Los Angeles Oct 9-10 “Beyond Eden” Multi Gallery Event feat Crewest and PaperMonster

If you are in Los Angeles this Saturday October 9th or Sunday October 10th you do not want to miss out on an amazing and FREE event bringing together the following galleries under one roof: Carmichael Gallery, Copro Gallery, Crewest, La Luz De Jesus, LeBasse Projects, and Thinkspace!!

PaperMonster will be showing within Crewest Gallery’s booth alongside Man One, Chaz Bojorquez, Miguel Paredes, and Else. You can find out more of the entire event below or at the following site: 

http://www.beyondedenartfair.com/

LA Municipal Art Gallery at Barnsdall Park
4800 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90027

Saturday, October 9th 6PM-11PM
Opening Reception with live painting, a sponsored bar, a silent auction for LAMAG, & tunes from DJ Mr. NumberOnederful (Bitter:Sweet) & X-Point
Admission is Free / Open to the Public

Sunday, October 10th 1PM-6PM
Art viewing / Last chance to see the exhibition
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Enjoy
PaperMonster

VIDEO: Electric Windows 2010 via The Style Curator

Natalie Kates over at the Style Curator (HERE) put together a wonderful video capturing the Electric Windows 2010 Event (PHOTOS HERE). You can catch it below:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gN9csKjLcaM

2010 July 31st Sea No Evil Benefit Art Event Riverside, CA

There are no words to explain how excited I am for the artist line-up of the Sea No Evil Art Event Opening July 31st in Riverside, California. Check it out for yourself in the flyers below and stay posted for images of my contribution for the event. AMAZING ARTIST LIST HERE: http://www.seashepherdartshow.com/2010-donating-artists/
For more info on Sea No Evil visit:
http://www.seashepherdartshow.com/
Sea No Evil Art Event
Date: Saturday July 31st, 2010
Time: Doors Open at 6:00 pm
Place: Corner of Mission Inn and Lemon in Riverside
3485 Mission Inn Ave
Riverside, CA 92501-3304

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Amazing Artist line-up.
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Enjoy
PaperMonster

Photos: Art Whino Gallery Exhibition @ Art Basel Miami 2009 feat PaperMonster

Below you can find my final batch of photos from this year’s Art Basel Miami 2009. One of the biggest events that I had the pleasure to taking part in was Art Whino Gallery’s exhibition. Art Whino took over an entire location, creating a gigantic gallery setting with floating walls from the ceiling and the gallery even had its own bar, kitchen and pool. The quality of art was extremely high and many of the artists participating in the show were there to share their work with fans and the amazing crowds that stopped by the gallery. You can catch photos of the entire exhibition below.

Enjoy

PaperMonster

Driving through Miami before the Art Whino Gallery Exhibition
(Right) PaperMonster Painting
A pool… next to a bar… in a galllery…insane
Love the set-up of hanging walls fromm the building’s supporting beams. Beautiful.

Brandi Read, JoKa, Scott G. Brooks

Shane (Art Whino), PaperMonster, JoKa, Sunny, and Dave Lowell

Pieces from the live painting event the previous night.


The art speaks for itself. Click on the images to view larger.
So many talented artists to list.

Shane (Art Whino) and Clara from Utrecht with PaperMonster T-Shirts. Great crowds!!



PaperMonster on the red carpet
Great installations all around the gallery.



JoKa and PaperMonster. JoKa paints using toothpicks instead of a brush or any other tool. Very talented artists.

The quality of art work was overwhelming.











 Best artists group photo from the closing party!!

When you have someone playing with fire insde a gallery you know the night must have been crazy.
Sunny, JoKa and Dave Lowell
Paper Monster, Sunny and JoKa

JoKa.. I don’t even know what emotion this is.


Off to the hotel for the rest of the night

Flying out of Miami after a great time making some new friends and having a blast. Thanks to everyone who came to the events and all of the amazing support!!

Thank you, Paper Monster