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Here’s our hole for the Contemporary Masters miniature golf show at the Salt Lake Art Center in Utah.

Our hole, “Take Out the Clowns”, is comprised of space brain monsters who are harvesting the funny fluid of human clowns. And the effect this has on the gravity of circus peanuts. Amidst all of the chaos, the albino shouting gorilla is running amok, throwing banana peels at everything! Below the fairgrounds looms the space brain’s crystal cave, a kind of wine cellar of funny fluid.

There are 3 ways to navigate this chaos.

The first option is to go up the quarter-pipe and into the mother-ship to defeat the brains. and return to earth via a spiraling space beam.

Or perhaps you’d rather take the secret passage through the quarter-pipe, and through the geo-dome. in pursuit of the escape albino gorilla.

Or finally, you could take the ramp through the crystal cave. for a quick meal of moon-shine and circus peanuts with the hobo.

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UTAH MINI GOLF

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Next week I’ll be taking part in a group mini golf exhibition, in Salt Lake City, alongside Christopher Wawrinofsky and 17 other awesome artists!
Opening reception is Friday, June 18 at the Salt Lake Art Center. The exhibition will be on view through September 16th. I’ll have photos up next week.

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Stoked Sessions

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This weekend is the opening for Stoked Sessions, in The Brick Building, 8870 Washington Blvd. Culver City. A fundraiser for Stoked LA mentoring program. Invite card below. Read the rest of this entry »

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Live Painting Saturday

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Carry Out Show at Meme Gallery

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This Thursday, May 8th visit Meme Gallery in Cambridge, MA for the “Carry-Out Show”! Courtney Moy collected the magical art powers of over 70 artists, for resale in dime-bags opening night. I chose to illustrate and give my pieces funny names. I’m sure folks will want to “get all wacked-out” on Mermaid Breath, “see new things” with Night Sight, or “just get crunk” on Skull Dust.
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Anatomically Incorrect

brian1986_lucky01brian1986_lucky02The “Anatomically Incorrect” show at Lucky Gallery was a blast. It’s closing this weekend, Feb. 6th from 6-9 and will feature a live performance by Brooklyn-based metal act Descender. Thanks to Scott, Laura, and Lucky Gallery for having me, it was a blast to make some new Brooklyn friends before my journey to Miami.

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Faesthetic Haiti Aid

Faesthetic is donating 100% of the proceeds from all sales of Faesthetic now until Jan 31st to the American Red Cross. Get something and help. Read the rest of this entry »

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January Art Shows

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Then the following Saturday I’ll be in Brooklyn, NY for the opening of another group show at Lucky Gallery (176 Richards Street, Brooklyn, NY. 11231). January 16, from 6-9PM, Lucky Gallery is hosting an artist reception for the exhibition “Anatomically Incorrect” which is an an on-site collaborative drawing installation by Anastasia Akulinina/Kaerfkrahs, Brian Butler, Downer, Faro, Scott Ferguson, Fish McGill, Maxwell Piersol, Cardon Webb, and Eunjeong Yoo. “Anatomically Incorrect” exhibition runs January 16th to February 7th.

Working directly on the gallery wall each artist creates a visual conversation; the alchemy of characters, text, and pattern affecting how the mural expands as each artist works responsively to the other.

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