Garbage Pail Kids {Gallery 1988}

TimelineArtShow (1 of 19)

TimelineArtShow (1 of 19), a photo by Los Ojos De Muerte on Flickr.

Timeline Gallery in San Pedro just opened their doors this past March. This being their second exhibit, it was not to disappoint. Home of the Sullen Art Collective, this opening truly showed some master painters at work.

TheBestofTimes_{ThinkSpace} (14 of 18)

TheBestofTimes_{ThinkSpace} (14 of 18), a photo by Los Ojos De Muerte on Flickr.

This is the show. A trip through childhood is the state of mind you have when walking through "THE BEST of TIMES". The opening reception of DABS MYLA exhibit at Thinkspace Gallery.

LUSH Sells Out {HoldUpArt}

LUSHSellsOut_{HoldUpArt} (10 of 15), a photo by Los Ojos De Muerte on Flickr.

A few before the NOMADE show at Hold Up Art, Australian street artists LUSH opened his first US show at HUA. Here is an installation shot of a very strange scene. A picture sometimes does tell a thousand words.

Miss Danger on the Loose {Lab Art}

MissDanger_{LabArt} (13 of 15), a photo by Los Ojos De Muerte on Flickr.

Made a trip out to Lab Art Gallery on La Brea. One of thee best gallery for showing case street artists currently doing work in the City of Angels. During my visit to Lab Art I was graced to meet KHNO7, Erin Marie Eleniak, Dog Byte and photographer Birdman. The work shown here is of CYRCLE.

Courtesy of:
Miss Danger on the Loose
July 14th - August 18th
The exhibition brings together a collection of a broad range of styles from some of the most dynamic up-and-coming female street artists including: K H No. 7, Sara Incognito, Clio, Random Act, Adventurs, Lydia Emily, E, Kym CBS, Lori McMichael and Gretta Kuresi.

Lab Art Gallery
217 South La Brea Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90036
310.993.1176

Recent Artifacts {Hold Up Art}

RecentArtifacts_{NOMADE} (4 of 14), a photo by Los Ojos De Muerte on Flickr.

NOMADE's opening at Hold Up Art in the Lil' Tokyo district of Los Angeles. What a change of pace for this gallery after the LUSHER show. One of the most impressive pieces in the show were the statues constructed from bronze. The detail and craftsmanship is inspiring. I had to ask a buddy of mine how hard is it to make a statue of that size and lets just say that was a short thought.

Hold Up Art
358 E. 2nd Street
Los Angeles, Ca 90012

For details call:
213.221.4585

ALWAYS {Known Gallery}

ALWAYS_{KnownGallery} (2 of 21), a photo by Los Ojos De Muerte on Flickr.

This is a glimpse at some of the spectacle that was opening night of the ALWAYS exhibit at Known Gallery. Featuring the works of NORM AWR, STEEL, Trevelen and Lani Lee. If you have the chance to see it...DO SO! Just remember...you weren't there opening night!