AL-BASEER HOLLY – CHILDHOOD ACCESS MEMORIES

February 27 2015 . 09:04pm

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AL-BASEER HOLLY
C.A.M. /// CHILDHOOD ACCESS MEMORIES
Opening reception: Thursday March 5, 2015 | 7-10p

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

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Al-Baseer Holly is an LA based artist, rapper and poet from Philadelphia who has done art his entire life. He has spent the last few years honing his craft in preparation for his first exhibit. He has a background in music and has worked with such artists as Pharrell Williams, EVE and Marsha Ambrosia. Holly’s love of cartoons has turned into his medium for art and has chosen one of the most popular parts of the female body, the derriere, to express his works. Holly says “ I just want to be known for drawing eyes to two things I love deeply which is art and the confidence and mystery that exudes from a women’s most coveted possession.” He paints anything from Hermes Birkin bags to cardboard boxes and is taking us on a ride with his complex and unique childhood. Visit @theallseeing to enjoy.

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al-baseer holly, art show, childhood access memories, fairfax, known gallery, knowngallery.com

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New release from SABER | “CITY OF ANGELZ ECHOPARK” Limited Edition Giclee Print

February 27 2015 . 01:45am

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PRINT SPECIFICATIONS:

Edition Size: 20 Giclee / Signed & Numbered
Dimensions: 20″ W x 26″ H Print Size, Image size 16″ W x 20″ H with 2″ White Border
Materials: Epson Fine Art Cold Press Bright
Acid free, 100% cotton rag media with a bright textured finish. Epson UltraChrome HDR Pigment Inks
Each print comes with a signed COA

Available at shop.saberone.com

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“OSGEMEOS” | A short film by Ben Mor

February 26 2015 . 08:45pm

Find out more at www.osgemeos.com.br | www.blackdogfilms.com

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art show, ben mor, graffiti, known gallery, knowngallery.com, osgemeos, short film, theseventhletter.com, video, www.blackdogfilms.com, www.osgemeos.com.br

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Jim Evans 1984-1989 opening at Gallery 446, Palms Springs

February 25 2015 . 10:57pm

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“The 1980’s was a giant pop culture party that finally exploded, and was replaced by alternative revisionism. But until that happened, there was an explosive vibrancy in music and the arts, one that destroyed all previous notions of color and design rules. Parties became the palette, and the cult of narcissism became the prevailing style. Two artists, Jim Evans and Richard Duardo got sucked into this vortex, and turned their studio into a non-stop party, while creating manifestos for the over stimulated. For a short period, these pop portraits became a reflection of the time, colorful, dense with information, and hungry for focus.”

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eddie donaldson, gallery 446, jim evans, knowngallery.com, modernism, palms springs, richard duardo

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