I’ve been fan of Kevin Lyons work for awhile, as of late he has been absolutely slaying it for Colette in Paris. Loads of rad work can be found on his site, aslo keep tabs on Mr. Lyons via Twitter.
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I’ve been fan of Kevin Lyons work for awhile, as of late he has been absolutely slaying it for Colette in Paris. Loads of rad work can be found on his site, aslo keep tabs on Mr. Lyons via Twitter.
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I was recently asked to contribute a few pieces of work to a group show being curated by Andrew Hoffman in collaboration with Bomb Snow Magazine and PBR. Unfortunately the paint was still drying on my pieces when I turned them in so I wasn’t able to peel off any snaps before handing them over. A huge shout out and a healthy thank you is in order to Mr. Hoffman for allowing me to show alongside some of my favorite artists from Denver, but more importantly for putting in extra hours in order to make the show happen.
Denver artists: Amanda Marie, Andrew Hoffman, Chris Huth, Josh Wills, John Fellows, Max Kauffman, Melanie Pruitt, Matt Scobey, Rob Mack, Sandra Fettingis, Scot Lefavor
Bozeman artists: Adam Schwankl, Dalton Brink, John ‘Dizmal’ Warren Jonathan Raney, Rachel Driscoll, Tanner Billis, Wilson Raska
Vast Gallery : March 24th : 410 N. Broadway. Bozeman, MT
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Though Mario’s approach towards shifted his works has changed, his intent still remains intact. Through his collage work Zoot’s exploits the human belief in the photographic image to make his surreal assemblages plausible on a certain level. Photographic snippets of the real world are extracted from their original contexts and rebuilt into a dream-scape of absurd juxtaposition. By doing so Zoot’s photo-collages have an authority and power that challenges perception in a way that would be difficult to achieve in traditional painting.
Mario Zoots : New Gothic
March 9th : Super Ordinary Gallery : 6PM – 10PM
3126 Larimer Street. Denver, CO
Director: Kahlil Joseph
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]]>A little over a year ago I was given the opportunity to create an identity and plant the seeds of brand for Proper Barber Shop based here in Denver. The shop is ran by master barber, craftsmen, and good friend Jordan Weinstein. Recently Sailor Jerry featured Jordan in an installment of their Hold Fast series. In the video Jordan discusses his take on tradition and dedication to craft. Taken from personal experience Jordan is an extremely skilled craftsmen and a very passionate one at that. Jordan broadcasts ‘barber shop banter’ over twitter and facebook, though nothing replaces spending a half hour or so at Proper talking shop with the boys.
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Denver based artist, tattooist, and all around rad maker Sandi Calistro will be showing new work at Super Ordinary gallery, the show entitled ‘Times are Hard for Dreamers’ will open on January 14th. Her work has been recognized nationally by juxtapoz and high fructose both online and in print. Keep tabs on Sandi and her daily doings via twitter and tumblr… she will be in attendance the night of the opening, drop by for a chance to see Sandi’s work in person and also possibly talk a little shop.
SANDI CALISTRO : TIMES ARE HARD FOR DREAMERS
Super Ordinary gallery : January 14th : 7pm – 11pm
3126 Larimer Street : Denver : Colorado
A little over a year ago I had the opportunity to work with the LA based photographer Michael Muller. Muller is one of the most intense people I’ve met, not only as a photographer but in general, his flame definitely burns a little hotter than most. While on the shoot Muller gave me a little sneak peek at a series he had been working on focussed around great white sharks. He built special under water strobe lights and a propelled one man water-craft to bring the series to life. His site has more images from the series along with a handful of other iconic photography.
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MATTER : 12th Annual Printsale & Party
2134 Market St, Denver, CO 80205 USA
December 9th 2011 : 5PM – 2AM