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Monday, July 7, 2014

PAINTING PROGRESS - DRESS FOR SUCCESS

NEW WORK, IN BETWEEN THE EVENTS OF C.S. WATSON BEING TRANSPORTED FROM HER BATHROOM IN CONCORD, NH TO THE COSMIC WOMB AND WHEN SHE WAS RESCUED BY KIOK, CAPTAIN MONGOOSE AND EVERYONE ELSE IN BOAT-MAN.





Sunday, July 6, 2014

H-TOWN EVENTS - BEYOND GRAPHITE AT G GALLERY UPDATE!

On July 5th 2014, Beyond Graphite at G Gallery opened, it was a wonderful show! It brought folks of all walks of life together! Catherine Anspon took some great photos! Here they are...

























Wednesday, July 2, 2014

ATTENTION ALL HOUSTONIANS - BEYOND GRAPHITE

For all my friends in Houston, this is a show not to be missed! Many of my H-town art comrades have been chosen for this show. 

The curator for this show is a dear friend, and she has chosen her participants with heart. Come check it out! 

Harry Anspon
“Fat Cat”
Graphite on Paper, 2014, 9″x12″


Here is a list of the artists invovled:
Susan Plum, Joy Parazette, Harry D. Anspon, Fernando Ramirez, Molly Jodeit, Seth Mittag, Ken Mazzu, Rahul Mitra, Dran Alessi, Anne Reese Hernandez, Celeste Tammariello, Fabio Daroma, Dylan Roberts, Kristen Cliburn, and Loli Fernández-Andrade Kolber, plus the Wheelbarrow Crew (Jim Bentley, Steve Oslind, George Hixson, Casper Van Ek, Mark Valero).  Curated by PaperCity’s Catherine Anspon.  Molly Jodeit’s  fashion salon selected by PaperCity’s Anna Schuster.

Beyond Graphite: Fab 15 + Performance (ArtHouston 2014)
Presented by G gallery and ArtHouston at G gallery
July 5 - July 25, 2014
      

In conjunction with ArtHouston 2014, G gallery presents the exhibit Beyond Graphite: Fab 15 + Performance.  On view July 5 - 25, 2014.  Opening reception July 5, 6pm - 9pm. Delicious food bites from Ladybird Food Truck.
This exhibit features a lively roundup of diverse drawing practices, culled from Houston’s talent pool, spanning artists aged 9 to 96, from... 

To learn more go to the G Gallery Site:

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Tuesday, July 1, 2014

WE ARE EXPERIENCING TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES

SITE IS NOT OPERATING PROPERLY.

WILL BE FIXED SOON.

SOME LINKS MAY NOT OPEN. 


SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT: URBAN ART - EXPRESSIONS OF AN ENVIRONMENT

I AM HONORED TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS ECLECTIC ART EXHIBITION. 




BELOW IS A TRUNCATED VERSION OF THEIR ONLINE ANNOUNCEMENT:

Edgy. Raw. Dynamic. Urban Art comes to Downtown Fayetteville


Yes, there will be spray paint. But the Arts Council's edgy (and even raw) exhibition featuring urban artists goes well beyond graffiti. Urban Art: Expressions of an Environment includes art from a broad scope of artists from across the country. The artwork represents urban social commentary, urban rebellious sub-text, use of urban material (sculpture), interpretation of the urban environment, the urban environment as a distinct place and space, and more.

Artists living in Fayetteville include Aaron Wallace, Eric Longley, Jihad Z. Ali, Michael Romagano and Lovell Pulley.

Artists invited from across the country are Percy Fortini-Wright (Massachusetts), JooYoung Choi (Texas) and Senghor Reid (Michigan), Kevan Foust (California) and Abezash Tamerat (Maryland).

This exhibition will be open at the Fayetteville/Cumberland County Arts Council and continues through July 19. 

Arts Council galleries are located at 301 Hay Street, Fayetteville, NC. Admission is free.

Gallery Hours:

Monday - Thursday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Friday: 9 a.m. to noon
Saturday: noon to 4 p.m.


See more at: http://www.theartscouncil.com/exhibitsmain.php#sthash.TGi4CvjM.dpuf

Thursday, June 19, 2014

E-Commerce Announcement: New Work is Available on Etsy.com!

Emo Flowers, also known as Tuplet Number 36, is an active member of the Cosmic Womb proper's governing body. To new portraits of her have been uploaded into my e-commerce site.









Wednesday, June 18, 2014

PROCESS PHOTOS: The Painting Process Animated. Portraits of 36, New Pleasure Vision Transmissions.



36, ALSO KNOWN AS EMO FLOWERS, IS SEEN HERE EMERGING FROM THE NIGHT.  SINGING WAS RECORDED INSIDE OF THE GRIFFITH PARK TUNNEL WHICH LED TO TOON TOWN IN THE FILM WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT.