Creep Machine Magazine – Contemporary Art & Culture

Tag: Camilla D. Errico

  • Shows this weekend: Kenny Scharf, Camille Rose Garcia and Scott G. Brooks

    Here is a rundown of some of the shows that will be opening this weekend.

    Friday:
    Thinkspace Gallery will have “Vain Remains” with new work from Camilla d’Errico and Caia Koopman. In the project room: “New Works On Paper” featuring new works by Lilly Piri, Fumi Nakamura, & Yuka Yamaguchi. Fresh Faces series: Nathan Deyoung with “Windows & Mirrors”.

    Saturday:
    Honor Fraser will host “Barberadise” with new works from Kenny Scharf

    Jonathan Levine Gallery will open “Ludovico Aversion Therapy” from D*Face & “As Cold As They Come” from Mark Dean Veca.

    Billy Shire Fine Arts: “Shag Swapmeet”, a one day event with originals, prints and more

    Kinsey/Desforges will open “After the Gold Rush” from Angelika J. Trojnarski

    Lebasse Projects has two shows opening, “Softly Encompassing the Womb” with new works from Edwin Ushiro and “Idealistically Hypocritical 3” from Ryuichi Ogino

    Merry Karnowsky Gallery will open “The Hydra of Babylon” featuring all new works by Camille Rose Garcia

    Last Rites Gallery will open two exhibitions, “Domestic Terror” by Scott G Brooks and “Pepto Dismal” by Jeff McMillan

    Shooting Gallery opens “Terrestrial Syndrome” with new work from Erik Otto and Kevin E. Taylor.
    Then right next door at White Walls is “The Future Is So Bright” new works by Albert Reyes and “Searching by flashlight, for the bright spots on your brain, and such” by Rich Jacobs

  • “Toys!” show at Gallery 1988 now online

    playtimesover.jpgThe “Toys!” show that is going on at the Gallery 1988 in LA is now online for your viewing pleasure. All art inspired by the toys of our youth, if your that old, and also some customs celebrating Hot Wheels 40th.

    Some really great art is in this show. I’m particularly fond of Camilla D. Errico’s paintings and those by Scott Scheidly, Johnny Crap, Davey Wong, Casey Weldon and of course those artists that were shown on the Creep Machine at one point such as Jim Harker, Allison Torneros, Lindsay Carr, Mark Brown & Shannon Bonatakis.

    It’s a great show that brings up a lot of memories. I really hope they make a print of the Anthony Clarkson “Playtime’s Over” painting (shown). That “My Pet Monster” looks like he’s ready to bring the pain.

    Check out the show here: Toys @ Gallery 1988