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Gallery Revisited artists are shown at MOMA New York for a Cal Arts Tribute Film Festival.

TOMORROWLAND: CalArts in Moving Pictures
May 25–August 13, 2006

Jump on a plane and go check out Ya Ya's film!

"Split" 2000. Ya-Nan Chou. Stop-motion fabric animation tells of love torn asunder.
Thursday, July 27, 6:00; Monday, July 31, 8:00. T2

The Film Festival Opening night in May featured an artist we are currently showing – Dane A. Davis. Two-Part Invention: A Portrait. 1979. Dane A. Davis. A composer’s domestic life as musique concrète. 7 min.

Contact me for more information about purchasing the work of Ya Ya Chou or Dane A. Davis.

Fumiko Amano

Her film screening event goes to MOCA Night Vision this summer. (*Scheduled August 12th, 2006 10pm-midnight)

Screening:

19 QUESTIONS from "FORM ZERO" (1995, Mode Records,14min.,DVD Purchase), a chance-determined interview of John Cage
THE COLLABORATORS (1987, KECT Television, 55min.,DVD Rental from Merce Cunningham Dance Company), featuring Robert Rauschenberg, John Cage and Merce Cunningham.
JOHN CAGE MUSHROOM HUNTING IN STONY POINT (1972, 7min. 16mm a film directed by Jud Yalkut, featuring John Cage, Nam Jun Paik and more.

This is an exciting time to be getting involved with the Los Angeles Art Association. We are doing a show with their artists July 15 - August 19.

LAAA event directed by Tim Hawkinson!! It includes LAAA artists including Arthur Pembleton & others.

Todd Squires, one of the artists in ARTpage, had one of his art books purchased by the Getty. We will be showing an assortment of small photos printed on litho paper with hand-torn edges in the Modular Unit this June.

Pete Goldlust & Julie Hughes won a cash award for their Polyponesian Tuberfoil Mangrove at the Korean Cultural Center. Curated by Howard Fox of LACMA.

Kireilyn Barber recently had a show at the Armory, funded by the city of Pasadena.

Sonia Romero has an exciting public project through MTA coming up - more later.

Jenny Lens has a lot going on:

Rizzoli Book Release March 2007.
Edited by Glen Friedman.

Allison Anders' "Don't Knock the Rock" film fest in June 29 , June 30 and July 1, 2006, at REDCAT showcasing two movies with her photos:

"Treasures of Long Gone John" premiere from director/artist Greg Gibbs about the notorious Sympathy for Record Industry label founder and low brow collector/promoter/supporter. John refers to several punk groups and they turned to Jenny for the photos.

"American Hardcore" is director Paul Rachman’s documentary of the comprehensive and chaotic visual history of the underground scene of the American hardcore punk movement.

Jenny also supplied images for the new Ramones movie, "Too Tough to Die," which will be premiering at the Tribeca Film Festival, New York, April – May.

ARTPAGE
Indie Literary Art Zine Launch & Coinciding Exhibition featuring 16 artists. Published and curated by Paige Wery.

June 3 - July 8

Limited to 100 numbered collector's editions: $20

Includes DVD of experimental short films, poetry, short stories, art how-to's, noise theory & more!

E-MAIL the gallery to reserve yours today.

Press release and artists information

Artist Katy Bowen is helping Mr. Bill & New Orleans!

The weekend of February 11, is the first Mardi Gras parade of the season, the Krewe du Vieux, and Walter Williams was chosen as the King of the parade. He is the creator of SNL's Mr. Bill. Katy Bowen worked with him for many years doing both Mr. Bill and also a series of documentaries and public service announcements about New Orleans (his hometown), most of them highlighting the fragility of the city and what needs to be done environmentally, to protect it from natural disasters. In light of Katrina, the Krewe decided that Walter was the perfect candidate, and he chose Katy as his "consort" for the whole event because of her involvement in all the aforementioned projects.

Read the article about Walter and the parade (it even mentions Katy Bowen briefly).

Pop Culture, kitsch & reality TV becomes a reality!

Siuan McGahan will be filming at the Tyra Banks show with her band, The Renders. The band will be getting a make-over by the American Idol style team and they will be highlighting the fact that they are still rocking out, even while Siuan is 8 months pregnant.

Siuan is the band’s lead vocalist, guitar & the band’s indie promoter. It’s totally hilarious & totally great too. So Funny! In addition, The Renders are endorsing Daisy Guitars.

Gallery Revisited is pleased to host an event for Foundation Projects. We are excited to host this event as a way to support our fellow art exhibitors & the artists they represent.

Book Signing & Monoprint Exhibit for Jay Ryan

Reception for the Artist
January 20 Friday 6-10pm
*valet parking available for $3.50 at neighboring restaurant, or street parking.
Special Additional Viewing Days & Hours:
January 21 Saturday 12 – 6pm
January 22 Saturday 12 – 6pm
street parking close or within one block east & west

The evening will include a book signing by the artist for the release of his most recent monograph, "100 Posters, 134 Squirrels", which highlights Jay Ryan's music gig posters accompanied by essays from the likes of Steve Albini, Art Chantry & Greg Knot.

In addition, there will be on exhibit a selection of monoprints curated by Foundation Projects own Elizabeth Cline, who will be present to answer questions about the artist & handle acquisitions.

Jay Ryan is a Chicago based artist that has been an innovator of hand process methods & DIY techniques for over 10 years. From concept to production, his hand-screened posters are known for the distinctive hand drawn type & whimsical characters that distinguish him as a master of the medium with an overwhelming following of collectors. His idiosyncratic style appeals to people on all levels as great design & artwork.

The monoprints that will be on display are silkscreen collage composites of years of perfecting these techniques and mastering properties inherent in the medium. They are complied from numerous random project screens from Ryan's studio created over a period of years. Prints are pulled based on color, shape and composition & another shape is added. The collages bring the silkscreen into the fine art realm by representing principles of color, shape & form.

Foundation Projects is a curatorial project based in Los Angeles, previously Foundation Gallery in Chicago.

For more information about Foundation Projects, please visit their Web site www.foundation-gallery.org.

Email Elizabeth Cline for Jay Ryan art inquiries or press inquiries: info@foundation-gallery.org

danielle b. ashton was chosen by LACMA for a studio visit in consideration of a purchase for their collection of emerging artists. LACMA called the gallery the day that the show, “Regeneration” was ending, to inform me that they were interested in a studio visit with danielle b. A nice way to end a show.