December 14, 2009 - December 14, 2009
Kime Buzelli
New Works by Kime Buzzelli
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December 13, 2009 - December 13, 2009
Yarrow Earth Hock
New Works by Yarrow Earth Hock
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December 12, 2009 - December 12, 2009
Griffin Moss
Ron Griffin and Bryan Moss have created Griffin Moss, an ongoing art collaboration beginning with a series of badge sculptures to draw attention to what we hold most dear, whether it be our civil rights or our water. They designed badges in precious metals and gemstones to present the issues they hold most dear in a medium that all of us acknowledge matters.
Ron and Bryan want you to do a double take to reexamine what we all take for granted every day, but is an incredibly important custom in society and our country - the authority we grant with the issuance of a badge. Made of mundane materials such as copper, tin, and stainless steel, what we give away when we award a badge is priceless - authority, identity, and these days our freedom.
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December 11, 2009 - December 11, 2009
Sue-ling Hyde
New Works on canvas by Sue-ling Hyde
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December 09, 2009 - December 09, 2009
Kim West
DEC 9, 2009
New works by:
KIM WEST
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December 08, 2009 - December 08, 2009
Group Exhibition
GROUP EXHIBITION-FEATURING HAND CRAFTED STOCKINGS STUFFED WITH ART
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December 06, 2009 - December 06, 2009
Michael Reddin
DEC 6, 2009
New works by:
MICHAEL REDDIN
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December 05, 2009 - December 05, 2009
Danyi Deats
One-of-a-kind Birdhouses by:
DANYI DEATS
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December 04, 2009 - December 04, 2009
Eddie Ruscha
New works by:
EDDIE RUSCHA
Eddie Ruscha will be performing a live musical meltdown based on the age old concept love in outer space. The instruments will be old synthesizers, echo machines, and a sampler.
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December 03, 2009 - December 04, 2009
Tony Ward and Daniel Rivas
"ZOO HEADS ARE BETTER THAN NONE"...The Triumphant return of Daniel Louis Rivas & MR. Ward's collaborative visionary art to GhettoGloss Gallery.
Thursday December 3rd 2009.
8pm-Midnight
Sound Design By Nick Jones
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November 20, 2009 - December 03, 2009
Katsuo
Born in Chiba, Japan, he has been living and working in Los Angeles since 2001. His unique style of Japanese counter culture and western swank, appears collaborations include Cosa-Nostra by Jeffery Sebelia, Habitual, Beams T, 2K by Gingham, Commonwealth Stacks, The Quiet Life, North Face, among others. His artworks and illustrations have been featured in Arkitip (US), Swindle (US), So-En (Japan), 55dsl(US), This-is-a-magazine(Italy), Re:Up (US), and +81(Japan). Most recently, his artwork has been shown at exhibitions at Beams (Japan), Paul Smith (Japan), New Image Art (US), Ghettogloss (US), Mu foundation (Netherlands), and Rocket Gallery (Japan). Enjoy the effects of the California sun on Katsuo's brain, marinating a half-baked imagination nourishing his artistic expression. "That's the time I express the good ideas", says Katsuo in a cloud of smoke and midst of creativity.
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November 07, 2009 - November 18, 2009
Amanda Milius
An unapologetic disclaimer and a few tales about the photographs
"Do you think we could have them all be on LSD? How much money do you think you'll need for that?"
Somehow this series started out in an email containing the above question. I just said yes and lots. Not long after, with a few laws broken, objects turned into relics, and several topographical and psychedelic discoveries later, I got the film back.
The initial idea between myself and an editor was to find the right people and the right environment, dose everybody and hope no one got hurt. This is pretty close to what happened but there were a few other important elements at play. Unlike many 'commisoned' ideas from editors I actually liked this one. I cared about it for a number of reasons and I knew it would matter to me for a long time from the beginning.
I was approached to do a story on a seemingly mythical group of girls (and a few boys), who supposedly run around Los Angeles dressed as if it were 1970 and they were "in the Manson Family". This struck me for a few reasons. When asked, "Do you think you can find them?", I glanced into my living room and said "They're probably in my house". These were my friends this far off fellow was referring to. And then the casual throwing around of the term "Manson Family" to describe the look, as if it were like referencing an early Guess ad or 'Old Hollywood' or any other commonly thrown around reference the fashion industry likes to revisit. Although, he was right. However one feels about it, I'm going to say I agree the Manson girls were style icons. Who can forget what they did for prison blues and country plaid? I can't deny that once I was flattered at a music festival as a teenager when someone told me I looked like Sadie.
