ELEANOR GROSCH Exhibit at Workspace Saturday, June 7th | 6-10PM Workspace | 4501 N. Florida Ave., Tampa, FL
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JUNGYEON ROH in the Post It Show 9 at Giant Robot in Los Angeles, CA
Roh for Sea Shepherd Conservation Society
Jungyeon Roh contributed art to the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society's Waves of Change art show at the Hasted Kraeutler art gallery in Manhattan's West Village. The opening reception takes place on Thursday, June 27th and will include refreshments, music and a special speaking engagement from a Sea Shepherd ship captain. All proceeds from the sale of the art will go directly to the charity.
Founded in 1977 by Captain Paul Watson, Sea Shepherd's mission is to defend, conserve, and protect the world’s marine wildlife species and marine wilderness ecosystems. SSCS is the most aggressive, determined, active, and effective defender of marine wildlife in the world.
Hasted Kraeutler 537 West 24th Street, New York, NY
Roumieu for Garrison Creek Bat Co.
Graham Roumieu's bat created for Garrison Creek Bat Co. will be on display at 'Season Opener,' a celebration of baseball and art, opening Wednesday, April 3rd 2013 at the Steam Whistle Brewery art gallery (255 Bremner Blvd, Toronto). Other artists also on display are Kathryn Macnaughton, Lorraine Tuson, and Tavis Coburn among others.
http://www.steamwhistle.ca/events/eventdetail.php?id=1028
Pilar's Fashion Week Sketches
Bella Pilar's gorgeous artwork for the Papyrus display at this year's Mercedes Benz Fashion Week was a huge hit! Her posh cover girls appeared on the show schedule's cover, press passes, a foil-embossed greeting card custom created for the event and a highly sought-after VIP tote bag. The week-long event opened on February 7th and wraps up today in New York City. Check out the initial sketches below and read more about Mercedes Benz Fashion Week here.
Jungyeon Roh for The New York Times' Townies
Jungyeon Roh are exhibiting in TOWNIES: An Exhibition of Illustration from the New York Times Opinion Blog.Townies is a weekly series about life in New York (and occasionally other cities) written by the novelists, journalists and essayists who live there. The exhibition takes place on Thursday, February 7th at Gallery 7 in the New York Times building.
Thursday, February 7th, 2013 7-9pm Gallery 7, 620 8th Ave., 7th Floor, New York, NY
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Jungyeon Roh for All the Young Girls
Roh + Kiehl's Win Awards
Last year Jungyeon Roh created a series of illustrations for Kiehl’s Since 1851. In 2003, New York City mayor, Michael Bloomberg, declared November 12th 'Kiehl’s Day' in honor and recognition of their ongoing contributions to the community. Since then Kiehl’s stores worldwide have joined in the celebration, making significant contributions in their own communities to commemorate this special day. Jungyeon’s illustrations could be seen on Kiehl’s in-store signage and promo materials in stores worldwide.
The series (click here to see it) was so well-received it recently won a merit award in HOW magazine's InHOWse Design Competition. The awards program shines a spotlight on an under-represented segment of the design industry, giving in-house designers the kudos they deserve. Part of the Kiehl's series included a map of New York City's East Village, home to the original Kiehl's store in 1851. The map was chosen to appear in the Society of Illustrators 55 annual and will be on display as part of the Editorial, Book and Advertising exhibition at the Society of Illustrators in New York from January 30th through March 2nd, 2013. Congratulations go out to Jungyeon, Travis Cain (Art Director for the project) and everyone at Kiehl's!
SI Awards Presentation + Gala: Friday, February 1st, 2013 @ 6pm Society of Illustrators: 128 E. 63rd St., New York, NY
Haworth's Nerve Centre of the Empire
Hennie Haworth is participating in Nerve Centre of the Empire, a new exhibition recently opened at the Porthcurno Telegraph Museum, near Lands End in Cornwall. Formally the largest cable station in the world, the exhibition at Porthcurno shows what massive impact on society and technology this remote corner of south-west England had.
The exhibition was designed by Neil Tinson Studio.
Pilar for PIN
Bella Pilar will be part of the fourth annual Power In Numbers show at Nucleus Gallery in Alhambra, CA. This year's show had 100 international and local artists create 5 x 7 inch art in the medium and theme of their choosing. Each piece is priced at $100 and a selection of artworks will be auctioned with a portion of the night’s sales benefiting the American Red Cross of Greater Los Angeles and their efforts in aiding California wildfire victims. The show runs until Monday, December 28th, 2009.
Opening reception: Saturday, December 12th, 2009 7-10pm
Nucleus Gallery 210 E. Main St., Alhambra CA
Roumieu for 100 €
Graham Roumieu is part of the 100 € Show at the Hotel de Vil in Stuttgart, Germany. The 100 € Show is an international exhibition consisting of illustrators from Canada, Germany, England, France, Israel, Italy, USA, Korea, Holland, Spain, and Japan. Each illustration sells for 100 €. The show is 'cash and carry' and once a piece is sold the empty space on the wall reveals the artist's full name and county.
