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Showing posts with label shows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shows. Show all posts

Friday, October 1, 2010

happenstance here



Today these two kids from Connecticut - Ted and Thea, walk in off the street and Thea takes a look at the wall and exclaims "That's my cousin!!" , referring to the image of the baby on the cover of Newsweek with the title "Is your baby a racist?" That's her baby cousin Owen. His first word was "cheese"

Then Ted turns the corner and says "I know that kid with the black eye! We used to beat him up at the skate park!"

Ahh, kids today...

Wednesday, September 22, 2010

REMEMBER






NOW I REMEMBER is up until October 16th and photos are only $30ea. (11x14) There are over 600 pictures up on the walls so make sure to stop by so you can see them all.

We also have postcard books for $12 and T-shirts for $15
 shirt back           /              front
Also major BIG THANK YOUS to JAWSH SMYTH for designing our t-shirt for us and to Vans for their generous support! Thanks guys

Thursday, September 2, 2010

NOW I REMEMBER: september 11th

Off the back of the Japanese based exhibition entitled ‘NOW I REMEMBER’, New Image Art, Los Angeles brings this awesome exhibition to the US with never before seen images. “Now I Remember” brings together eight different personalities as they each share their own photos captured with their cell phones. With the widespread use of the cell phone for capturing life’s most spontaneous moments, this exhibition provides a glimpse into the daily lives of this colorful cast of characters including Todd Jordan, Kevin “Spanky” Long, Jen “JR” Reynolds, Jerry Hsu, Curtis Buchanan, Tino Razo, Aron Bondaroff, and Neckface.

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

total eclipse - happening now


Kelsey Brooke's went all out with Explosion Puzzles and mechanical Explosion Spinners among other great pieces.


Explosion Puzzles: Kelsey took the regular explosion paintings and turned them into puzzles. Each of these 2 paintings has 5 interchangeable parts which can be swapped out with each other (you can push the individual pieces out from the back of the frame using a pencil) making 25 unique paintings. These ones are 16in in diameter.
 See more images on Kelsey's blog

Thursday, May 6, 2010

Richard Colman opening May 22nd




New Image Art Gallery
Presents

RICHARD COLMAN
“Keep Out the Light”


Opening Reception Saturday, May 22, 2010 from 7‑10pm

Preview (Open to the Public) Friday, May 21, 2010 from 7-10pm

On View May 22 – July 3, 2010



LOS ANGELES – Opening May 22, New Image Art Gallery presents “Keep Out the Light,” a solo exhibition that features new paintings, sculpture and site-specific installations by Richard Colman. “Keep Out the Light” marks Colman’s first solo exhibition in Los Angeles since 2007.

In this most recent body of work, Colman shows the struggles of the architect working “behind the scenes” of the elaborate; both beautiful and claustrophobic among landscapes and artifacts. Richard’s work demonstrates a unique language drawing on the intricacies of an Indian Miniature, to the antiquity of the more abstract and symbolic nature of Byzantine art. Colman’s patterns have the repetition and geometry associated with Islamic tiles and mosaics. Narratives depict day-glo orgies, fusing the sinister with the comical. A pantheon of internalized imagery and shared iconography comes into play in the shape of occult symbols, silhouettes, and rainbow sprays of color, piles of viscera, in a concoction of violence and ecstasy.

The subjects of his paintings—from headless bears to naked men—are presented in a theatrical way, like actors in a play, standing in formation. The work captures the feeling of being frozen on stage, anticipating what will come next and never quite finding out.

The title of the show, “Keep Out the Light,” references the density of Colman’s work, as well as his obsessive work habits, serving as a sort of escape for the artist. The works in this new exhibition exhibit the strength of obsessive patterning and imagery to drive away the delusions of everyday life.

Colman will be constructing a space within the gallery that will both highlight the work and invite viewers to step into the art and explore and experience the landscape of “Keep Out the Light”.

The opening reception will take place on May 22, 7-10 p.m. at New Image Art, 7908 Santa Monica Boulevard, West Hollywood, CA 90046. The exhibition runs through July 3, 2010.

Music will be provided by the act W-H-I-T-E an electronic pop influenced solo project by Cal Arts student Cory Hanson. Commemorative tee shirts will be for sale and graciously made by 2K, and drinks provided by Primo Beer. For additional information, contact info@newimageartgallery.com.

