The Pandemic Gallery’s upcoming exhibit, All Talk, will feature thirteen emerging artists showcasing a wide array of audacious art that speaks volumes.
Feb 15, 2012 | Categories: FWL BLOG | Tags: 2012, Aakash Nihalani, ALL, ALL TALK, Andrew H. Shirley, animation, art, art show, artists, Bedford Avenue, Broadway/Wythe, brooklyn, Brooklyn-Based Artists, Cassius Fouler, design, Destroy & Rebuild, exhibition, Filmmakers, filmmaking, Gabriel Specter, gallery, graffiti, GROUP SHOW, Installation Art, installations, Isabel Lasala, J. Ralph Phillips, Jenna Hicock, Jesse Edwards, Jesus Saves, Kent, Map, Marcy Avenue, Merk, Murals, new york city, NohJColey, NYC, Oil Paint, opening reception, Pandemic Gallery, photography, Print Making, rooftops, Sculpting, show, spray paint, street art, Street Artists, streets, TALK, Upcoming, Vimeo, Visual Artists, Walls, youtube | Leave A Comment »
A couple of weeks ago I saw this great Frontline doc on artist, Ai Weiwei, one of China’s most prominent and outspoken artists. Since then, Ai has been arrested by the Chinese government on ‘suspicion of economic crimes’, a situation that clearly concerned him at the time of the interviews.
Apr 13, 2011 | Categories: FWL BLOG | Tags: ai weiwei, Alison Klayman, artists, china, circle of animals, Docs We Love, frontline, interviews, kickstarter, never sorry, new york, New York City's Pulitzer Fountain in Central Park, pbs, who's afraid of weiwei | Leave A Comment »
There’s few things I love more than great collaborations by artists we love like Christian Prommer & Alex Barck. Aptly named Prommer & Barck, these two have just released their debut, Alex & the Grizzly – eleven lush, beautiful and soul-forward tracks rooted in those bits of nostalgia we hold dear. – Moni Vargas
Apr 08, 2011 | Categories: FWL BLOG | Tags: Alex & the Grizzly, alex barck, Ann Lisa Nathan, artists, Azar Kamal, compost records, derwin recordings, Dollkraut, Eva Milner (Hundreds), James Teej, jazzanova, Kim Sanders, love, moni vargas, Pictures of the Sea, Prommer & Barck, Sascha Gottschalk (Thief), tracks, Uwe Karpa | 1 Comment »
The Carmichael Gallery is presenting Martha Cooper: Remix, a collection of her classic photographs that span six decades re-interpreted by some of our favorite contemporary artists. This beautiful collaborative effort pays homage to the one photographer whose passion often feels unrivaled and whose commitment transcends from her craft to an ever evolving movement. If [...]
Apr 07, 2011 | Categories: FWL BLOG | Tags: Aeon, Aiko, Anthony Lister, Anton van Dalen, art, artists, Barry McGee, Bio, Blade, Blanco, Burning Candy, carmichael gallery, Cekis, Cey, Chris Stain, Claw, Cosbe, Crash, Dabs & Myla, Daze, Dearraindrop, Dr. Revolt, elisa carmichael, Faust, Flying Fortress, freedom, Fumakaka, Futura, GAIA, gallery, graffiti, Grotesk, How&Nosm, Jane Dickson, John Ahearn, jose parla, kenny scharf, la, LA II, lady pink, Logan Hicks, Loomit, Mare 139, Mark Bode, Martha Cooper, Martha Cooper: Remix, moni vargas, Nazza Stencil, neck face, Nicer & B-Gee, nunca, photo, Quik, seth carmichael, Sharp, shepard fairey, Skewville, street, Subway Art History, swoon, T-Kid, Terror161, The London Police, Victor Castillo | Leave A Comment »
Our friends in Atlanta have an opportunity to attend Jung at HeART, the debut benefit for the The Creative Community Housing Project, an organization dedicated to providing affordable housing for artists and supporting community-based art initiatives and programs. Founded by artist and documentarian Neda Abhari, this is one of many exhibits that will serve as fundraisers for the CCHP. If you’re unable to attend, please donate to the cause on their Kickstarter page. – Moni Pineda
Feb 02, 2011 | Categories: FWL BLOG | Tags: artists, benefit, Bethany Marchman, CCHP, community, creative, Fahamu Pecou, Jung at HeART, Mike Zarin, Neda Abhari, photography, Salah Ananse, Social Studies, support, The Creative Community Housing Project, Vicki Powell | Leave A Comment »
Today, the Boyle Heights Farmer’s Market launches at the Mariachi Plaza converging the worlds of fresh food, music, visual art, crafts and vendors in a lovely community setting. Look out for the works of Erin Yoshi & Cekis, who will be selling prints & original pieces along with the other artists. Enjoy the live mariachis as well as the sounds of DJ Spinorita. Enjoy a great cultural night outdoors! – Moni Pineda
Dec 03, 2010 | Categories: FWL BLOG | Tags: 3rd-E, Alkaline, art, art gallery, artists, Boyle Heights Farmer’s Market, Cekis, Councilmember Jose Huizar, crafts, Erin Yoshi, live, Mariachi Plaza, Mariachi Plaza Metro, Miguel Bounce Perez, moni pineda, music, Primera Taza, Raul Chose Gonzalez, Sofia Maldonado, Spinorita, vendors, Vyal Reyes, work | Leave A Comment »
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