Coming up this Saturday from 7-9pm will be the second time around for a vinyl art show at Hoodlums. I've submitted this Miles Davis along with a Lou Reed and Michael Stipe. Chuck from Spraygraphic is a great guy and curates a good show, while Steve of Hoodlums does his part to help our local culture. Pieces come in from all over the world and the local participants will probably drift through at some point. The boutique record store has a stage in the back for live music as well.
My wife and I will hopefully be able to be there, at least until our bedtime.
Peace.
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Spraygraphic's 2nd Annual B-Sides Vinyl Art Show
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12/01/2009 01:26:00 PM
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Labels: consigning, group show, Miles Davis, Spraygraphic
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Meanwhile...
I haven't been able to paint for a couple of days because of family craziness, but things keep progressing. Yesterday I received my official federal trademark certificate for my VA logo! So cool.
Last Friday I found out about a local show called Fill In The Groove opening that Saturday evening. Holy smokes! Fortunately I had a few unframed pieces back from a show in New York so I ran them down to the record store hosting the show put on by Spraygraphic. It was terrific! It's the first group vinyl art show that I've been able to attend. I'm not the best networker, but this was good practice.
Another show, the Red Bull Wax Museum show hosted by the Norml Clothing store in Ottawa, went on this past weekend too. It looks like they selected a couple of mine to mount and frame all fancy-like for the charity auction. Here's the Isaac Hayes I painted:
I've also gotten more followers on Twitter. I'm still figuring out how the microblogging site will fit in with my online communication, but it is a slick way to reach a new audience. You can follow me too if you're so inclined!
That's all for now. We'll see what happens tomorrow!
Peace.
POSTED BY DANIEL EDLEN
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12/16/2008 07:52:00 PM
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Labels: art show, blogging, Red Bull Wax Museum, Spraygraphic, trademark, Twitter