That was the other part, I was always obsessed with the story of the Family. With respect to the tragic end of the story, I was interested by the beginning. I'd collect every book in print, (and some not in print, from a strange man who was always at the Rose Bowl flea market peddling unofficial documents and home made VHS comps). What drew me was how the beginning of the story of the Family was so similar to the beginnings of the stories of so many other groups of people at that time. Young misfits yearning for utopia, acceptance, love, knowledge, sex, happiness, and to find their place in the world. My friends and I, the people around us, we all devoured the history of the 60's and 70's to the point of obsession. I was just particularly fascinated by *these* girls. The dark underside of the psychedelic hippie love in that Manson and the girls brutally exposed changed an era. I can't deny that I hold an image, just the pure visual image, in my mind of Sadie and Gypsy, along next to an image of Ali Mcgraw or Joan Baez. In fact in some ways its more honest. Not everything was perfect. People went wrong, they freaked out. Love was all around but it didn't kill fear. Or evil. Judging character by appearance has never been a good method so, basically, don't trust a girl in gingham just because she looks sweet.
I mean when you consider even what was going on at compounds, ranches, houses, apartments, all over Los Angeles at the time, its not surprising that in one of them something went wrong. People wonder how someone could be so entirely brainwashed and controlled by another person and I say, have you ever watched footage of a fucking Beatles concert? These girls are like groupies gone wrong or something. Way wrong, no doubt, I am not such an idiot as to forgive the brutality that ensued, and I'm not saying murder is chic or whatever, as I'm sure some people will flip out about.... But at the end of the day, of all the numerous references on storyboards for fashion shoots, the photos of the girls are just as representative of the time and a mood as Shelly Duval's. They might even be a little bit more interesting. And anyway that's my job, I deal in images, not ethical motives and judgments.
So we found some of the Family's actual stomping grounds, got together, had a little jam of our own in the creek, and enjoyed some spiked water (which was clearly marked so as to avoid anyone getting sent on some unexpected journey through time and space...) And I personally didn't touch the stuff (I was running a photo shoot!) until 5 or 6 and then I only had a few sips... I tried to keep it to myself but my friend Patrick Romero who was assisting me did call me out saying "You didn't just drink that did you??? Oh fuck now you're going to be totally annoying..."). Really I just started to get my subjects' jokes and looking through the lens got a lot more strange.
What came of it are some of my favorite photographs I've ever taken. To me they expose the nuances of something beautiful and honest.
But anyway the point was not just to fool around on drugs and take pictures, this isn't Brooklyn. It wasn't to pretend to be anything. And it wasn't to recreate, explore, or celebrate the darkness. The point was to just feel it under the surface, teeter on the edge of love, fear, life and unlife, to blink twice at something beautiful, to see trails, have a shared experience, and in that to sense the happiness and freedom amongst friends who were and are, searching and striving for the same things the girls were.
"I was young and I wanted to know freedom. I wanted to know love" - Linda Kasabian
These photos are about the beginning of that story, when they wanted the same love and freedom we sing about still. Right before everything went wrong.
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October 22, 2009 - October 29, 2009
Group Exhibition
Danger Dogs are original enamel portraits of dogs on metal signboards, approximately 1'x1'. Made in Nepal by 56 different artist studios, these signs range from primitive to photo-realistic. These are original works of art, signed by the artist. There have been over 1250 commissioned signboards to date. This makes for a killer Christmas gift for your loved ones.
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September 26, 2009 - October 10, 2009
Group Exhibition
The Human Pyramids Artist Collective is an international group of friends with a shared impetus for art and design. The collective is comprised of painters, illustrators, designers, film makers, and photographers, from countries such as Switzerland, Japan, France, The United States, Brazil, Sweden, England, and Mexico. Members regularly collaborate on group shows and a multitude of creative endeavors which can result in scrupulous harmony or projected chaos.
Pacolli
Teddy Kelly
Hovin Wang
Tiffany Liu
The Love Movement
Claudia Marclay
Pjota
John Mitchell
Noel Ill
Mari Araki
Ana Bagayan
Philip Evans
Soy Panday
Steven Burke
Teri Hendrich
Ben Brough
Nick Jensen
Karen Jonz
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August 15, 2009 - September 11, 2009
Group Show
Gone Hollywood - featuring art by Rime, Ryan Graeff, The Restitution Press, Eric Fisher, and other artists who will be featured in upcoming Ghettogloss exhibitions.