About Richard Colman
Colman was born in 1976 and grew up in Bethesda, Maryland, a suburb of Washington, D.C. Colman graduated from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Massachusetts, in 2002. He has exhibited extensively throughout the world in solo and group exhibitions including Krets, Malmo Sweeden, V1 Gallery, Copenhagen, Denmark, Merry Karnowsky Gallery, Los Angeles, Union Gallery, London, UK and ARKEN Museum Of Modern Art, Denmark. In 2006, Gingko Press released a book cataloging his work titled “I Was Just Leaving.” Colman currently lives and works in San Francisco, California. www.richardcolmanart.com

About New Image Art Gallery
Marsea Goldberg, founder and director of New Image Art, started the gallery in 1994 in her 10 by 10 design studio. Since then, the gallery has grown to attract a global cult following, grabbing the interest of art lovers and collectors worldwide. Renowned for her discriminating eye and solid curatorial skills, New Image Art Gallery continues to show the works of established and emerging artists coming out of the street, skate, fine art and surf scenes. Over the years, the gallery has launched or mobilized the careers of Shepard Fairey, Ed Templeton, Jo Jackson, Chris Johanson, Rich Jacobs, Rebecca Westcott, Neckface, Cleon Peterson, Megan Whitmarsh, Faile, Tauba Auerbach, Matt Leines, the Date Farmers, Judith Supine, and Bäst, just to name a few. www.newimageartgallery.com

New Image Art Gallery
7908 Santa Monica Blvd.
West Hollywood, CA 90046
T: 323.654.2192
www.newimageartgallery.com
Open Tuesday - Saturday, 1pm to 6pm

Press and Media Inquiries
Angelique Groh | Charm School
angelique@charmschoolcie.com
T: 323-363-9338


Friday, April 23, 2010

Here's the plan!

Ok Los Angeleno's there are so many many things to do tomorrow night. Luckily we've narrowed it down for you. 

IT TAKES TWO TO MAKE AN ACCIDENT
SEAN CASSIDY & PAUL WACKERS
7 - 10PM
 @
New Image Art
7908 Santa Monica Blvd. @ Fairfax
Los Angeles, CA 90046


 
 then...

@
Known Gallery 441 North Fairfax Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90036
the fun continues...
  @
Scion Installation L.A.
3521 Helms Ave (at National), Culver City, CA. 90232
Gallery Phone: 310.815.8840 

Thursday, April 15, 2010

It Takes Two To Make An Accident

IT TAKES TWO TO MAKE AN ACCIDENT
New Works by
Sean Cassidy & Paul Wackers
OPENING RECEPTION APRIL 24
7 TO 10PM


WE'LL SEE YOU THERE!!
New Image Art
7908 Santa Monica Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90046
www.newimageartgallery.com

Friday, March 12, 2010

Desaturated

"DESATURATED"
new works by
RETNA
presented by New Image Art

OPENING RECEPTION
SATURDAY MARCH 20
7 TO 10PM

Retna was born in Los Angeles, California in 1979. Since first creating a name for himself in the early 1990s, Retna has become an "eternal broadcaster" of sorts, shining a light to the kinetic urban soul of Los Angeles. The name RETNA itself evokes the timeless power, movement and visual vibrancy behind the artist's acclaimed work. His work merges photography with graffiti style and paint, time with color, couture with street culture, the spiritual with the sensual, and fluidity with grit. Whether his paintings hang in a gallery or wall on the streets of Los Angeles, they serve as a retina through which we view the urban journal of contemporary art.

At an early age, Retna was introduced to L.A.'s mural culture. While still in high school, he led one of the largest and most innovative graffiti art collectives the city has witnessed. He is perhaps best known for appropriating fashion advertisements and amplifying them with his unique layering, intricate line work, text-based style and incandescent color palette reflecting an eclectic artistic tradition. RETNA became just as notorious for his ornate painting technique as his timeless style: he used paintbrushes mixed with the traditional spray can. Many of his pieces synthesize the line between fine art and graffiti, between power and opposition, between tradition and advancement.

Today, Retna traverses between the galleries and streets with ease. Retna is a member of the Art Work Rebels and Mad Society Kings Art Groups. In December 2007, he contributed to a large-scale mural project with El Mac and Reyes called "La Reina del Sur" at Miami's Primary Flight during Art Basel. His most recent projects include an exhibition titled "Vagos Y Reinas" at Robert Berman Gallery and a mural called "Seeing Signs" at the Margulies Warehouse for Primary Flight.

