Friday, October 31, 2008
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Music At Kelsey's Opening this Saturday!!!
We will be having 2 bands playing Saturday night starting around 8:30. Deanna and Ed Templeton recommended fellow OC residents--
Artichoke Heart Souffle and Devendra recommended Glasser. They will both be performing.
Make sure to come by and see Kelsey's mind blowing show which includes a huge constructed Indian temple and intricate paintings and installations.
Monday, October 27, 2008
KELSEY BROOKES
Kelsey Brookes will be installing all week at the gallery. He built an Indian Temple in his studio and will be installing it here. This is Kelsey's first American solo show!! We are stoked!!!
Our good friend Devendra helped us get music for his opening. We will be having a local
LA Band play the opening. More info soon!!!
Here is a link to Kelsey's art.
http://www.kelseybrookes.com/NewImageSplashPreview.html
Our good friend Devendra helped us get music for his opening. We will be having a local
LA Band play the opening. More info soon!!!
Here is a link to Kelsey's art.
http://www.kelseybrookes.com/NewImageSplashPreview.html
Friday, October 24, 2008
a day at new image art
Chris Johanson's piece for the Dear and Yonder Show this Saturday
The small print below says,"I AM HERE TO BE WITH YOU MY ANCIENT
MOTHER FISH I LOVE AND HONOR YOUR LIFE"
This chair has good bones and appeared next to our dumpsters tonight.
Harvey -- do you want me to drop it off at your upholsterer????
Two of Cali's best photographers -- Ed and Deanna Templeton packing up Deanna's show.
Ed Templeton
taking down Deanna's show
Ian( of Fugazi fame) and his wife and baby Carmine came to see Deanna's show. They have a new band called, Even.
We have Tiffany Campbell's art aucton - sale tomorrow. A bunch of surfer girls are helping hang the show. They surfed Malibu today. I had to work....
The small print below says,"I AM HERE TO BE WITH YOU MY ANCIENT
MOTHER FISH I LOVE AND HONOR YOUR LIFE"
This chair has good bones and appeared next to our dumpsters tonight.Harvey -- do you want me to drop it off at your upholsterer????
Two of Cali's best photographers -- Ed and Deanna Templeton packing up Deanna's show.
Ed Templeton
taking down Deanna's show
Ian( of Fugazi fame) and his wife and baby Carmine came to see Deanna's show. They have a new band called, Even.We have Tiffany Campbell's art aucton - sale tomorrow. A bunch of surfer girls are helping hang the show. They surfed Malibu today. I had to work....
Work in progress by Kelsey Brookes
Here's a sneak peak at some of Kelsey's unfinished pieces for his upcoming solo show, next Sat. November 1st.
Saturday, October 18, 2008
A Teaser of Art from the Upcoming Auction
Mason St. Peter
Wow --2 Really Awesome Owls from Surfer Claire Rojas
Barry McGee Dirt rules! So don't clean the glass!
Alex Kopps (The Gothic Dolphin)
Hey Now-
Just got some images via our surfer pal Serena from San Francisco.
They will be in the auction here next Friday NIght.
Friday, October 17, 2008
Kelsey Brookes!! Nov. 1st @ NIA
Coming up: Dear & Yonder
October 25th from 6 to 10pm:
On October 25th New Image Art is hosting a benefit for the upcoming surf film
Dear & Yonder. Tiffany Campbell and Andria Lessler have been working on the film for over a year to authentically document women who inspire both in and out of the water. This benefit has been organized to raise funds for the remaining production costs of the film, which will help keep it on track for a Summer 2009 release. The filmmakers’ community has been integral to realizing the film, and is furthering its gracious support by donating artwork for the benefit. This dynamic group of talent includes Clare Rojas, Thomas Campbell, Alex Kopps, Barry McGee, Spencer Tunik, Lori d., Andy Davis, Jo Jackson, Laura Flippen, Evan Hecox, Stefan Simikich, Johanna St. Clair, Amy Jo Diaz, Jeff Canham, Kyle Field, Erin Kunkel, Jay Nelson, Josh Lazcano, Serena Mitnik-Miller, Nathaniel Russel, Moses Berkson, Tiffany Campbell, Deanna Templeton, Chris Duncan, Liz Pepin, Rachel Kaye, Mason St. Peter, Nikki McClure, Rich Jacobs, Ed Templeton and more.The exhibition space has been offered by Marsea Goldberg who is an avid surfer with 15 years of commitment to showing up and coming female artists, making New Image Art a perfect fit.
