In celebration of South Park’s 15 Year Anniversary, Comedy Central has called upon pop-surrealist street artist, Ron English to round up 15 top notch artists for a group exhibition at the Opera Gallery in New York. Last night, March 28th marked the opening for the show and featured the work of artists: Ron English, Travis Louie, Colin Christian, Sas Christian, Beau Stanton, Kid Zoom, Dave White, KaNo, Kathie Olivas, Clark Fox, Greg Craola Simkins, Mark Dean Veca, Lindsey Way, Naoto Hattori and Tristan Eaton. Amongst the brilliant artistic interpretations are some strategically placed mini figures of our upcoming South Park x Kidrobot series (more details to come). The South Park Art Gallery will be on display through April 10.
Also this summer the 15 Artists Interpret South Park exhibit will be traveling to Comic-Con in San Diego for COMEDY CENTRALs Ultimate South Park Fan Experience. In addition, South Park fans can submit their own artistic interpretations at SouthParkStudios.com from March 28 to May 15. Ron English and the South Park staff will select the 15 best pieces and these will also be included in the Ultimate Fan Experience at Comic-Con.
It was invetable for these artists’ mischievous, cute, strange and wonderful work to come crashing together in one show.
Blood Brothers debuts tonight, March, 4 from 7-11pm and will be featuring prints, stickers, original paintings and customized designer figures. The show runs through March 31. Big thanks to Abe for sending over some sneak peeks of the good stuff to come.
Pervasive painter, Gary Baseman will debut his new solo exhibition Walking Through Walls at the Jonathan LeVine Gallery this Saturday. His new body of work comes from a darker place as he pulls inspiration from his father’s passing last year. The exhibition opening is this Saturday, March 5 from 6-8pm and will be on display through April 2. Enjoy this interview of Gary in his Los Angeles studio as he prepares for Walking Through Walls.
CONTEMPTORARY ART Solo Exhibition By Luke Chueh
Enjoy this preview of Luke Chueh’s upcoming solo show at the Corey Helford Gallery, CONTEMPTORARY ART. This show is Luke’s exploration of his love/hate relationship with the Contemporary art world, revealing a view of his iconic images through the filter of a number of styles. There will be four series of paintings: The Label Series, The Communication Series, The Colorfield Series and The Template Series. CONTEMPTORARY ART will debut in the Culver City gallery tomorrow night, February 12 from 7-10pm and will be on display through March 12.
Last night marked the first art exhibition of 2011 for Kidrobot Miami with Who Is GUAVA? by Ron “Terryl” Howell. Art fanatics flocked to our South Beach location to meet the artist and got MUNNYS customized by this local talent. Swing by Kidrobot Miami before March 30 and check it out.
Who Is GUAVA? Art Opening Tonight At KRMIA
Tonight is the opening reception of Kidrobot Miami’s newest art exhibition Who Is GUAVA? by Ron “Terryl” Howell. The party goes from 6-8pm and the work will be on display through March 30. See you there!
Join us at Kidrobot Miami for the solo exhibition, Who Is GUAVA? by Ron “Terryl” Howell on Thursday, February 10. Find out who GUAVA really is from 6-8pm in the gallery space tucked away inside our South Beach location. Who Is GUAVA? will be on display through March 30.
Enjoy this preview of a few paintings that will be available at the opening reception.
Labbit creator, Frank Kozik will be debuting his new solo art show, Stoner Fort on Friday, February 18 at Rotofugi. Kozik will be displaying his latest creations in Rotogugi’s new and improved gallery space. Join Frank as he will be in attendance for a signing from 7-8 pm. Stoner Fort will be Kozik’s second exhibition at Rotofugi following his 2009 sell out exhibition, Hell Comes To Chicago.
Alex Pardee has recently invited art+culture site, Dailydujour.com to peek in the studio for some process shots of his new work, The Gremlin. Alex has been feverishly preparing for his upcoming solo exhibition, VERTIGO: A Decade of Hunting Nightmares debuting tomorrow night, Saturday, January 8 from 7-10 pm at the Corey Helford Gallery in Culver City, CA. There will be free tacos from 7-9 and a free giclee mini-print for the first 500 guests. Find out more details of Alex’s painting process on Dailydujour.
Only in Miami can you have an ice cream party in December. Last Saturday night was the tasty opening for the collaborative exhibition, Ice Cream People: A Collection of Evidence by Brian Butler at Kidrobot Miami. Everyone in attendance contributed to the show by sketching on the ice cream wall installation and indulged in free ice cream served up by Brian throughout the evening. The Ice Cream People art show will be on display until January 26.