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June 04, 2009 - December 31, 1969
Solo show by Christopher Bettig
Solo show
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May 16, 2009 - May 29, 2009
Group Show
A group show featuring art by:
Lane Pittard * Dusty Horner * Chandler Wood* Keith Christiansen * Angus Spottiswoode * Dolph Scott * Darren Le Gallo * Ernesto Riley* Kieren Hutchison* Jason 71* Dan Panosian* Eddie Adams * Robert Brinkmann * Kristen Burke*
Robert Caswell* and Ed Tillman
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May 04, 2009 - May 14, 2009
Kim West
My newest work is rooted in the visuals of mass migrations and the linked
and largely unexplained instinctual drive that obligate the animals/insects to move.
Specific migrations that fascinate are those of wildebeests, zebras,
passenger pigeons and monarch butterflies.
- KIM WEST
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March 05, 2009 - March 16, 2009
Melissa Manning
Photographer Melissa Manning captures and portrays subject and style with a distinct point of view. Melissa is well known as an LA society photographer, having been published monthly in the pages of Flaunt magazine. Melissa has been featured on VH1. Her repertoire also includes fine art photography. This exhibition will be on display though March 16, 2009.
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February 12, 2009 - March 02, 2009
Ian O'Phelan
I think of my artwork as a meandering study and description of natural objects. My portfolio, an ever growing Wunderkammer, is a collection of the ironic and the sentimental. It provides a means of reconciling a bubbling unconscious spiritualism with the mundanities of daily life.
-Ian O'Phelan
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January 29, 2009 - February 09, 2009
RAY CAUGHRON, MATTHEW GRAY, SILAS HITE, EMILY HILLBURG, ANNIE HSU, PATRICK WHITEHORN.
Ghettogloss presents a group show by members of
DRAWING CLUB.
Drawing Club is an informal gathering of artists that has been meeting on Monday nights since January 2008. It is typically held at Philippe\\\'s diner in downtown Los Angeles from 7:30 until 9pm, after which the group changes locations for Drinking Club at a nearby saloon.
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December 12, 2008 - December 15, 2008
The paintings and photos of Mr. Ward and Daniel Louis Rivas
THE ART OF MR. WARD AND DANIEL LOUIS RIVAS is a culmination of emotions, experiences and places.
Things that once were and things that will never be again.
Passing moments and uncertain futures.
Looking inward and looking to the vast surrounding of their changing universe. The parallels of these two artists are that they met and collaborated at the crossroads of their journey to express thy self. Be it photography or painting. The things they have in common and the things that distinguish them separately.
Questioning authority and questioning themselves.
Why?
To be an artist, to live out loud.
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November 06, 2008 - November 09, 2008
Tofer Chin, Dallas Clayton, and Vanessa Prager
It started as a tree. It got chopped and shredded, chipped and shipped, wrapped in a package and then sold. It was in a car, in a trunk, on a shelf, by itself, sitting blank-faced in a house. Until one day a person had a thought, and wanted to share it, behold it, and own it, on paper.
It got inked or got torn or cut up in pieces. Maybe run through a machine, or sprayed with matte sheen. Or doodled and scribbled or carefully assembled. Or colored or crinkled or drawn on, then glittered.
A thought took a form, and a form took its place, and then it was done.
It was a work on paper.
\"All That We Have Left\"
Works on paper by
Tofer Chin, Dallas Clayton & Vanessa Prager
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October 18, 2008 - November 02, 2008
Matt Bilfield
The upcoming show, entitled 8teen,000 is the collection of 18,000 meticulously placed wooden pegs distributed amongst a number of works. The show explores the spontaneity of romantic 50's comic emotion within a medium that is anything but spontaneous. With this show the artist wanted to fit the organic imagery of the human face into a methodical and mathematical medium. Further, the artist wanted to allow the spectator to dictate the movement within the pieces by viewing them from different perspectives and creating their own ideal vantage point.
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September 25, 2008 - October 02, 2008
21 super funky plush artists
a group show of soft art --soft sculptures, plush dolls, animals, monsters, robots galore--all hand-sewn, knit, crocheted or glued with the kind of love that makes you just want to squeeze it.
Come love Mr. Funky at Ghettogloss in the Super Plush opening, Thursday September 25th.
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August 28, 2008 - September 25, 2008
Jenny Mollen
New paintings by Jenny Mollen.
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August 02, 2008 - August 25, 2008
Ryan Graeff and Restitution Press
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 Graeffs latest t-shirt line. His art is featured on the big screen in Will Smiths film, Hancock. Graeff is loved by collectors, fellow artists, and celebrities alike.
