Didn’t get to attend this event, but the pictures look really good. The folks from You Are Beautiful put together an event with art from all over the place. Many of the works will be installed in the streets of San Francisco after the show is taken down.
Here are a few pictures from their site.
Check out this event in SF. I sent a work to be installed in the streets after the show.
Mr. Porous Walker is doing a workshop there, too.
You Are Beautiful Exhibition
Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts, San Francisco CA
January 14th – February 25th, 2012
Opening Reception: Wednesday, January 18th, 2012 6:30-9:30p
You Are Beautiful is a simple, powerful statement aspiring to create moments of positive self realization. The exhibition is an anonymous collective of community based projects and interventions, using drawings, photographs, found objects, video, and installation to engage this fundamental concept in innovative and diverse ways. Also on view, is the You Are/ I Am Book Series, a global, collaborative project from the 2005 exhibit in Chicago.
We’re really getting pumped up about our show at the end of the month. If you can make it, please come and check out what we’ve been working on. I think you’ll really like it. Click here to visit Crummy House and get some more details.
Happy Holiday season. I did a little brainstorming and made this to be sent to the Share Your Beauty exhibition put together by the folks behind You Are Beautiful. I thought it was an appropriate post for the holidays. I’m thankful for everyone out there that happens to come across this message. Thank you, carry on and be safe out there.
Yes, even in Texas it is getting colder. Well, not too cold. Working on some different directions to lead us into the new year. Moving forward, so as to keep from moving back. I’ll be posting a few things up from a few events in the past couple weeks, but back to work in getting some new stuff for your eyes to look upon.
I was lucky to get to be one of the choir this past weekend when artist Andy Rihn saw his vision of hundreds of Texan’s dressed in denim create magical music with hammers. Alexandra Valenti shot this great photo of some hammered individuals below and here is a link to read up more on Texas Longest Hammer Choir. I’m super pumped up to see the final video and sounds that we created at the showing upcoming the near future.
Here are a couple shots I took:
