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Tag Archives: Frank Kozik
Baby Tattooville ’11: “Baby Tattooville On Parade” Opening @ Riverside Art Museum
One of the biggest benefits for artists participating in the annual Baby Tattooville celebration is having their work exhibited in the Riverside Art Museum for all to see even after the exclusive weekend festivities end (you have about five weeks … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Contemporary Art, Low Brow & Pop Surrealism, Museums, Shows & Events
Tagged Amy Sol, Ana Bagayan, Anthony Ausgang, Audrey Kawasaki, Baby Tattooville, Bob Dob, Brandi Milne, BT 11, Buff Monster, COOP, Elizabeth McGrath, Frank Kozik, Gary Baseman, Gris Grimly, James Gurney, James Jean, Jeffrey Scott, Johnny "KMNDZ" Rodriguez, Johnny Ryan, KRK Ryden, Lola, Low Brow & Pop Surrealism, Luke Chueh, Miss Mindy, Riverside Art Museum, Robert Williams, Ron English, Shag, Suzanne Williams, Tara McPherson, Tim Biskup, Travis Louie, Van Arno, William Stout, Yoskay Yamamoto
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Previews: Safewalls x Cirque du Soleil @ Trifecta Gallery
In the past, many of you must have enjoyed performances by Cirque du Soleil and more recently, the limited edition artist collaborations (here, here & here) presented to you by our friends at Safewalls. Now, it’s time to take the show … Continue reading
Posted in Contemporary Art, Low Brow & Pop Surrealism, Previews, Shows & Events
Tagged Amy Sol, Chet Zar, El Mac, Frank Kozik, Glenn Anderson, Jason Limon, Jon Burgerman, Low Brow & Pop Surrealism, Miss Van, New York, Nuria Mora, Ricardo Cavolo, Ron English, Safewalls, Shag, Shows & Events, Street & Urban Art, Sweet Toof, Tara McPherson, Travis Louie, Trifecta Gallery
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Preview: “Playboy Redux II” @ Copro Gallery
This Saturday, December 18th, the traveling Playboy Redux II exhibition makes its stop in Los Angeles at Copro Gallery. In addition to some already exhibited work seen at earlier stops like the Warhol Museum (covered), a whole new group of … Continue reading
