Thursday, May 29, 2008
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Scary in Sac!
Anatomy show @ Bodytribe
21st and J
Sacramento, CA
All kinds of artists will be there!
GreenBuilt
May 10th!
Recycle Show
1931 H Street
Sacto CA 95605
www.GreenBuilt.com
Nicolas Caesar
Temple Terkildsen
Mark Fox
Cinder
John Hageman jr.
21st and J
Sacramento, CA
All kinds of artists will be there!
GreenBuilt
May 10th!
Recycle Show
1931 H Street
Sacto CA 95605
www.GreenBuilt.com
Nicolas Caesar
Temple Terkildsen
Mark Fox
Cinder
John Hageman jr.
Sunday, May 4, 2008
The Main Artery pix
Not many cause we were too distracted by great food, wine and people
John Hageman jr
My Moaning Mona
Broken Toyland, me and John
Thank you Sarah for taking the pictures
John Hageman jr
My Moaning Mona
Broken Toyland, me and John
Thank you Sarah for taking the pictures
the main ARTery gallery
"Under The Big Top"
April 26 - July 18
Opening Reception Sat. May 3rd 2-5pm
453 west J street
benicia, ca 94510
707.745.2768 friday-sunday 9-5 (usually) Nicolas Caesar, Fred Camargo, Gary Comoglio, Joanna Crawshaw, Kristen Cumings,
Brian Giambastiani, John Hageman, Sharon Halper, John Hanna, Ian Hart,
Lorri-Marie Jenkins, Rob Jenkins, Ramona Kennon, Dorrie Langley, Rick Mariani,
Valery Milovic, Janis Ong, Aydasara Ortega, Anthony Augustin Papini, Matthew Reamer, Sally Rodriguez, Arturo Rovo, Bob Russell, Lauren Shahroody, Barbara Silverman,
Jessica Stafford, John Tullis, Jenny Yandell
Sunday, March 30, 2008
Mark Fox Moonshine
Check out the book "Moonshine" by Scary-Art Collective member, Mark Fox!
http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/209306
http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/209306
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
The Scary-Art Umbrella Will Soon Shade the Planet
"Scary-Art" was a term coined in early 2006 by friend, art-lover and gym owner, Chip Conrad, to describe the paintings of Nicolas Caesar. Not entirely unlike Mary Shelly's creature, Scary-Art has taken on a life of its own since that moment several moons ago. Yes, it still describes Caesar's art, but it also describes his outsider artist friends and cohorts who began showing with him in Sacramento's midtown muffin shop galleries and any other venue that would have them. Now "Scary-Art" describes a group of maladjusted misfits who pal around and spend their time painting, sculpting, gluing, photographing, stitching and repurposing whatever catches their fancy, as well as the things they have painted, sculpted, glued, photographed, stitched and repurposed. And so the Scary-Art Collective came into the world. Love us or hate us, here we are.
Recently, Caesar and fellow scary artist John Hageman, Jr. began work on a few new web comic projects. First, we were treated with entertaining tales of zombified warts, morons at street fairs and drawings of 'Satan's Onion Ring' in Nicolas Caesar's Grindhouse. While only a few weeks into their newest experiment, "Schadenfreude," we've learned that sometimes Gremlins like to wear hotpants (why NOT hotpants?) and that you can fit 17 happy meal toys up an emo kid's ass if you really try. These twisted weeklies were teamed up with Hageman's irreverent "Social Vermyn" web comic, and Scary-Art Comics, as Douglas Adams so aptly put it, 'had suddenly been called into existence.'
And here we are, with the virtual ink still wet on the latest web comic, giving you MORE news about another sprouting tentacle of the Scary-Artctopus. We are excited to announce the unavoidable approach of SCARY-CRAFT! Go ahead. Lock your doors and bar your windows ... the E6000 fumes will creep through the cracks and find you. Stay tuned as we build onto our "brand" with a new logo, web page and get ready for our first show later this year!
Recently, Caesar and fellow scary artist John Hageman, Jr. began work on a few new web comic projects. First, we were treated with entertaining tales of zombified warts, morons at street fairs and drawings of 'Satan's Onion Ring' in Nicolas Caesar's Grindhouse. While only a few weeks into their newest experiment, "Schadenfreude," we've learned that sometimes Gremlins like to wear hotpants (why NOT hotpants?) and that you can fit 17 happy meal toys up an emo kid's ass if you really try. These twisted weeklies were teamed up with Hageman's irreverent "Social Vermyn" web comic, and Scary-Art Comics, as Douglas Adams so aptly put it, 'had suddenly been called into existence.'
And here we are, with the virtual ink still wet on the latest web comic, giving you MORE news about another sprouting tentacle of the Scary-Artctopus. We are excited to announce the unavoidable approach of SCARY-CRAFT! Go ahead. Lock your doors and bar your windows ... the E6000 fumes will creep through the cracks and find you. Stay tuned as we build onto our "brand" with a new logo, web page and get ready for our first show later this year!
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