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Some pics from the GRLA show tonite! That’s Albert Reyes’s “house”
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Some pics from the GRLA show tonite!
That's Albert Reyes's "house"
That's Albert Reyes's "house"
[nggallery id=85] Free To A Good Home at GR2, February 17 – March 14 Reception: Saturday, February 17 GR2 2062 Sawtelle Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90025 gr2.net (310) 445 – 9276 Giant Robot is proud to present Free To A Good Home, a group show at GR2 that will benefit Kitten Rescue, a Los Angeles-based organization saves kittens and cats from the high-kill shelter system and fosters them until they can find the right homes. Paintings, illustrations, photography, and other pieces will be inspired by—but not limited to—cats. Artists are slated to include: Andrice Arp Robert Bellm Jeffrey Brown Martin Cendreda Austin English Evah Fan Susie Ghahremani Leif Goldberg Katherine Guillen Myleen Hollero Jordin Isip kozyndan Le Merde Justin “Scrappers” Morrison Munkao Saelee Oh Martin Ontiveros John Pham Pryor Praczukowski Aaron Renier Albert Reyes Zach Rossman Brian Rush Jay Ryan Souther Salazar Jeana Sohn Deth P. Sun Daria Tessler Marci Washington Steve Weissman Andrew Jeffrey Wright Ten percent of art sales from the show will go toward Kitten Rescue. An opening reception featuring kittens, cats, and many of the artists will take place from 6:30 – 10:00 on Saturday, February 17.
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No Wii party can happen without Thai food. With the tons of styro containers and a limited amount of space, you can stack them into the covers to create a grid of food only. Something like this. It’s so simple, but I never thought of this. See the TV? You can’t see what’s on there. Is it porn? If you know about Wii’s, you can see the Wii at the bottom of the Ikea PS cabinet. Look at the reflection on the table, that’s the screen where you make your profile. More to come on the Wii including some video.
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No Wii party can happen without Thai food. With the tons of styro containers and a limited amount of space, you can stack them into the covers to create a grid of food only.
Something like this. It's so simple, but I never thought of this.
See the TV? You can't see what's on there. Is it porn? If you know about Wii's, you can see the Wii at the bottom of the Ikea PS cabinet. Look at the reflection...