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Beau Stanton's work is decorative, surreal, and a bit cryptic upon closer inspection. The Brooklyn native released his latest body of work at Gallery Hijinks in San Francisco entitled "Sanguine Machine", which highlights Stanton's skills as a painter and artist. For the past few years, Beau has honed his artistic talent while playing the role of assistant to pop surrealist Ron English. There is no doubt that there has been a bleed over in ideas and methods, and it is clear Beau has applied what he's learned and evolved it into his own aesthetic. Overall his work is extremely strong, with an eye for the details and strong composition, this is most definetely an artist to keep an eye on.
Read the rest of the story here: www.warholian.com/2011/09/21/beau-stanton/
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Photos & Article by Roman Koval for www.Warholian.com
On September 18th, Gallery Hijinks opened “Highly Contagious,” featuring works from Chris Blackstock, Sebastian Wahl, Robert Minervini, Langdon Graves, Jen Mann, Andrea Wan, Catherine Ryan and Peter Gronquist. The space offered an interesting array of various themes presented on media that ranged from multi-layer resin collages (Wahl), to installations including beer bottles gathered from friends’ apartments and bits andpieces from Tenderloin street corners (Blackstock.) We spoke to some of the artistsfeatured in the show to find out more about their work and how the show came together.
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More hijinks from the Lunacy Cabaret crew! At the Centre of Gravity Theatre in Toronto's east end, in partnership with the Zero Gravity Circus, Hoser sex
More hijinks from the Lunacy Cabaret crew! At the Centre of Gravity Theatre in Toronto's east end, in partnership with the Zero Gravity Circus, Hoser sex
Photos & Article by Roman Koval for www.Warholian.com
On September 18th, Gallery Hijinks opened “Highly Contagious,” featuring works from Chris Blackstock, Sebastian Wahl, Robert Minervini, Langdon Graves, Jen Mann, Andrea Wan, Catherine Ryan and Peter Gronquist. The space offered an interesting array of various themes presented on media that ranged from multi-layer resin collages (Wahl), to installations including beer bottles gathered from friends’ apartments and bits andpieces from Tenderloin street corners (Blackstock.) We spoke to some of the artistsfeatured in the show to find out more about their work and how the show came together.
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Shadow puppetry hijinks in front of a projector in the Awesome Forces long term exhibition at Te Papa. A video of the 1995 Mt Ruapehu eruption is playing in the background.
We caught the opening of Mark Warren Jacques solo show entitled "I'm Here Now" at Gallery Hijinks and were please with the quality and thoughtfulness that each work presented.
Jacques takes the viewer on an inward journey filled with colorful patternwork and interesting subject matter, that both enlightens and delights.
- Warholian
In Jacques own words:
"There is a deeply rooted part of who I am that connects to, and in turn collects all this beauty I happen upon in the world. I draw from this collection every time I sit to paint. I feel inspired to insert my own vision into this narrative, to put the collection in order, so that I may create my story - a story that brings history close but is alive with new possibilities."
The show runs October 16th - November 15th 2010 at Gallery Hijinks:
Photos & Article by Roman Koval for www.Warholian.com
On September 18th, Gallery Hijinks opened “Highly Contagious,” featuring works from Chris Blackstock, Sebastian Wahl, Robert Minervini, Langdon Graves, Jen Mann, Andrea Wan, Catherine Ryan and Peter Gronquist. The space offered an interesting array of various themes presented on media that ranged from multi-layer resin collages (Wahl), to installations including beer bottles gathered from friends’ apartments and bits andpieces from Tenderloin street corners (Blackstock.) We spoke to some of the artistsfeatured in the show to find out more about their work and how the show came together.
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The latest show at Guerrero Gallery, which features new work by AJ Fosik, ErinRiley, and Ben Venom, opened to a large crowd on a warm Saturday night. Theopening was much-anticipated by fans who have come to love the unique aestheticof AJ Fosik’s work. All in all, the show really expands the limits of folk art and pushesthe conventions that usually come to mind when one thinks of quilting, sewing,weaving, woodworking and building. Each of the artists works in a unique mediumthat is becoming more and more rare, and it was great to see each artist put acontemporary spin on these traditional ways of creating.
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More hijinks from the Lunacy Cabaret crew! At the Centre of Gravity Theatre in Toronto's east end, in partnership with the Zero Gravity Circus, Hoser sex
More hijinks from the Lunacy Cabaret crew! At the Centre of Gravity Theatre in Toronto's east end, in partnership with the Zero Gravity Circus,
More hijinks from the Lunacy Cabaret crew! At the Centre of Gravity Theatre in Toronto's east end, in partnership with the Zero Gravity Circus, April 11, 2015. Violin burlesque, "sex and violins"
More hijinks from the Lunacy Cabaret crew! At the Centre of Gravity Theatre in Toronto's east end, in partnership with the Zero Gravity Circus, April 11, 2015. Violin burlesque, "sex and violins"
Photos & Article by Roman Koval for www.Warholian.com
On September 18th, Gallery Hijinks opened “Highly Contagious,” featuring works from Chris Blackstock, Sebastian Wahl, Robert Minervini, Langdon Graves, Jen Mann, Andrea Wan, Catherine Ryan and Peter Gronquist. The space offered an interesting array of various themes presented on media that ranged from multi-layer resin collages (Wahl), to installations including beer bottles gathered from friends’ apartments and bits andpieces from Tenderloin street corners (Blackstock.) We spoke to some of the artistsfeatured in the show to find out more about their work and how the show came together.
