WE ONLY HAVE TONITE – January 4th, 2014


JANUARY 4, 2014 (SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA) – X Is The Weapon & StoopDown Ltd. present “WE ONLY HAVE TONITE” Art Music,Film & Vinyl Exhibit

This one night only exhibition showcases Progressive Art, Film and Music.

The evening includes New and original Works of Art by:
Artemis Nolasco, Michael Ziobrowski, Meex One, Jonas Lynch, Federico Medina, Jesus Valle, Jouvon Michael Kingsby, Sean Robertson & Tesia Ziobrowski.

Live performance by DRAGONSOUNDZ

TIME AND ENERGY

Vinyl selections by RENZ DE MADRUGADA

Film presentations by Stoopdown Films Ltd. and director Federico Medina

Exhibition takes place next door to the Fiesta Twin Theatre in Downtown Santa Ana’s East End | from 6-10 pm.

Hosted by:
X Is The Weapon & StoopDown Ltd.
305 E. 4th Street (Next to Fiesta Twin Theatre)
Santa Ana, CA 92701

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SHOWING: HELLO WORLD!

I will be showing work at HELLO WORLD! on April 20th… it’s loaded with a lot of talented artists; exhibiting, live painting, Yarn Bombing, Music and more at THE SERVICE STATION in Los Angeles… please show your support if you find yourself in the Los Feliz area…

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Title: STUDY IN HOLOGRAMS nº1 by JUNE22 (mixed media on wood | 12″x12″)

PRESS RELEASE
The Service Station at Riverside is THE new local Art Spot! This beautiful renovated 1960’s gas station and urban space made entirely of salvaged shipping containers will open its doors with a brand new art transformation on April 20, 2013 from 2 to 10 pm and will kindly present “Hello World.” Hello World is an exhibition curated by urban art curator Luna George, featuring works by 40+ artists with an evening art reception, as well as other opening events to happen during the day for the public to enjoy. The opening event will include the unveiling of a new 8’ x 50’ mural painted by low brow artists Dave MacDowell, Van Saro and John Park, a yarn bomb installation “K.W.A.” (Knittas with Attitude) by guerrilla fiber artists, food trucks, beer garden, healthy alternatives and DJ! A special installation by resident artist Meex One, will unveil a creation inspired by the style of Keith Haring. The Service Station at Riverside humbly invites the general public, art collectors and enthusiasts to enjoy this exciting exploration into the urban art world of 2013 beginning on April 20. All are welcome to this glorious opening event.

The sole intent of The Service Station, the curator and the artists is to transform this living space into a living piece of art for the community to thrive, expand and grow. Through art, the visual purpose is to educate, inform and to unify their collective vision onto the canvas, which is The Service Station. The station will provide a magnitude of powerful ever-changing art available to the public to enjoy and take home.

The vast array of talent converging on the station includes fine artists, graffiti artists, muralists, sculptors, fiber artists, street artists and photographers. Artists in exhibit work in various forms of media including illustration, traditional painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture, textiles and more.

Exhibiting artists include: Alaina Varrone, Amy Goldsmith Sheridan, Armando Soria, Artemis Nolasco, Ashira Siegel, Ben Naz, CANLOVE, Cat Cult, COL WALLNUTS, Culpa PFE, Danielle Mastrion, Dave Lowell, Dave Mac Dowell, Demer, Each, Ekose22, Ellen Left Eye Schinderman, EnikOne, Fearo, Freddy Medina,Free Humanity, Gregg Stone, Ian Campbell, Inge Vandormael, Iviva Olenick, Jennifer Korsen, Jero, Jngl, John Park, Jonas Lynch, Joseph Bottari, June22, Katharine Lawrie, King Bee, Lisa Legget, Mark Bieraugel, Meex One, Michael Pizarro, Mo Powers, Nani Chacon, Ohgie, Petal, Pose 2, Prime, Raul Gonzalez, Sandi Calistro, Scotch!, SEL, Sen2, Sergio “Doc43″ Rueda, Such Styles, Thanks One, THEFL, Tod Hensley, Trixter, Van Saro, VERS, Yabette Alfaro, Yu Cotton-well

Special date information is as follows: Opening event to take place April 20, 2013 from 2 pm to 10 pm. Live mural painting by Dave Mac Dowell, Van Saro and John Park to happen during the day. Special fiber art activities to occur throughout the day. More details on the special activities TBA. Art reception to take place from 6 to 10 pm. DJ will be spinning all day for the guests listening pleasure.

The Service Station at Riverside is located at 3160 Riverside Drive, Los Feliz, CA 90027. Parking can be found at the Friendship Auditorium across the street as well as in the public lot next to the Mullholland Fountain Park on the same side of the street as The Service Station. Street parking is also available.

About The Service Station at Riverside: The Service Station at Riverside is a fresh and creative marketplace where start-up companies, individuals and artists can flourish, develop their art, develop products and make their mark. By combining an original 1960′s gas station with a collection of salvaged shipping containers, The Service Station is an accessible, flexible and ever evolving creative space without ever making a huge impact on the environment. Bringing people and art together to create a current and lively venue is how The Service Station intends to blend original ideas and art awareness with an everyday local feel.

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April 20, 2013 from 2 to 10 pm
Service Station
3160 Riverside Drive, Los Feliz, CA 90027

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