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June 21, 2008 - July 18, 2008
Personal Art by ADG Members
Miniature works by Production Designers, Art Directors, Scenic, Title and Graphic Artists.
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May 29, 2008 - June 16, 2008
Sharktoof, Ryan Graeff, and Ping Ping
Guilty Pleasures: Featuring new works by Ryan Graeff, Sharktoof & Pingping
May 29, 2008 through June 16, 2008
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April 19, 2008 - May 12, 2008
Sue-Ling Hyde
After a New York City debut and an overwhelming
critical response, Sue-Ling Hyde is L.A.'s newest art love child.
GHETTOGLOSS in conjunction with Laura Pallas Management is proud to present LOVE IS THE DRUG, an exhibition of paintings by Sue-Ling Hyde.
With her signature color palette and girly subjects, she expresses love in everything she sees. For Sue-Ling Hyde, LOVE is her drug of choice.
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March 20, 2008 - March 24, 2008
Kip Fulbeck
Chronicle Books and Ghettogloss are very proud to bring you this exclusive four day exhibition of tattoo portraits by Kip Fulbeck. Permanence features everyone from to Slash to Margaret Cho to Suicide Girls and more. Each portrait is sold in a signed limited edition of 10. Every portrait comes with a statement written by the photo subject. Pick your favorite and enjoy!
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March 06, 2008 - March 20, 2008
Jersey Joe
New paintings by Jersey Joe on display for two weeks.
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February 14, 2008 - March 12, 2008
Christopher Bettig, Timothy Jason Reed, Rachel Robertson
This Valentine\'s Day, Christopher Bettig, Timothy Jason Reed, and Rachel T. Robertson come together in a very pure sense of delight bringing you an organic and love-themed selection of drawings, paintings, collage and print--every last bit of it guaranteed to bring Great Pleasure to all viewers. It is a show of simple lines and color as well as ink splatters, paper scraps and balls of yarn, featuring the much loved characters of Christopher Bettig (seen in Lucky, Spin, BPM and other publications) as well as the bleeding-ink heart of Timothy Jason Reed and the natural collage of Rachel T. Robertson. With the joint effort of Ghettogloss and these special three, you are sure to find LOVE in the Garden Of Delight.
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January 17, 2008 - February 12, 2008
Group Show
This year starts off with a bang at Ghettogloss opening, \"Girls, Girls, Girls\" in January.
Join us for a Girly Group Show on January 17th from 7P-1A.
Of course, this happens to open our first Gorilla Thursday back, so you can expect to see our
gorilla waving from the street and have some frosty cocktails gratis of Ghettogloss.
Artists include Butterfly, Shana Nys Dambrot, Danyi Deats-Barrett, Yami Duarte, Fiora, Flopi, Amy Frederick, Jessica Lee Garrison, Niki Hass, Sue-ling Hyde, Hannah Hurrle, Noel Ill, Jenny Mollen, Vanessa Prager, Karyn Raz, Annie Sperling, Alexis Walker, Kim West, Jeanne Yern, and more.
The art exhibition will remain on display for one month.
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December 01, 2007 - January 10, 2008
Group Show
Curated By LC of Cannibal Flower
Pop Surrealism is defined as: the next generation of the lowbrow art movement, technical craftsmanship combined with creativity,and the attack of illustration and graffiti on fine art.
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October 26, 2007 - November 26, 2007
Bill Haveron
An exhibition of drawing, painting, and sculpture
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September 27, 2007 - October 19, 2007
Joshua Roman
"This show is all about human nature and how varied the human experience can be. I wanted to explore everything from searching for love to heartache, from birth, to death, sexuality, drug use, suicide, self image, insecurities, fears, hopes, and dreams. This is the most figurative and personal show I have done. I have used images of people I know, personal experiences and even myself to try and portray all these aspects." --Joshua Roman, Artist
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August 25, 2007 - September 25, 2007
Stephen Holman
British-born painter and performance artist, Stephen Holmans irreverent, multi-media work bridges the gap between hi-brow and low-brow, combining bio-science and political satire with messy, surreal comedy, demon whisks, dancing toilets and cheese-slice propulsion machines. His work has been called a wildly inventive treat by the LA Times and performance art at its finest, with the guts to go beyond the boundaries by the LA Weekly. Included in this exhibition of his paintings will be a kinetic sculpture project made in collaboration with machine sound artist Matt Heckert.