to read the rest of this article visit:
To visit the gallery please go to:
Photos & Article by Roman Koval for www.Warholian.com
On September 18th, Gallery Hijinks opened “Highly Contagious,” featuring works from Chris Blackstock, Sebastian Wahl, Robert Minervini, Langdon Graves, Jen Mann, Andrea Wan, Catherine Ryan and Peter Gronquist. The space offered an interesting array of various themes presented on media that ranged from multi-layer resin collages (Wahl), to installations including beer bottles gathered from friends’ apartments and bits andpieces from Tenderloin street corners (Blackstock.) We spoke to some of the artistsfeatured in the show to find out more about their work and how the show came together.
to read the rest of this article visit:
To visit the gallery please go to:
We caught the opening of Mark Warren Jacques solo show entitled "I'm Here Now" at Gallery Hijinks and were please with the quality and thoughtfulness that each work presented.
Jacques takes the viewer on an inward journey filled with colorful patternwork and interesting subject matter, that both enlightens and delights.
- Warholian
In Jacques own words:
"There is a deeply rooted part of who I am that connects to, and in turn collects all this beauty I happen upon in the world. I draw from this collection every time I sit to paint. I feel inspired to insert my own vision into this narrative, to put the collection in order, so that I may create my story - a story that brings history close but is alive with new possibilities."
The show runs October 16th - November 15th 2010 at Gallery Hijinks:
Photos from Hijinks' STRIKE A POSE party, Friday 15th April 2016 at Madame Tussauds Sydney. Photos by Diabolique Photography.
Now for something completely different. This photo defies explanation. Photo from the NIHS collection no. 258
Fun and hijinks at the Gala. Check out the awesome braid on the woman in the blue velvet medieval gown.
More hijinks from the Lunacy Cabaret crew! At the Centre of Gravity Theatre in Toronto's east end, in partnership with the Zero Gravity Circus, April 11, 2015. Log rolling!
More hijinks from the Lunacy Cabaret crew! At the Centre of Gravity Theatre in Toronto's east end, in partnership with the Zero Gravity Circus, April 11, 2015
More hijinks from the Lunacy Cabaret crew! At the Centre of Gravity Theatre in Toronto's east end, in partnership with the Zero Gravity Circus,
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I met Peter Gronquist about a year ago and immediatly connected to this out-of-the-box thinker and artist. Gronquist is well known for his Gucci rocket launchers, chain saws, and other art works that feature high end brand names on weapons of destruction. No stranger to utilyzing taxidermy in his works, where animal's horns have been replaced by gold plated AK-47s, Gronquist continues to juxtapose luxury with nature while bringing up questions about money, culture, and society.
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Join Larry, Moe, and Curly, those comedy icons, as they search for a secret treasure. Stay one step ahead of their dastardly landlord, Mr. G. Reedy while hunting for clues in a variety of levels in The Three Stooges: Treasure Hunt Hijinks. Relive the hilarious antics of the The Three Stooges, inspired by classic in-game shorts and movies.
Worm-themed birthday, Woodend Sanctuary (Audubon Naturalist Society, now Nature Forward), Chevy Chase, MD
Photos from Hijinks' STRIKE A POSE party, Friday 15th April 2016 at Madame Tussauds Sydney. Photos by Diabolique Photography.
More hijinks from the Lunacy Cabaret crew! At the Centre of Gravity Theatre in Toronto's east end, in partnership with the Zero Gravity Circus, April 11, 2015. Log rolling!
My office colleague Renita brought in that very thing for her dog, Bean. In fact, she made the photo spectacular.
More hijinks from the Lunacy Cabaret crew! At the Centre of Gravity Theatre in Toronto's east end, in partnership with the Zero Gravity Circus,
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Beau Stanton's work is decorative, surreal, and a bit cryptic upon closer inspection. The Brooklyn native released his latest body of work at Gallery Hijinks in San Francisco entitled "Sanguine Machine", which highlights Stanton's skills as a painter and artist. For the past few years, Beau has honed his artistic talent while playing the role of assistant to pop surrealist Ron English. There is no doubt that there has been a bleed over in ideas and methods, and it is clear Beau has applied what he's learned and evolved it into his own aesthetic. Overall his work is extremely strong, with an eye for the details and strong composition, this is most definetely an artist to keep an eye on.
Read the rest of the story here: www.warholian.com/2011/09/21/beau-stanton/
Photos by Michael Cuffe for Warholian, follow Michael on Facebook here: www.Facebook.com/Mikecuffe