Archive for 'Frohawk Two-Feathers'

Art for SPC

Posted on 17. May, 2010 by niki in Donald Baechler, Events, Frohawk Two-Feathers, Yoko Ono

Tomorrow night, Tuesday May 18th in New York, Milk Gallery will be holding an art auction to benefit the Stephen Petronio Dance Company.  2K artists Yoko Ono, Donald Baechler and Frohawk Two-Feathers will have work up for auction.   The show runs from 6:30-9:30pm and features a teaser performance by the Stephen Petronio Company.
More information here.

A contemporary art auction to benefit the Stephen Petronio Dance Company
Event Chair Cindy Sherman

Teusday May 18th
6:30-9:30

Milk Gallery
450 West 15th St

Aftershock LA

Posted on 13. May, 2010 by niki in Artists, Events, Frohawk Two-Feathers, Katuso Design, Kime Buzzelli, Misato Suzuki

This Saturday night May 15th Royal T will be hosting a night of art, music, dancing and fun to benefit Build Change.                                                                      Some fantastic 2K By Gingham artists are involved as well …Katsuo Design, Misato Suzuki, Kime Buzzelli & Frohawk Two-Feathers.

More info on the show:

ELEMENTAL PRODUCTIONS + ROYAL/T present
AFTERSHOCK LA : a benefit for BUILD CHANGE

Join us for a night of art, music and dancing and party to help developing countries
build earthquake-resistant houses. All proceeds and 50% of art auction sales
go to BUILD CHANGE.
BUILD CHANGE is an international, non-profit organization that designs earthquake-resistant houses
in developing countries and trains builders, homeowners, engineers, and government officials to
build them.
www.buildchange.org

ART EXHIBIT & AUCTION NIGHT
organized by CAFEMODE
curated by Kio Griffith
with curatorial assistance by Judith Kyvik + Bill Farroux

• FEATURING 92 ARTISTS AND OVER 100 WORKS OF ART

• AFTERSHOCK LA EVENT PARTY & AUCTION FINALE:
MAY 15, 2010 (Saturday) from 7:30pm-11:30pm

• ART PREVIEW & BIDDING STARTS:
MAY 10-14, 2010 (Monday thru Friday) from 10am to 6pm

SELECTED WORKS BY:

LISA ADAMS | DEREK ALBECK | DOUGLAS ALVAREZ | FUMIKO AMANO | JACKI APPLE | MICHAEL ARATA | DANIELA ARBIZZI | MARI ARAKI | MATTIA BIAGI | AIROM BLEICHER | CLAYTON BROTHERS | ELLEN BURR | KIME BUZZELLI | RYAN CALLIS | NATHAN CARTWRIGHT | FREDDI CERASOLI | TOFER CHIN | L. CROSKEY | DAVID DE BOER | TIMOI DE LEON | JUSTIN DIAMOND | ANNA DUSI | SHIGENORI EBATA | DOUG EISENSTARK | AMIR FALLAH | EVAH FAN | BILL FARROUX | REMI FEBRUARY | RONI FELDMAN | PJ FIDLER | KATERI FORBES | AARON FREEMAN | CLARK GOOLSBY | PHYLLIS GREEN | JAMES GRIFFITH | KIO GRIFFITH | THOMAS HAN | PHIL HAYES | SALOMON HUERTA | ASKA IIDA | ICHIRO IRIE | RICH JACOBS | JAMES JEAN | NISEY JORDAN | AUDREY KAWASAKI | YUMIKO KAYUKAWA | KEITH KNIGHT | STEPHAN KOLSANOFF | JUDITH KYVIK | KELLY LEBWITH | SUJI LEE | DANIEL LIM | TIFFANY LIN | TIFFANY LIU | CARL LOZADA | SAMANTHA MAGOWAN | JASON MANLEY | KAORU MANSOUR | JON MEASURES | GABI MENDOZA | SONIK MERCURY | JEFFREY MOHR | EDITH MONDRAGON | BRENDAN MONROE | MISATO NAGARE | ALAN NAKAGAWA | AYA NIIBO | FRIEDIA NIIMURA | PAM NOBUTO | JAYME ODGERS | AMY OLIVER | KENTON PARKER | AVE PILDAS | PLASTICGOD | POEL | MARY ANNA POMONIS | MAX PRESNEILL | RETNA | ANNA RODRIGUEZ | DON SCHMIDT | SHARKTOOF | AMY SHAWLEY | RICCARDO SPINOTTI | BILLY SPRAGUE | MARY SPRING | STEVE SUEOKA | MISATO SUZUKI | AGNES SZUMSKI | KAZU TABU | KEN TANAKA | MAYUMI TANAKA | FROHAWK TWO-FEATHERS | DOLORES UDAVE | EDWIN USHIRO | MARINA VALENTINA | PETER WATKINSON | VICTOR WILDE | NORTON WISDOM | IAN ETHAN VLOKE-WURTH | OVOL VELLUM VLOKE-WURTH | GREG YERMAKOV