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Special thanks to RVCA // ANP

Thursday, February 4, 2010

Feb.20th!! 2TheWall



2THEWALL

Hosted by New Image Art



Opening reception:

Saturday February 20th from 7-10pm

Exhibition on view through March 2, 2010


New Image Art

7908 Santa Monica Blvd,

Los Angeles, CA 90046

(323) 654-2192







Featuring works by:

Milton Glaser

Albert Reyes

Andy Meuller

Anthony Peters

Ashkahn

Barry McGee

Bernard Walters

Bob Kronbauer

Buro Destruct

Clare Rojas

Christopher Bettig

David Shrigley

Davide Meucci

Deanne Cheuk

Devendra Banhart

Frohawk Two-Feathers

Janette Beckman

Jeremyville

Katsuo Design

Kaseem Green

Kelly D. Williams

Kime Buzzelli

Lisa Levine

Lorin Brown

Matt Furie

Mel Kadel

Michael Leon

Misato Suzuki

Nat Russell

Nick Egan

Nick Neubeck

Reluctant Hero

Sho

Stefan Marx

Steph Walker

Steve Nishimoto

Travis Millard

William Lemon III

Dublab dj’s

Dj Nobody

& Hoseh


2K By Gingham, the artist-based t-shirt company now entering its 12th year, which represents over 100 artists' designs globally, will kick off their highly anticipated, inaugural exhibition featuring original artwork by 40 of its artist collaborators.


The 2K t-shirt line, which began in Japan, was sparked by a passion for art and a mission to bring the arts to a larger audience. An initial journey to the US to seek out original artistic images was met with frustration as the majority of t-shirt prints failed to move beyond highly recognizable, mainstream artists. This experience launched the quest to bring a broader scope of artists into the public eye, thus establishing the roots of the 2K artist t-shirt editions.


Together with New Image Art gallery in Los Angeles, 2K By Gingham will showcase the work of 40 artists from the t-shirt line for their premiere US Exhibition and Pop-Up Shop. Included will be well-known artists such as Milton Glaser, Janette Beckman, Deanne Cheuk, and David Shrigley in addition to many talented, up-and-coming artists in the spirit of 2K By Gingham.


The Pop-up shop will contain collections from past seasons as well as the new Woman’s Line, which debuts this spring, and other exciting paraphernalia from the artists.


Please join us for an evening of art, celebration, and 2K By Gingham t-shirt shopping. For the first two hours of the evening, Mezcal and Tequila tasting will be available, courtesy of Metl Reserva Especial. Throughout the night, drinks will be provided by Primo Beer, Hawai’i’s original beer. Dublub.com’s Hoseh and DJ Nobody will generously supply the evening’s music.


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Thursday, January 28, 2010

Put Your Finger On The Button Shots















Thanks so much to Brandy Eve for shooting these on the spot for us.

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

January 2010 Show

Put Your Finger On The Button
a female photography show

Alex Prager
Amanda Marsalis
Ashira Siegel
Brandy Eve
Cheryl Dunn
Deanna Templeton
Jeaneen Lund
Kassia Meador
Laura Flippen
Susanne Melanie Berry
Taylor Brittenham


In the Project Room: Lauren Kelley


Opening reception Saturday January 9th
7 to 10pm

Saturday, November 7, 2009

Get Ready London Town








The Date Farmers are releasing a set of Killer prints for POW. They will also be showing
paintings..... but don't tell!!!

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Our Next Show



November 6th 7-10PM
New Image Art
7908 Santa Monica Blvd. @ Fairfax
Los Angeles, CA 90046

featuring work from:
Judith Supine,Paul Wackers, Cleon Peterson, Skullphone, The
Date Farmers, Richard Coleman, Kellesimone Waits, Dennis
McNett, My Mo, Jordin Isip, Eddie Ruscha, Lori D., and Erik Foss

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

The Lister Opening and Matzah Balls







Tar Tar and George



Leigh and Skate photographer extraordinaire Mike O' Meally
Dan of Obey and Kill Pixie

UK artist Dan Baldwin and friend
Mel, Why you so crazy????
Surfer Mel and Stecyk in da house!
Lister and Poppie of Cobras and Matadors
Matzaha Ball City!



Lance and Anthony our NYC Crew!!!

See below for how to get a show at New Image Art!!!