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July 12, 2007 - August 12, 2007
Restitution Press and Andrew Hem
Chock full of color and graphics, and charged with the revolutionary energy of a new breed of L.A. Graffiti artists, this show is sure to satisfy.
Come pick the piece of choice at Piece Meal.
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July 06, 2007 - July 08, 2007
J.L. Robbins
Ghettogloss presents "The Body Hysteria" -- An exhibition of perfectly executed and highly explicit paintings by J.L. Robbins. Due to the nature of this work, "The Body Hysteria" is an Exclusive 3-Day Exhibition. Friday July 6 thru Sunday July 8, 2007. Open to the public, but not for the weak at heart, this is a show not to be missed.
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May 31, 2007 - June 30, 2007
Terrell Moore
"Ubiquitous painter Terrell Moore is at it again, this time setting Ghettogloss awash in sensual, tactile abstractions that transform ordinary recycled paper into buckling, dripping, organic objects of desire."
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April 28, 2007 - May 28, 2007
David Jonason
The iconic Modernist residences of Silver Lake are the focus of a month-long exhibition of new paintings by artist David Jonason.
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March 23, 2007 - April 23, 2007
JoeX2
The highly-anticipated series "Central Bookings" depicts urban mug shots ringing with tones of glamour-shot satire. The series can only be seen at Ghettogloss Gallery where limited pieces are still available. Pick your shot.
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February 14, 2007 - March 14, 2007
Hans Haveron and Jesse Hotchkiss
Love It or Leave It: a two-man show by Los Angeles residents Hans Haveron and Jesse Hotchkiss. Get dreamy at Ghettogloss. We promise you'll love it.
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January 13, 2007 - February 12, 2007
Christopher Bettig
This show consists of new works by Christopher Bettig. With pieces ranging in size and starting as low as $10 each, this show is bound to sell out. Hurry in, there are still some pieces available.
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December 02, 2006 - January 30, 2007
James Quinlan
These paintings are derived from drawings done around New York City.
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October 27, 2006 - November 27, 2006
Andy Suriano
Originally docked in Detroit, Michigan, the artist hooked up with a circus-type, comedy/magic show when he was 18. He traveled the world performing for the next 7 years. Andy’s specialty: walking on his hands as a two foot tall Elvis. The mythology and imagery the artist uses of circus performers, children and sailors are infused with pop elements. Thus combining not only his experiences traveling on the road and overseas, but also his current endeavors of animation and cartoons. The tongue and cheek, yet intentionally “overtly dramatic”, staged compositions poke fun at the seriousness of the underlying tone and theme of an endangered childhood and innocence lost.
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September 21, 2006 - October 21, 2006
Prudence Fenton
The “Space Between” all began on the porches I used to sit on as a kid when I lived on the east coast. The porch was a space between indoors and outdoors. You could be outside yet inside when it rained and gain all the benefits of the weather show without the consequences of inclemency on your skin. I quickly realized that there were “spaces between” in life all the time. Being in that “space between” is the central theme of the show. You wait for the doctor, for tickets, for seats at the movies, for the buffet table, or you wait at your table for a meal. Is this time any less important than the time you get to do your actual activity or business? As two people get to know each other there is the “space between” phone calls or between dates where lots of assumptions and thoughts grow and blossom or not. And then there is the space after – like the space after the doctor visit or the space after the show that you stood in line for which is really again the “space between” because the space after can give way to waiting in a taxi line or waiting in the car at a light or waiting to go to the doctor again. I am exploring the “space between” because I observed that these times are often considered less significant than the real activities or events that surround them. But that is not true. Here we sit in a life that is the “Space Between” birth and death. In fact, I see life as string of betweens.
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August 19, 2006 - September 17, 2006
Jeff McMillan and Ronald J. Llanos
Two Art Center teachers unite to create a stellar two man show.
Combining illustrations and oil paintings, these hot emerging artists
show the humorous side of unusual circumstances.
Opening reception Saturday, August 19 from 7p-11p
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July 14, 2006 - August 14, 2006
Group show
Xlarge has been creating pop art graphics for the past 15 years usually in
the form of witty and sarcastic t-shirts. In this new exhibition the Xlarge
in house designers and some of the affiliated artists are stretching out and
applying their commodity driven tactics to the gallery setting. Humor has
always been Xlarge's chosen form of comment...and they are sticking to it,
so expect to see some funny icon based graphic prints as well as a few silly
surprises. In addition to the in house crew featuring Eli Bonerz, Rory
Wilson and Billy Valdes, there will be work by freelance coconspirators
Slick, Mattia Biagi, and Kevin Hanley.
