lot1433 Art and Design

Last night was another great one! Last I heard, over 400 people came out to the “Out of the Box” show. There were over 40 artists! Sorry if you missed it. Maybe we’ll see you at the next one!

Here is a list of the artists involved:
Adriaan Mol, Alex Molina, Amy Wieck, Andrew White, Armando Jaimes, Brian Adams, Decoy, Brian Feldman, Brice Stephens, Brigan Gresh, Christian Guevarra, David Cookson, Dawn Ferguson, Dina Mack, DJ Norman, Dolla Lama, Elizabeth Shupe, Enrique Zayas, Erin Casey, Erin Searcy, Idith Levy, Jason Lee, Jessica Peguero, Johannah O’Donnell, Joshua Almond, Kelledy Francis, Kristen Kring, Lance Parker, Liz Watkins, Marla Mirabal, Misha Villanueva, Pat Greene, Patti Coyle, Rachel Simmons, Richard Minino, Robert Beck, Ryan Kittleson, Sandra Bruner, Scott Beavin, Tic Bowen, Vito Pelikan

Thanks everyone!

Just wanted to share this kinetic sculpture at the BMW Museum. Niiiiiiice.

Here’s a link to a longer one without the super soundtrack. (but the “soma-speak” can be heard in the background)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVhVClFMg6Y

Here’s a little ditty in the Orlando Weekly about Brigan Gresh and Andrew White:
http://orlandoweekly.com/artsculture/story.asp?id=12460

Thanks Liz!

UPDATE: AS PER RICK “Due to a death in the family and other factors, the art show Rick Jones: Allotropes has been postponed to a date in the near future.

Apologies. The new date will be announced soon.

Thanks

-Rick”

Our condolences Rick.

Check out www.rickjonesprojects.com for more info.

Mark Hofreiter will be showing his latest work and playing music at Stardust.
It all starts at 7pm on July 5th.

Brigan Gresh solo show at Pound Gallery for the month of July!
Opening July 5th at 7pm, the show consists of all new work.
Hope to see you there!

CALL TO ARTISTS

Guess what! Bay Two is happening again! And true to form……..it’s short notice!!!
There will be an art event on July 12th. It should prove to be just as big as the last one. Lookee here: Bay Two

EMAIL LOT1433 FOR MORE INFO!

Orlando GuitarTown is a public arts project featuring 10-foot tall fiberglass Gibson Les Paul Guitar Sculptures that are to be artistically designed by Florida based visual artists and celebrities along with smaller Showcase Gibson Les Paul guitars. The guitar sculptures will be placed throughout Downtown Orlando in front of city landmarks and businesses which will serve as an artistic reminder and display of Orlando’s great musical heritage. This is a great opportunity for Florida based visual artists and celebrities to be involved with a unique public arts project.

If you are interested, shoot us an email and we’ll send you a prospectus.(It’s 6 pages)