Each participating artist has been recognized either by The Society of Publication Design, American Illustration, The Advertising & Design Club of Canada, The Society of Illustrators, the Art Directors Club of New York or the Art Directors Club of Germany. Click here for a preview of the art.
Pilar's Wanderlust
Bella Pilar joins Ali Gallagher, Danielle DeFoe and Rebecca Friedman for Wanderlust. This group show opens on Saturday, December 12th and a portion of all proceeds goes to benefit Inner-City Arts.
Inner-City Arts is widely regarded as one of the nation's most effective arts education providers and is an oasis of learning, achievement and creativity in the heart of Los Angeles' Skid Row. Click here to find out more about Inner-City Arts and what they do.
Opening reception: Saturday, December 12th, 2009 7-11pm Goodform Salon 725 N.Fairfax Ave., Los Angeles CA
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Haworth for POCKOSHKO
Hennie Haworth was one of 20 international artists commissioned by Pocko, in collaboration with Magma, to customize a series of wooden Matryoshka dolls for POCKOSHKO. The exhibition opened at London's three Magma stores as part of the London Design Festival and will eventually travel to NYC, Madrid and Milan.
Other artists that participated in the project include: Studio Number One, Jeremyville, Dave McMacken, Mike Perry, McFaul, James Braithwaite, Tabas, Olaf Hajek, Paul Bower, Postics, Ben Newman, Staffan Larsson, Nomoco, James Dawe, Adam Hayes, Fernanda Cohen, Joey Hi-Fi, Kinpro and Jorge Alderete.
Haworth 'Said Why Eggs?'
Hennie Haworth was part of Said Why Eggs? at the East End Arts Club in London. The exhibition included 26 unique interpretations of the alphabet by 26 artists, printers and graphic designers.
Haworth at Kemistry, London
Hennie Haworth was one of 14 artists that took part in No Understanding Between the Brain and the Hands at Kemistry Gallery in London. For the show, Pocko invited five photographers and nine designers to create their own interpretations of Metropolis, the 1927 silent science fiction film created by the famed director Fritz Lang. The artists reinterpreted Lang's urban dystopia, creating new versions of the city as we know it today.
Haworth for The One Ton Show
Hennie Haworth contributed art to The One Ton Show at the East End Arts Club in London. Artists were asked to create a piece inspired by a song of their choice, the only rule being that the song had to be about London. Hennie's piece was inspired by You're the One for Me, Fatty by Morrisey.
Pilar's Animal Instinct
Bella Pilar is contributing artwork to Animal Instinct at The ARTery Gallery in Costa Mesa, CA. The show will feature work from over 25 artists and will include illustration, paintings, prints (including etching & letterpress), graffiti-influenced work, sculpture, crochet, photography, plush and more. Eighty percent of all proceeds go to the Humane Society of the United States. Fittingly, all pieces will include at least one animal.
The opening reception takes place on Saturday, November 7th, 2009 and will feature a live painting demonstration by Yuki Miyazaki, prizes from Urban Decay and Humanitaire and a photobooth from Visual Adhesive.
Opening reception: Saturday, November 7th, 2009 7-11pm
The ARTery Gallery @ The LAB 2930 Bristol St., Costa Mesa, CA
Roumieu at Drawn & Quarterly
Montreal-based Drawn & Quarterly will be hosting an art show and book launch for Graham Roumieu's latest release, Cat & Gnome, 'a tale so powerful it would make Shakespeare swallow his pen and crap out butterflies (citation needed).' Stop by Librairie Drawn & Quarterly on Wednesday, July 8th for an evening of presentations, stunts, Q & A's, general milling-about and chit-chat about new and old works by Graham. Artwork for sale is on exhibit from Friday, June 26th until Friday, July 31st, 2009.
Book Launch: Wednesday, July 8th, 2009 7pm
Librairie Drawn & Quarterly, 211 Bernard Ouest, Montreal, QC
Roumieu at Index G Gallery
Graham Roumieu is showing his series "Six Tiny Stories" as part of the Nuit Blanche event at Index G Gallery in Toronto. There is a special preview of the show taking place on Thursday, September 27th (7-10pm) with the official opening on the following Saturday, September 29th (7:30pm-dawn). Index G Gallery, 50 Gladstone Avenue, Toronto
Mole Sex
Phone Call
Shower
Space Football
Stoop and Scoop
Swinging
Roumieu at The Venice Contemporary
Curated by Dane Jensen, The Venice Contemporary presents Scoundrels an exhibition of drawings inspired by historical political cartoons and 21st Century business scandals. Graham Roumieu will be exhibiting alongside Eric White, Bob Dob, Nathan Spoor and Kris Lewis among others. The show opens this Saturday, May 19th 2007, reception from 7 - 11pm. The Venice Contemporary
12222 Venice Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90006
