Last week we did yearbook photos at twilight at the Club of some of our favorite fans.

Saturday, August 2, 2008
Ryan Graeff & Restitution Press opening at Ghettogloss
from 7P-Midnight- join us for cocktails and spinning vinyl at Ghettogloss
Show runs thru August 25, 2008

From bombing the streets of this nation with a wheat paste icon named “Bandit” to hand silkscreening over a dozen volumes of urban-coated, texture-saturated, color-enriched newspapers called “The Restitution Press,” Graeff gets around. Based in his warehouse studio in downtown L.A., Graeff is a full time artist by day, and a slave to bombing the streets by night.

With his “Bandit” image, a band called The 1990s, the newest pop craze out of London, has worn Graeff’s latest t-shirt line. His art is featured on the big screen in Will Smith’s film, Hancock. Graeff is loved by collectors, fellow artists, and celebrities alike. Stop over and check out the newest edition of Restitution Press (the NYC edition printed on a Wall Street Journal) and some of Graeff’s latest large format silkscreens on canvas and wood.

Thanks to everyone who came out for the inaugural Bronx Zoo presented by Ghettogloss Gallery at La Cita. Come see us next week and join in the fireworks of live figure drawing.

Annie Sperling (center), of Rock and Roll Strip Show, enjoys the view at the Bronx Zoo.

Flaunt Magazine Editor-in-Chief, Pogi (left), and friends enjoy a day in the sun at the Bronx Zoo

All drawings done at the Bronx Zoo are eligible for the October drawing show at Ghettogloss, curated by Flavorpill managing editor Shana Nys Dambrot.
All artists who participate in the Bronx Zoo: email your drawings to ghettogloss@ghettogloss.com.

Kansas City artist David Ford attended bronx zoo. His upcoming exhibition at ghettogloss opens on election day, Nov 4.