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November 27 2014 . 12:51pm

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VIZIE
Untitled, 2014
5 color hand-pulled serigraph
Phosphorescent and Glow in the Dark inks
26 x 20 in / 66 x 50.8 cm
Edition of 75 / Signed, number and embossed
$50.00

OMENS
Further / Farther, 2014
Heidelberg offset lithograph
Vegetable inks and chlorine free blotter paper
7.5 x 7.5 in / 19 x 19 cm
Edition of 130 / Signed, number
Comes with 3D glasses
$40.00

KC ORTIZ
Untitled, 2014
Heidelberg offset lithograph
Vegetable inks and chlorine free blotter paper
7.5 x 7.5 in / 19 x 19 cm
Edition of 130 / Signed, number
Comes with 3D glasses
$40.00

JESSE HAZELIP
Mark of Cain, 2014
3 Color serigraph
270 gsm
24 x 18 inches
Edition of 130 / Signed, number and embossed
$50.00

All available now at www.ArtHeist.com

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ASKEW One releases exclusive serigraph print entitled LOST ISLAND LOST ANGELS

This print is based on the mural painted by ASKEW in Downtown Los Angeles in 2011, at the tail end of a 2 month stay in the US, which included a drive from LA to Detroit and residency at Miami’s Fountainhead. LA has always felt like a home away from home for ASKEW and this mural is his homage to the parallels between sister cities Auckland, New Zealand (Lost Island) and Los Angeles, USA (Lost Angels).

INFO:
– Hand-pulled, two-screen serigraph with split fountain on 300 gsm Fabriano 5HP paper.
– Apx. 420 x 310 mm/16.5″ x 12.2″ with deckled edges.
– Signed and Editioned
– Edition: 25

To inquire and find out more info visit askewone.bigcartel.com

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Huffington Post | Jesse Hazelip’s “Mark of Cain” at Known Gallery Highlights Prison Injustice

November 16 2014 . 04:50pm

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With his first solo Los Angeles show, “Mark of Cain,” artist Jesse Hazelip confronts injustice with a powerful weapon, his art. Hazelip addresses issues surrounding the United States’ increasingly privatized prison system with beautiful, profound, deeply symbolic art that combines delicate pencil and pen drawings with elements of graffiti and tattooing. Born in Cortez, Colorado where he lived amidst the Ute and Navajo Nation, Jesse moved to Santa Barbara when he was 13 and got involved in the graffiti scene, developing his art skills, then graduating from Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, CA with a BFA. Transitioning into galleries, he continues to use wheat paste and paint public space, running his own “ad campaigns” with graffiti and posters to reach as many free minds as possible.

Read the rest of the feature on Jesse Hazelip at: huffingtonpost.com

JESSE HAZELIP / MARK OF CAIN
Opening reception: November 1, 2014 | 8-11p
On view: ~~November 1 – 15, 2014~~ Show is extended until the 21st due to high interest.

Known Gallery
441 North Fairfax Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90036
info@knowngallery.com

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Hello Kitty Con 2014 | Celebrating Hello Kitty’s 40th Anniversary

November 15 2014 . 10:48pm

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Hello Kitty’s 40th Anniversary at the first ever official Hello Kitty Convention in the world! Hello Kitty Con 2014 is a global gathering of fans and friends to celebrate all things Hello Kitty.

Taking place at The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA (Museum of Contemporary Art) in Downtown LA’s Little Tokyo, Hello Kitty Con 2014 offered interactive experiences and events for fans and friends of all ages, including activities, art, exhibits, exclusives, workshops, lectures, panels, sneak peeks, tattoos, food, fun, and many more surprises!

Photos courtesy of Brent Broza

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Hello! Exploring the Supercute World of Hello Kitty at the Japanese American National Museum

November 09 2014 . 10:40pm

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In celebration of the 40th anniversary of everyone’s favorite expressionless cat, the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles is hosting the largest ever retrospective on Hello Kitty to be held in the United States. Titled “Hello! Exploring the Supercute World of Hello Kitty,” the exhibition encompasses a selection of rare and unique Hello Kitty-branded items chosen from the Sanrio archives, alongside contemporary artworks by artists including Buff Monster, Edwin Ushiro, Paul Frank and Kozyndan. Curated by Christine Yano, author of Pink Globalization: Hello Kitty’s Trek Across the Pacific, and Jamie Rivadeneira, founder and owner of the Los Angeles pop culture boutique JapanLA, you can buy your tickets for this retrospective here before it ends in April 2015.

Photo by Brandon Shigeta
For more info please visit hypebeast.com

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