Epic Carnival at Daniel Rolnik Gallery

Daniel Rolnik Gallery in LA (2675 S La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90034) presents Epic Carnival featuring local artists, bands, comedians, celebrity dogs, and a new art show June 11 from noon until midnight.  This is  the next step in the war against the whitewallians (cold and unfriendly feeling galleries with sterile white walls), incorporating the community of Los Angeles and enabling people to sell their own art as part of our festival. Featuring galleries from Pasadena, Highland Park, and West L, quarterly local art magazines  and JT Steiny, an artist and professor from OTIS College who is bringing a whole collective of his students to participate. They will be building a photo station and doing live projections over the bands. Plus some more surprises.

LOCAL ART MAGAZINES

amadeus Mag

No Greater Good Mag

The Gremlin Quarterly

LOCAL SKATE SHOP

Courthouse

LOCAL ARTISTS

Kat Philbin & Big Tasty

Tuesday Bassen

JT Steiny & John Charles Bricker (OTIS College art collective composed of

JT's students)

Mary Delioussina

@AtticusLovesYou

Tim McCormick

LOCAL PRINTMAKERS

Little Friends of Printmaking

PINS

TapCo

World Famous Original

Hannah Nance Partlow

LOCAL SOFT GOODS

Steff Bomb

Penny Sparkle Designs

LOCAL GALLERIES

Flower Pepper Gallery (Pasadena, CA)

Giant Robot (West LA)

Co-Lab Gallery (Highland Park)

LOCAL ANIMALS

Chamaco the Griffon

LOCAL FOOD

East Los Musubi

Waterfall Sorbet

LOCAL BANDS - (SCHEDULE)

Victoria - 12:30pm - 1:00pm

Kalisher - 1:15pm - 1:55pm

Twentytwofourteen - 2:10pm - 2:50pm

Brissey - 3:05pm - 3:50pm

Cotton Ships - 4:05pm - 4:50pm

Celebrity Crush - 5:05pm - 5:50pm 

hit me, Harold - 6:05pm - 6:50pm

Paper Days (San Diego) - 7:05pm - 7:50pm

Hollow Ran - 8:05pm - 8:50pm

Pedestrian - 9:05pm - 9:50pm 

ART SHOW INSIDE DANIEL ROLNIK GALLERY

"KROSSD KOVERS" - a selection of rock n' roll inspired paintings and prints

by Keith Dugas (@KROSSDart) including the artist's micro version of the ABC's

(A is for Andy Warhol, Z is for Frank Zappa, etc...)

Live Free Podcast Group Show at The Daniel Rolnik Gallery

5 years ago, Mike Maxwell started a podcast, to fill a void he saw existed in the art world. Mike wanted to interview visual artists and have them tell their story. Starting out interviewing friends and contemporaries, 171 episodes later, Mike can celebrate the 5 year anniversary of his endeavor. To Celebrate, Mike contacted the worlds most adorable art critic Daniel Rolnik, about having a group art show. Of course, Daniel jumped on the opportunity to host such a huge event and on November 7th, "Live Free Podcast Group Show" will have it's opening reception at the Daniel Rolnik Gallery. Featuring a long list of artists, the show is sure to be a wonderful event. Anyone within decent driving distance of Santa Monica, should make a plan to head on down to the opening reception and take in some art.

ARTISTS

Adam Cardwell, Adam Feilbelman, Anthony Lister, Beau Roulette, Ben Horton, Ben Venom, Brian Barnacle, Bwana Spoons, Celeste Byers, Chris Haueter, Chris Rini, Daniel Gibson, Dave MacDowell, Defer, Don Pendleton, Erin M. Riley, Gabe Leonard, Jaclyn Rose, Jason Jagel, John Casey, Johnny KMNDZ Rodriguez, Judith Supine, Kevin Christy, Konecki, Kyle Ranson, Lauren Napolitano, Lucien Shapiro, Marcelo Macedo, Martin Machado, Mike Egan, Mike Giant, Mike Maxwell, Paul Urich, Porous Walker, Ray Taylor, Rich Jacobs, Ricky Watts, Ryan De La Hoz, Steve Caballero [Bones Brigade], Tim McCormick, Travis Louie, Christian Rex Van Minnen, and Max Kaufman.

NOTES

The opening reception will take place on NOVEMBER 7th from 7pm - 11pm at Daniel Rolnik Gallery - 1431 Ocean Ave, Santa Monica, CA 90401.

Free parking is available in the public Santa Monica city lots on 2nd Street at Santa Monica Blvd, Broadway, or Colorado. Street Parking is also available. 

GALLERY 

http://www.danielrolnikgallery.com

 

 

- Mark-Anthony

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Pacific & Northwest at Daniel Rolnik Gallery - Bwana Spoon and Tripper Dungan

"Pacific & Northwest" is an art show showcasing the happy, fun, and colorful paintings of Bwana Spoons and Tripper Dungan. 

Bwana's pieces will primarily be focused around dinosaurs (having been inspired by his trip across the country stopping at dinosaur track museums - the strange American road-stop attractions frequently found in the middle of nowhere). 

Tripper's work will be focused on the culture of the West Coast - from big trees to hot dogs. All done on scavenged pieces of wood and made with as eco-friendly a process as possible. 

Both artists are creating hand-shaped and painted skateboards as well as a variety of installation items that will make you freak out and get super stoked. 3D glasses will be provided to all guests so they can experience the art and gallery in a vibrant new way.

About the artists

Bwana Spoon is a painter, toy maker, and half-jack of other trades. He loves trees, moss, and monsters. He currently resides in Portland, OR, where he has recently begun a collaboration with Kid Robot toys and is reopening the world famous Grass Hut inside of a comic shop.

Tripper Dungan was born in Santa Barbara, California. At the early age of 4 he got in trouble for coloring in his brothers He-Man coloring book. He hasn’t stopped making art since.​ He currently resides in Portland, OR where he recently completed a tiny house art installation named Lookie House - successfully funded via a kickstarter campaign.

"Pacific & Northwest" opens on July 18th at the world's only Daniel Rolnik Gallery

1431 Ocean Ave, Santa Monica, CA 90401

Free parking is available in the public lots on 2nd street (cross-street of Santa Monica Blvd) - located only a few blocks from the gallery.

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Bring Art/Take Art Event presented by Daniel Rolnik Gallery

Daniel Rolnik Gallery presents Bring Art/ Take Art, a great art trading event being held at The Standard Hotel in West Hollywood, CA. On April 10th, The Standard Hotel will host an epic party which will allow creative people to mingle and meet one another, while swapping creative pieces. The goal of this event seems to be to allow artists to meet one another, outside of the studio, while also providing a low cost way to get some new art. All local artists should RSVP for the event and meet some other local creatives. Keep in mind, art is not limited to canvas work.

 - Mark-Anthony

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