(Artwork will be on view at Royal/T during the preview week from 10:00a.m.- 6:00p.m. or by special arrangement. Select artwork can be viewed online beginning May 10, 2010.)

ADMISSION – AFTERSHOCK LA EVENT:
$20 per person presale, available at http://aftershockla.eventbrite.com/
$25 per person at the door, cash only

INCLUDED WITH ADMISSION: delicious snacks, artist designed tote bag, unlimited photobooth pictures & drink ticket good for one GINGER SOJU LEMONADE TREMBLER
*Ages 21+, ID Required

AFTERSHOCK LA EVENT DETAILS:

• Music by DJ KING WO

• ROSALBA & THE ZAHIRA BELLY DANCERS @ www.rosalbabellydance.com
-Belly dancing show & lessons

• THE URBAN CRAFT CENTER @ www.urbancraftcenter.com
-Free crafting area
-Crafting supplies & kits for sale

• EARTHQUAKE MEDIA ROOM
-Earthquake media presentation
-Earthquake safety tips & supplies

for more information about AFTERSHOCK LA
please visit www.aftershockla.com

Frohawk Two-Feathers & Albert Reyes Guerrero Gallery

Posted on 08. Apr, 2010 by niki in Albert Reyes, Artists, Events, Frohawk Two-Feathers

If you’re in San Francisco this Saturday April 10th, do not miss this show!! Frohawk Two-Feather’s & Albert Reyes will be showing at Guerrero Gallery with loads of super talented guys. The opening reception is from 7-11 and the show runs through May 1st.aprilback.72-1

Frohawk Two-Feathers

Posted on 13. Jan, 2010 by niki in Artists, Frohawk Two-Feathers, Tees

The amazingly hyper-talented Frohawk Two-Feathers is a man of many hats.
Not only an imaginative illustrative painter, he is also the underground hip hop artist known as Hi Fidel and the stream of consciousness poetry pontificating performance artist Kent Cyclone.
We tracked down Mr. Two-Feathers and are happy to bring to you
Howl
Snake River
Children’s Crusade
and
Tatanka
For other colors and woman’s styles visit 2ktshirts
You can find more of his work at Taylor De Cordoba

Frohawk Two-Feathers

“Chicago born Frohawk Two Feathers is a man at the nexus of many truths. On one hand, he’s an alchemist of visual art who turns dull history into golden narratives rich with beautiful subversion. On the other, he’s a performance artist who experiments with music, poetry and alter egos, including the psychedelic sexpot Kent Cyclone. Then there’s Umar Rashid, the mastermind behind it all who percolates the creativity that keeps his many artistic endeavors running. As a visual artist, the Lincoln Heights resident creates evocative illustrations and paintings of fictional aristocrats that take stylistic cues from post-colonial era portraiture. These colorful works — which glean the outsider-art aesthetic of murals and public art — explore the intricacies of race, the malleability of class and the fragility of how history is constructed. Although his characters are fictional — some are absurd inhabitants of the imagined country of Frengland — they are abstractions of a real ruling class that present a visual dialogue between the oppressor and the oppressed. Whether he’s challenging expectations with his personas or rewriting history in his paintings, Frohawk embodies the peripatetic Los Angeles art scene, where genre-obliteration reigns supreme and one medium is never seems enough. Frohawk is represented by Taylor De Cordoba in Los Angeles.”04FRO003_SNAKE_OFFWHITE04FRO002_CHILDRENS_OFFWHITE_men04FRO001_HOWL_PINACOLADA_men