Posted on 26 November 2008 by atek
Art Whino presents Skin Deep. In this exhibit Jason Snyder explores our glossy exterior and how it is used to hide the person and feelings beneath what is superficial. Jason examines the struggle between the internal and external personae and the motivation for the great lengths we go to cover what we perceive as unattractive about ourselves.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Saturday, December 13th, from 6pm – Midnight
Location:
173 Waterfront St.
National Harbor, MD 20745
Music by DJ Mikel Panda
Show end date: Jan 17th
The event is FREE and open to the public.
This should be another great exhibit featured at Art Whino’s Gallery.
Posted on 21 November 2008 by Van
This Sunday from Noon to 6pm at the National Harbor
Stencil Nation book signing by Russell Howze.
Presentation by Russell Howze on the Art of Stencil 2 - 3pm
Panel discussion from 3 – 4pm focused on the popularity and growth of stencil art and it’s transition into fine art galleries.
So I came across the opening reception for Stencil a bit late. By late, I mean PaperMonster had already given me a link to the pics. The good thing is this Sunday, the author of Stencil Nation, Russell Howze, will be available for book signings, a one presentation and panel discussion at Art Whino. And the exhibit will be displayed through December 6th. Off topic, if you missed the opening night, you’ve also missed a great set by Sean aka DJ FACE. Come by Sun Lounge on Saturdays if you wanna indulge…
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Posted on 12 August 2008 by Van
Immediately when I came across this mixed medium piece, my first thought was where I have come across those eyes before. It didn’t take too long to recall that PaperMonster had several pieces displayed at Art Whino some time ago. The above stencil painting is an ode to Samus of Metroid appropriately named “The Return of Samus”. Having seen PaperMonster’s previous work, I’m confident enough to say anyone must see this piece in person. The I am 8-Bit show commences this Thursday and continues onward to Sunday, September 7th. If you happen to be in LA, mark it on your calendar to attend this event.
Make the leap to see another submission by PaperMonster.
Image Source: Juxtapoz via PaperMonster
World of Wonder Storefront Gallery
6650 Hollywood Blvd
Hollywood, Cali.
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Posted on 31 March 2008 by Van
Yuri’s Night ‘08 - World Space Party
Join Art Whino for an OUT OF THIS WORLD experience as we celebrate Yuri’s Night, a World Space Party commemorating Russian Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, and the first human space flight. Yuri’s Night is like the St. Patrick’s Day or Cinco de Mayo for space. It is a day when the world comes together to celebrate the power, beauty, and party potential of space.
So dress yourself in your best celestial attire (prizes awarded); come see an art exhibition of other-worldly magnitude, and enjoy a Vodka of space themed libations by Stoli Vodka. Cosmic burlesque performances featuring Miss Saturn, spaced out Russian-style post-punk music by Mr. Moccasin, spacey DJ sets, and more will temporarily elevate you from your daily earthly existence.
Performances by: Miss Saturn, Gilded Lily Burlesque, L’il Dutch & selected scenes from Landless Theatre Company’s Space Battles the Musical will orbit throughout the night, hosted by the enigmatic Master Uranus.
“Circling the Earth in my orbital spaceship I marveled at the beauty of our planet. People of the world, let us safeguard and enhance this beauty — not destroy it!” Yuri Gagarin, 1st human in space.
Art Whino has been blessing Old Town, Alexandria with quite the numerous amount of exhibits. This particular event is an ode to the first man in space and orbit the Earth, Yuri Gagarin. This event also marks Art Whino’s first time extending its hours to 2am. For more info, make the leap to www.outofthisworldparty.com. I’ve never made it in time for the music portion of any Art Whino exhibit, but the installations are worth seeing.
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Posted on 02 March 2008 by Van
Unlike your usual Art Whino event, this one costs a bit of change and falls on a Saturday. But with the $20 advance/25 at door cover, not only do you get to see a visual treat by Ted Kliman, food and wine is included. Well at least you get 3 drink tickets for a samplings of Robert Kacher wines. I’m not certain what edible samplings will be offered by Bastille. But overall, for 20 bucks for the early birds equates to a great evening of food, wine, art and music. Please contact susannah@artwhino.com if you want in on pre-sale tickets.
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