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June 09, 2006 - July 09, 2006
Jersey Joe
From NY to LA, Jersey Joe has been building up speed in the graffiti and fine art world. For JJ, this will be his first exhibition in Los Angeles. Another collaboration between the Seventh Letter and Ghettogloss, this is bound to be a huge show. JJ will be showing small drawings and paintings ranging in sizes.
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May 06, 2006 - June 06, 2006
Jose Da Silveira
Ghettogloss Gallery presents
Jose Da Silveira
Saturday, May 6, 2006
7-11 pm
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April 06, 2006 - April 30, 2006
Group Show
Nancye Ferguson, Fiora and Shark cordially invited to an EASTER GROUP ART SHOW.
HOLY WEEK 2006 or… Do rabbits lay eggs?
April 6th To April 30th
Opening night reception Thursday, April 6th
7PM – 11PM
Ghettogloss™ is presenting the fourth annual Easter themed Group Art Show this Easter season, April 6th 2006. Show curated by Nancye Ferguson, Fiora, Shark.
This unique show brings together some of Los Angeles's finest established, new and emerging talent, in a fun, sacred, irreverent and thought provoking show.
The show will include photography, painting, multi media and installations. We will have some film presentations and DJ-Shark spinning the best in Gospel music (Al Green, Johnny Cash, Blind Boys of Alabama, etc.).
Easter is the festival of Jesus the Christ’s arrest, trial, last supper, crucifixion, and resurrection. Not to mention the festival of the Easter Bunny and Easter Eggs.
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March 10, 2006 - April 06, 2006
Samuel Michael Casebolt
Paintings and Mixed media.
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February 14, 2006 - March 06, 2006
Michael Clark
Recent Paintings and Silkscreens
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December 01, 2005 - December 25, 2005
Diva Zappa, Jessica garrison, Butterfly, and many more..
100 things by 100 artists for under 100 dollars.
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November 01, 2005 - December 01, 2005
Carl E. Smith / August Heinrici
Collage works on paper
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October 01, 2005 - November 01, 2005
Michael Anthony Jackson
A photographic collection spanning over 18 years combined with interpretive art to another universe, none of which has ever been publicly displayed, together form the rare and all-encompassing exhibition of Michael Anthony Jackson.
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August 13, 2005 - September 13, 2005
Lisa Loeb, Bubbles the Artist, Kate Ruth, Yoko Tanaka, Moon Zappa and many more
Ghettogloss Gallery presents THE GIRL SHOW featuring award-winning women, progressive female illustrators, brilliant painters, and powerful girly girls. This is the exhibit showcasing women from all over the world, ranging in age, with styles of varied vein, experience of assorted backgrounds, and character of all colors. Elite females in the art and illustration world will join on August 13th to create a spectacle of talent, vision, and girlhood. It is an event packed with imagination and ingenuity. This is THE GIRL SHOW.
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July 08, 2005 - August 08, 2005
Group show
ADAM PARFREY AND GHETTOGLOSS will be exhibiting a show different from all others, the epic unveiling of the Feral House archives. Over the years, Parfrey has come across and stored away a massive
collection of occult artifacts.
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February 25, 2005 - March 26, 2005
Esther P. Watson and Mark Todd
It’s the normal and nice of life, the bleached wash, mixed with a minor oddity and colorful splash that either comforts or disturbs. Experience “The Day the Chickens Died and Came Back to Life” by Mark Todd and Esther Pearl Watson. The opening reception will be held at Ghettogloss, Saturday, February 26, with a press preview night Friday, February 25. The exhibition will be available for viewing through March 25, 2005.
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October 15, 2004 - November 15, 2004
Group show curated by Christopher Bettig
Andy Mueller, Ben Loiz, Christopher Bettig, Florencio Zavala, Gary Benzel, Jeff Jank, Katsuo Design, Patrick Miller, Peter Rentz, and Tim Reed
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June 26, 2004 - July 26, 2004
Sage Vaughn
Ghettogloss Gallery is pleased to announce new paintings by Sage Vaughn. The show “Angels of Carthage” features the latest of Vaughn’s trademark work that blends the guarded optimism of beauty in nature against a backdrop of city life. Colorful birds sporting tattoos and headphones are perched in trees above the outline of the city sky. Gorgeous butterflies float over a crowded smog-filled highway during peak traffic.
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September 01, 2002 - October 01, 2002
Wynn Miller and Wes Humpston
Drawings by Wes Humpston and photos by Wynn Miller
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