What do you regard as the lowest depth of misery?
being in the cage of ones mind
Where would you like to live?
other than LA... Paris....Amsterdam is always nice
What is your idea of earthly happiness?
Family, Friends, animals, well dressed & well behaved children...haha, fun, freedom, love...
To what faults do you feel most indulgent?
being swept away by emotion
Who are your favorite heroes of fiction?
The Little Prince & Eloise
Who are your favorite characters in history?
Today...Klaus Kinski, Natalie Wood, Marcel Proust
Who are your favorite heroines in real life?
Brigitte Bardot, Diana Thater & Paige Powell for their work with animals
Your favorite artist?
SERRA!
Your favorite musician?
Today Bowie & Satie
The quality you most admire in a man?
Loyalty, Honesty, Integrity, Intelligence, Independence & Humor
The quality you most admire in a woman?
Loyalty, Honesty, Grace, Humor, Intelligence & Independence
Your favorite virtue?
charisma
Your favorite occupation?
that of an actors actor and an artists artist
Who would you have liked to be?
i can't say
31 January, 2008
GLARE in LA
RELEASE PARTY
March 1, 2008 – 4:30 – 6:30 pm
@
Art Catalogues at MOCA - Pacific Design Center
West Hollywood, CA
with guest DJs T. Kelly Mason + Brian Bress
performance by Danielle Adair
INSIDE ISSUE #3:
Ann Goldstein
OVERDUIN + KITE
Julie Lequin
Diana Thater
Meg Cranston
ForYourArt
Brian Kennon + 2nd Cannons Publications
Amanda Ross Ho
Danielle Adair
Brian Bress
March 1, 2008 – 4:30 – 6:30 pm
@
Art Catalogues at MOCA - Pacific Design Center
West Hollywood, CA
with guest DJs T. Kelly Mason + Brian Bress
performance by Danielle Adair
INSIDE ISSUE #3:
Ann Goldstein
OVERDUIN + KITE
Julie Lequin
Diana Thater
Meg Cranston
ForYourArt
Brian Kennon + 2nd Cannons Publications
Amanda Ross Ho
Danielle Adair
Brian Bress
Psychopsychoanalysis
Johann Neumeister - is - Dr. Herbert Dreadful Introducing : Psychopsychoanalysis
January 26, 2008
March 2, 2008
ROCKSBOX
6540 N.INTERSTATE AVE.
PORTLAND, OREGON
GALLERY HOURS: SAT-SUN 12-6 / or by appointment at: #971.506.8938
January 26, 2008
March 2, 2008
ROCKSBOX
6540 N.INTERSTATE AVE.
PORTLAND, OREGON
GALLERY HOURS: SAT-SUN 12-6 / or by appointment at: #971.506.8938
LIZ LARNER: SELECTED SCULPTURE OF THE EARLY 1990s
LIZ LARNER: SELECTED SCULPTURE OF THE EARLY 1990s
January 29 – February 23, 2008
Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Saturday, 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Opening Reception: Thursday, January 31, 6:00 – 8:00 pm
Regen Projects II
9016 Santa Monica Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90069
Tel. (310) 276-5424
January 29 – February 23, 2008
Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Saturday, 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Opening Reception: Thursday, January 31, 6:00 – 8:00 pm
Regen Projects II
9016 Santa Monica Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90069
Tel. (310) 276-5424
a must see...
Matthew Chambers
FEAR OF A BLACK HAT
January 18 - February 23, 2008
opening Friday, January 18, 6-9pm
2nd Cannons Publications is very proud to present its inaugural exhibition: Matthew Chambers’s Fear of a Black Hat, an exhibition in response to Chambers’ recent shows in Vancouver (Blanket Gallery) and New York (Broadway 1602) which focused on the disappearance and implied death of Chambers' alter ego TRUDI (fitting since the show is being presented in the TRUDI gallery's former Chinatown space).
While TRUDI was loosely based around the ideals of the English anarchist punk band Crass and its creator Penny Rimbaud (B. 1943), Black Hat looks at the other side of the coin, retracing the steps of Rimbaud’s cultural nemesis, Malcolm McLaren (B. 1946). Fear of a Black Hat starts with the modification of 2nd Cannons founder Brian Kennon’s recent work “Long Live Rock n Roll,” altering it into “Let It Rock”, the name of Malcolm McLaren's first shop with Vivienne Westwood, where they outfitted dandies and Teddies in outdated/updated formal wear. From there the exhibition builds a historic web that includes Groucho Marx and Julie Christie.
FEAR OF A BLACK HAT
January 18 - February 23, 2008
opening Friday, January 18, 6-9pm
2nd Cannons Publications is very proud to present its inaugural exhibition: Matthew Chambers’s Fear of a Black Hat, an exhibition in response to Chambers’ recent shows in Vancouver (Blanket Gallery) and New York (Broadway 1602) which focused on the disappearance and implied death of Chambers' alter ego TRUDI (fitting since the show is being presented in the TRUDI gallery's former Chinatown space).
While TRUDI was loosely based around the ideals of the English anarchist punk band Crass and its creator Penny Rimbaud (B. 1943), Black Hat looks at the other side of the coin, retracing the steps of Rimbaud’s cultural nemesis, Malcolm McLaren (B. 1946). Fear of a Black Hat starts with the modification of 2nd Cannons founder Brian Kennon’s recent work “Long Live Rock n Roll,” altering it into “Let It Rock”, the name of Malcolm McLaren's first shop with Vivienne Westwood, where they outfitted dandies and Teddies in outdated/updated formal wear. From there the exhibition builds a historic web that includes Groucho Marx and Julie Christie.
23 January, 2008
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