Below, just some of my fave works from the Joshua Liner Gallery http://joshualinergallery.com/index.php . On till Oct 27th - Dont Sleep!
I've known of the existence of Dope Jams in Brooklyn for years.
Because I dont really buy House any more, & I guess I was lazy & never bothered to actually go.
The place is incredible! The room feels like a mini version of David Mancuso's Loft!
They are licensing tracks for their label "slow to speak", doing their own edits & pressing quality vinyl.
Not quite sure whats going on with all the black magic decor & artifacts but whatever, all good!
Candy & Drinks were enjoyed by all who came by the Standard Hotel's wonderfully curated gift shop.
Friends & fans stopped by to pick up & get Todd to sign "Yield To Temptation" published by PictureBox. http://www.pictureboxinc.com/products/1094-yield-to-temptation
Candy art by Mr James.
Very packed room full of talented people.
Paparazzi going wild over the candy sculptures.
This shot taken from the outside, looking in at Todd (in hat) sitting next to his painted voluptuous female form on the window.
Artist Julia Chang drunk on candies.
Photographer/Surfer Chris Mosier high as a kite on candy.
September 16 through November 25, 2012
Open Tuesday–Sunday, 1:00–6:00pmWandering Around Wondering is a free three-month community exhibition and series of events that will coincide with the launch of my monograph, published by Rizzoli. The event space will host workshops, screenings, gatherings, open discussions, and much more — conducted by me and a select group of design and illustration professionals. The space will become a dynamic environment for continuous creation, where visitors will be able to explore freely and create their own unique experiences.
Check it out!
983 Dean Street.
Brooklyn, NY 11238
Between Franklin and Classon Ave.
Below, a few of the works I liked from the hundreds there!
My name top left amongst some of the Kickstarter contributors for the project.
Was quite the early morning wicked surprise to be texted the first photo in this set by fellow Barry fanatic Jared.
Eve & I biked down the the Mark Morris Dance Center next door the BAM.
So cool having both José Parlá & Barry doing public walls within stones throw of where we live. Brooklyn Rocks!
You can see scale with Eve (and her new helmet) underneath.
Detail looks great for such a monster piece.
Probably not meant to have seen this, its the layout the guys were all working from & how the wall should look when finished ; )
From Anti-Hero Skateboards to the Beautiful Losers movie to The Whitney Museum, in my world Chris Johanson is a legend!
I was def a bit nervous approaching him, telling him I was the sticker geek that had bugged him for months about being in the book but he was super chill & seamed genuinely pleased to meet me.
Below are some of the works in the show that spoke to me.
Mitchell-Innes & Nash Gallery 534 W 26th St NY http://www.miandn.com/#/exhibitions/2012-09-13_chelsea_chris-johanson
I believe Japanese artist MR is known to most of us via his association with Takashi Murakami & being in his curated group shows in NY, or possibly by Supreme releasing skate decks of his art a few years back.
This is the first solo show I've seen of his & its very hard to photograph because of the chaotic nature of how the work is displayed, lots of fun.
http://www.lehmannmaupin.com 540 West 25th St NY 10001
I consider Bäst to be not only an incredible natural artist but possibly the most influential in the "mash-up wheatpaste street art" game.
A few months ago I became a buddy via our mutual friend Aiko, who brought him over to the house meet the family.
He was awesome, totally down to earth & chilled with both the kids, making stickers for Eve's scrapbook.
I believe this is his first NYC solo show & he killed it!
Below are just a few of my faves. Show is at Opera Gallery 115 Spring Street New York, NY 10012 http://www.operagallery.com
Said olive oil now on our kitchen shelf!
STRAY LIGHT GREY is a transformative space exhibition with iterconnected room-size installations at Marlborough Gallery Chelsea. http://www.marlboroughgallery.com/galleries/chelsea
Below are some of environments & details I liked within the rooms.
Jonah Freeman and Justin Lowe being forced to pose for pic while being totally sleep deprived before the exhibition opening.
For better understanding of what these guys do, watch this.. http://www.vice.com/art-talk/justin-lowe-and-jonah-freeman