A little more about the film: The story behind the title is that some of the women featured in the film will be surfing their beloved home breaks (the Dear), such as bodysurfer Judith Sheridan who slides down the faces of San Francisco's formidable waves and Ashley Lloyd of Santa Cruz a surfer/shaper who seeks out ecologically sustainable materials available in order to perfect her craft. Other women in the film venture well beyond the comfort of their home breaks to the far reaches of the earth (the Yonder), such as Liz Clark who is single handedly sailing around the world in search of waves and new shores. Explosive top professionals, Sofia Mulanovich, Stephanie Gilmore, Silvana Lima, Coco Ho and others travel to Indonesia and showcase their skills on some of the best waves on earth. These women show how far women's surfing has come, but in order to find out from where, the film journeys back in time to uncover the rich history of women's surfing with icons Linda Benson, Rell Sunn, and Lisa Anderson. Dear & Yonder is further enhanced by an insightful animation by artist Lori d. and a skateboarding segment to check in on some serious land shredders. This is but a glimpse into the movie's cast that we have assembled for their skills in the water and their inspiring way of relating to world, each other and themselves.
We are excited to share Dear & Yonder with you and are honored by the support of these remarkable artists that mirror the talent of the women who are featured in the film. Please join us on Saturday October 25th from 6-10 at New Image Art to support this groundbreaking project.
On October 25th New Image Art is hosting a benefit for the upcoming surf filmDear & Yonder. Tiffany Campbell and Andria Lessler have been working on the film for over a year to authentically document women who inspire both in and out of the water. This benefit has been organized to raise funds for the remaining production costs of the film, which will help keep it on track for a Summer 2009 release. The filmmakers’ community has been integral to realizing the film, and is furthering its gracious support by donating artwork for the benefit. This dynamic group of talent includes Clare Rojas, Thomas Campbell, Alex Kopps, Barry McGee, Spencer Tunik, Lori d., Andy Davis, Jo Jackson, Laura Flippen, Evan Hecox, Stefan Simikich, Johanna St. Clair, Amy Jo Diaz, Jeff Canham, Kyle Field, Erin Kunkel, Jay Nelson, Josh Lazcano, Serena Mitnik-Miller, Nathaniel Russel, Moses Berkson, Tiffany Campbell, Deanna Templeton, Chris Duncan, Liz Pepin, Rachel Kaye, Mason St. Peter, Nikki McClure, Rich Jacobs, Ed Templeton and more.The exhibition space has been offered by Marsea Goldberg who is an avid surfer with 15 years of commitment to showing up and coming female artists, making New Image Art a perfect fit.
A little more about the film: The story behind the title is that some of the women featured in the film will be surfing their beloved home breaks (the Dear), such as bodysurfer Judith Sheridan who slides down the faces of San Francisco's formidable waves and Ashley Lloyd of Santa Cruz a surfer/shaper who seeks out ecologically sustainable materials available in order to perfect her craft. Other women in the film venture well beyond the comfort of their home breaks to the far reaches of the earth (the Yonder), such as Liz Clark who is single handedly sailing around the world in search of waves and new shores. Explosive top professionals, Sofia Mulanovich, Stephanie Gilmore, Silvana Lima, Coco Ho and others travel to Indonesia and showcase their skills on some of the best waves on earth. These women show how far women's surfing has come, but in order to find out from where, the film journeys back in time to uncover the rich history of women's surfing with icons Linda Benson, Rell Sunn, and Lisa Anderson. Dear & Yonder is further enhanced by an insightful animation by artist Lori d. and a skateboarding segment to check in on some serious land shredders. This is but a glimpse into the movie's cast that we have assembled for their skills in the water and their inspiring way of relating to world, each other and themselves.
We are excited to share Dear & Yonder with you and are honored by the support of these remarkable artists that mirror the talent of the women who are featured in the film. Please join us on Saturday October 25th from 6-10 at New Image Art to support this groundbreaking project.
Thursday, October 16, 2008
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