Apr 19 2012

The Art of Moonalice Poster Exhibit on April 20

The Art of Moonalice Poster Show graphic by Carolyn Ferris

The Art of Moon­al­ice Poster Show graphic by Car­olyn Ferris

Moon­al­ice is a band that com­mis­sions a poster for every gig and gives them away for free. Since the band’s for­ma­tion in 2007, Moon­al­ice has pro­duced a unique series of over 460 orig­i­nal gig posters with art­work from over 20 artists.

Moon­al­ice posters fea­ture art­work from many of the leg­endary poster artists of the psy­che­delic 60′s as well as today’s top rock poster artists. Moon­al­ice is a band that lets poster artists do what they do best – make art! Unen­cum­bered by stan­dard con­straints, Moon­al­ice posters are as diverse as the artists who cre­ate them.

On Fri­day April 20, 2012, Moon­al­ice proudly presents the third Art of Moon­al­ice poster exhibit, part of the Tribal Pow-Wow at Slim’s in San Fran­cisco. Doors open at 6:00pm.

Poster artists in atten­dance include:

Chuck Sperry • Dave Hunter • Chris Shaw • Alexan­dra Fis­cher • David SingerStan­ley MouseWes Wil­son • Lee Con­klin • Car­olyn Fer­ris • Den­nis Larkins •  Den­nis LorenJohn Seabury • John MavroudisLau­ren YurkovichDar­rin Bren­nerGary Hous­ton

Join the event on Face­book
more infor­ma­tion at MoonalicePosters.com

Slim’s 333 11th Street, San Fran­cisco, CA

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Mar 26 2012

NY on April 8, 2012">The Art of Moonalice at Brooklyn Bowl, NY on April 8, 2012

4/8/12 Moonalice poster by Chuck SperryThe Art of Moonalice

An exhibit of Rock Posters cre­ated for the band Moonalice

Moon­al­ice is a band that com­mis­sions a poster for every gig and gives them away for free.  Since the band’s for­ma­tion in 2007, Moon­al­ice has pro­duced a unique series of over 450 orig­i­nal gig posters with art­work from over 20 artists.

Moon­al­ice posters fea­ture art­work from many of the leg­endary poster artists of the psy­che­delic 60’s as well as today’s top rock poster artists.  Moon­al­ice is a band that lets poster artists do what they do best — make art! Unen­cum­bered by stan­dard con­straints, Moon­al­ice posters are as diverse as the artists who cre­ate them.

On Sun­day, April 8, 2012,  Moon­al­ice proudly presents a con­cert and poster show at the Brook­lyn Bowl.  The full series of Moon­al­ice posters will be on dis­play and avail­able for pur­chase at this first ever East Coast event.  Many Moon­al­ice poster artists will be attend­ing the event in-person. The poster show opens at 4:20 pm, Moonalice’s con­cert will fol­low the poster show in the evening.

SUNDAY — APRIL 8, 2012

Poster Show opens at 4:20pm with an Evening Per­for­mance by Moonalice

Artists in atten­dance:
David Singer • Stan­ley Mouse • Wes Wil­son
Chris Shaw • Alexan­dra Fis­cher • Lee Con­klin
Dave Hunter • Car­olyn Fer­ris • Den­nis Larkins
Wendy Wright • Chuck Sperry • Ron Dono­van
Den­nis Loren • John Seabury • John Mavroudis
Lau­ren Yurkovich • Dar­rin Brenner

Also fea­tur­ing posters by:
Gary Hous­ton • Claude Shade • Grace Slick
George and Patri­cia Sargent

BROOKLYN BOWL
61 Wythe Avenue
Brook­lyn New York

More info at www.Moonalice.com & www.MoonalicePosters.com

The Art of Moonalice at Brooklyn Bowl - graphic by Dave Hunter

The Art of Moon­al­ice at Brook­lyn Bowl
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Dec 6 2011

Malaquias Montoya Book Party

Malaquias Montoya book party

Book Party for Malaquias Mon­toya
Fri­day, Decem­ber 9, 2011, 6pm
East­Side Cul­tural Cen­ter, 2277 Inter­na­tional Blvd, Oakland

Cul­tural scholar and activist Terezita Romo has authored the first extended mono­graph of the life and work of Malaquias Mon­toya, the rev­o­lu­tion­ary print­maker and painter who was one of the great influ­ences of the Chi­cano Arts Move­ment of the 60’s and 70’s. In 2000, Malaquias spent a semes­ter as Vis­it­ing Pro­fes­sor in the Art Depart­ment at the Uni­ver­sity of Notre Dame, in Indi­ana, and he cur­rently holds the title of Vis­it­ing Fel­low in the Insti­tute for Latino Stud­ies at Notre Dame.

Come meet the artist and author at our pub­lic recep­tion and book party where we will host a dia­logue between Mon­toya and Romo. The artist will also have prints on dis­play and for sale, as well as the book.

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