This all looks like a scene from a bad acid trip.
With that being said, don't eat the brown acid.
Photos from our opening at DRG May 2016
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FreeTheWestMemphis3
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ErocAfellar wrote:Repubs don't want to cut government spending. They just want to cut government spending on things they don't agree with.
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danielrolnik
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EPIC THANK YOU ALL FOR THE LOVE!!!
ARTILLERY MAGAZINE WROTE THIS ARTICLE ABOUT THE SHOW:
“A buck naked Michelan Man, radioactive chicken heads, a dinosaur dog and a blob of liquid fat attacking a gallery full of art hung on yellow, pink AND green walls. Sound like a really intense acid trip? Nope. Just a party at Daniel Rolnik Gallery.
This Saturday night we decided to attend “Kilduff’s Cavern”—the opening of a new art exhibit, featuring original paintings by John Kilduff (Let’s Paint TV) at a new Culver City gallery where we weren’t exactly sure what we were getting ourselves into. Tucked away inside a courtyard shared by Egg Office and Paul Loya Gallery (look for the sassy wooden sign in the driveway) Daniel Rolnik Gallery stands out in a neighborhood of blue-chip bourgeoisie. It’s one part brick-and-mortar store selling artist goods, one part gallery showing artist goods, and a lot of parts personality—showing their own goods.
The aforementioned naked Michelin Man was in fact a real thing performed by naked actor/art model Michael Q. Schmidt who wore a special sash, filmed parts of the evenings, and generally sat around taking photos with people. Apparently he’s been a muse of John Kilduff’s for quite some time. Comedy punk band Radioactive Chicken Heads (wasn’t a joke) played a wild set where a fake blob of liquid fat did in fact try to eat the band and the gallery (also wasn’t a joke) while a dog dressed in a dinosaur suit (none of this is a joke!) ran around barking in excitement.
This, we realized, is the Art World’s B Side at its best. Openings that feel accessible, wild, off beat, and a little off guard. Artwork you can afford, artists that don’t take themselves too seriously, a gallery that doesn’t take itself too seriously. This was fun. Unorthodox maybe but when was the last time we felt like an opening at say, Blum & Poe, was fun?”
— BEVERLY WESTERN, ARTILLERY MAGAZINE
SEE IT ONLINE
http://artillerymag.com/art-worlds-b-side/
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ARTILLERY MAGAZINE WROTE THIS ARTICLE ABOUT THE SHOW:
“A buck naked Michelan Man, radioactive chicken heads, a dinosaur dog and a blob of liquid fat attacking a gallery full of art hung on yellow, pink AND green walls. Sound like a really intense acid trip? Nope. Just a party at Daniel Rolnik Gallery.
This Saturday night we decided to attend “Kilduff’s Cavern”—the opening of a new art exhibit, featuring original paintings by John Kilduff (Let’s Paint TV) at a new Culver City gallery where we weren’t exactly sure what we were getting ourselves into. Tucked away inside a courtyard shared by Egg Office and Paul Loya Gallery (look for the sassy wooden sign in the driveway) Daniel Rolnik Gallery stands out in a neighborhood of blue-chip bourgeoisie. It’s one part brick-and-mortar store selling artist goods, one part gallery showing artist goods, and a lot of parts personality—showing their own goods.
The aforementioned naked Michelin Man was in fact a real thing performed by naked actor/art model Michael Q. Schmidt who wore a special sash, filmed parts of the evenings, and generally sat around taking photos with people. Apparently he’s been a muse of John Kilduff’s for quite some time. Comedy punk band Radioactive Chicken Heads (wasn’t a joke) played a wild set where a fake blob of liquid fat did in fact try to eat the band and the gallery (also wasn’t a joke) while a dog dressed in a dinosaur suit (none of this is a joke!) ran around barking in excitement.
This, we realized, is the Art World’s B Side at its best. Openings that feel accessible, wild, off beat, and a little off guard. Artwork you can afford, artists that don’t take themselves too seriously, a gallery that doesn’t take itself too seriously. This was fun. Unorthodox maybe but when was the last time we felt like an opening at say, Blum & Poe, was fun?”
— BEVERLY WESTERN, ARTILLERY MAGAZINE
SEE IT ONLINE
http://artillerymag.com/art-worlds-b-side/
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God bless selling art to make it to the next month. You don't need a lot of money to open up a shop. I do sublets so the rent is cheap and I build all my own tables and display racks so material costs are low. I'm just doing my part to spread the love of art and so codeblue, I love you. I love you a lot! I'm going to call you Brian Blueman, I don't know why, but then it feels like you're more real. Brian Blueman, you rock!Codeblue wrote:God bless the trust fund! Yay!
article in AFAR Magazine: http://www.afar.com/magazine/los-angele ... berry-fest
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danielrolnik
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Yeah! It's MQ Schmidt!!!! He wants to come to the carnival naked and let everyone paint him.lujborg wrote:someone in this thread is in this video. i'm a little star struck! i love little debbie.