exposition:

posters
stickers
stencil
ephemeral art

featuring groups:

calma
shn
aoseualcance
gaze

shows with the bands:

bionica
ordinaria hit
sampa
concorrencia

The exhibit will consist of 12 art works, 12 hand dyed and printed t-shirts, and the debut of a 12 inch figurine prototype. The show will run from October 8th to October 20th

INTERNATIONAL VINYL KILLERS INVADE PORTLAND

ZeitgeistArtGallery in Portland, Oregon is bringing the works of over 50 stencil artists from 10 countries to Portland during the month of November.

Oregon artist KLUTCH has teamed with Portland gallery owner Paul Fujita to present the largest gathering of international stencil artists ever assembled. All artists were invited by KLUTCH to do 2-3 works on old records with the only criteria being that they must involve stenciling and be on vinyl. Otherwise all styles and subjects were encouraged.

Featuring work by:

THE ACTIVIST (AUSTRALIA)
BEAR FAT ENEMA (NEW YORK)
BOLLI (GERMANY)
SHAUN BRUCE (AUSTIN, TX)
CRUSTY PUNK (ALASKA)
DL (NORWAY)
EC CE (AUSTRALIA)
EELUS (UNITED KINGDOM)
JACOB I EVANS (SAN FRANCISCO, CA)
FEDEMINUCHIN (ARGENTINA)
GHOSTTOWNDELUXE (NEW YORK)
GRANDLARSEN (SAN DIEGO, CA)
R. GRIMES (FLORIDA)
HAYES (CANADA)
LOGAN HICKS (LOS ANGELES, CA)
HKI CHEETAH (FINLAND)
HYST (AUSTRALIA)
THE INCREDIBLE TORSO MAN (STOCKTON, CA)
KLUTCH (PORTLAND, OR)
MAGMO THE DestROYER (BRIGHTON, MA)
MAYF (UNITED KINGDOM)
ASHLEY MONTAGUE (PORTLAND, OR)
MCA/EVIL DESIGN (NEW YORK)
MEM (PORTLAND, OR)
MONKEY (AUSTRALIA)
N10Z (LOS ANGELES, CA)
ORPHAN (LOS ANGELES, CA)
D OSBORNE (PORTLAND, OR)
OUT OF ORDER (BAKERSFIELD, CA)
SUNIL PAWAR AKA SLINGSHOT (UNITED KINGDOM)
RIPPER 1331 (LOS ANGELES, CA)
SIXTEN (SWEDEN)
SLACK (NEW YORK)
M. SHLIAN (CONNECTICUT)
CHRIS STAIN (NEW YORK)
STRIPLAB (CONNECTICUT)
SUB*LIN*GUAL (PORTLAND, OR)
UNEEK (NEW YORK)
WHOLE MISERABLE SUBCULTURE (SCOTLAND)
PEAT WOLLEAGER (ST LOUIS, MO)
XERO (AUSTRALIA)
ZO1NK5 (BELGIUM)
& more

Wrapt in Warp will showcase new works by Mudwig dans, The Designers Republic and Delta (our latest comrade in arts), as well as new sounds from Warp Records. Artworks will be unveiled especially for this exhibition, interactive live musical events will take place, and throughout the duration of the nine days, the latest t-shirt designs from Dan, Designers and Delta will be on sale exclusively

Warp will be celebrating each artist with a day of dedication (details are currently under wraps!). The artists will be appearing at the gallery on the day to meet the public:

DELTA DAY: Sunday 5th October
THE DESIGNERS REPUBLIC DAY: Friday 10th October
DAN SPARKES DAY: Saturday 11th October

BIGFOOT - FOOT IN THE CITY

"Stackhouse Gallery is proud to present a first time in New York solo installation exhibition by San Francisco based artist BIGFOOT.

In 1994 the urban landscape, started to change with sightings of BIGFOOT. The legend that embodies all that is wild, and unknowable within ourselves,and the world. Thus became the unmistakable tag of “BIGFOOT ONE.” Transforming the task of tagging into ritual, creating montages to honor nature's most unknown creature, BIGFOOT ONE has created a symbol the skating world has adopted for inspiration and reflection.

Originally from New Jersey, BIGFOOT fled to California to be closer to big trees, and to attend the San Francisco Art Institute. Disassociated with collegiate rigmarole, and human society, "BIGFOOT” began writing in the streets of San Francisco with relentless fury. He then teamed up with Matt Field to create the logo for I-Path footwear, and serves as creative director. Currently BIGFOOT is in the midst of his new personal line of T-shirts, clothing and accessories, called “BF1,” debuting 2003 in Japan and America. BIGFOOT works BIG, constructing wooden panels and uses house paint to make bold visual reminders of the power of nature. His symbolism primarily manifesting itself in the Wild West character, addresses the conflict between the respects for nature held by America’s indigenous peoples and the destructive agenda of the western conquest.

"For the past half decade, Staple Design has created the most recognizable and influential advertising campaigns in recent memory. In its most simple form, they are ads that promote their clothing line, Staple and the firm's design services. But rather than using them to simply promote themselves, they use the public forum as a platform to speak directly to the masses.

The exhibition, titled, PUBLIC RELATIONS is a double meaning play on words. The general term given to people who work in the marketing and advertising field are commonly categorized as those who work in PR (Public Relations). But the questions remain, how are these people really relating to the public? What is the ³relationship² between the client and the general public? Are they using their voices for something significant? Or is it merely a form of subversive propaganda?

Staple's distinct, subtle style shows through in the design and art direction of the works to be displayed. The show, consisting of oversized mounted prints from past ad campaigns will include written commentary explaining the individual thought, process, and concept for each. With a private artist reception on October 4, 2003, it can be viewed from October 4 to November 2, 2003

Backyards, An exhibition by Mr. Florencio Zavala and Gary Benzel & Todd St. John (HunterGatherer / Green Lady)

Made possible by DC Shoes, 2K by Gingham, Arkitip & RE:UP