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DCon (Designer Con) : 2021

Dates: November 12, 2021 | November 14, 2021
Venue: Unknown

Art Truancy: Celebrating 20 Years of Juxtapoz Magazine

Dates: May 15, 2014 | June 4, 2014
Venue: Jonathan Levine Gallery

The lost art of the mix tape: a simple piece of plastic slid into a pocket or delivered in an envelope, each song on it deeply personal – a promise of heartbreak or love, anger or joy. When fit together like the pieces of a puzzle, the music creates a stream of consciousness, a Rorschach experience with each individual’s reaction completely unique. It’s this experience that Dark Dark Science recreates with MIXTAPE, an interactive journey through the minds of twenty-four acclaimed fine artists. LA MiXTAPE documents the effect of music on the process of creation, asking each participating artist to create a piece titled after a song, artist, or band that has inspired or influenced his/her creative process. Curators Jessicka Addams and Brian Wakil have arranged the selections into a single dialogue between 24 fine artists and their musical muses, and in turn a conversation has been created between the artists themselves about the relationship between their art and music.

Dates: August 4, 2012 | Unknown
Venue: LeBasse Projects

Supernova

New York, NY January 2006 – After taking over a year and a half off for the birth of his first baby, artist Jeff Soto has returned to his studio to create nearly twenty-five works for his solo exhibition, Supernova, opening on Saturday, February 18th from 6pm-9pm at Jonathan LeVine Gallery. The exhibition will be on view through March 18th, 2006. Soto transplants his magical world onto the Chelsea gallery walls with paintings on wood, including a panel spanning twelve feet long, and works on paper. An installation of paintings, photographs, and found objects will also be on view.