Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Shameless, Nameless & Recycled





Shameless, Nameless & Recycled
Holiday Charity Exhibition
December 11th – January 30th
Opening Reception: Friday, December 11, 2009, 7-9pm.



POPgallery is pleased to present its Holiday Charity Exhibition, Shameless, Nameless & Recycled, a multi-media group show featuring the works of one hundred international artists, designers and craftsmen & craftswomen. All the works have been donated and one hundred percent of the proceeds go directly to charity. Allow us to explain the theme of the show…

Shameless = anything goes…content and medium included! Shamelessly inexpensive too! Everything is 100 bucks!

Nameless = we showcase all of the artwork anonymously. Artists’ names will appear alphabetically on the show card and catalog, but the work itself shall remain unsigned… nameless… anonymous! This plays into the charitable spirit and adds a bit of intrigue!

Recycled = the idea is that the artists can recycle their previous work or recycle their past ideas, or even recycle something that has inspired them. The only parameter is that each piece is no larger than 12” x 12” square. Paintings, woodwork, books, zines, sculptures, music, photography, illustration and other mediums will all be shown and heard.

Participating artists include:

Joshua Adams, Doug Aitken, Roman Alonso, Rachel Ashwell, Marc Atlan, Amy Balkin, Hershel Baltrotsky, Kevin Beasley, Gary Benzel, Emily Berger, Daniel Bernauer, Louise Bonnet, Jef Bourgeau, Davin Brainard, Jamie Brisick, Steven Brown, Deanne Cheuk, Tofer Chin, Sarah Christoph, Destin Clover, Denise Gonzales Crisp, Jérôme Curchod, Jeremy Deputat, Julia Dittberner, Nick Egan, Stephen Eichorn, Jessica Erickson, Kevin Ewing, Kyle Field, J. Bennett Fitts, Jane Weatherford Fitts, Frohawk Two-Feathers, Ali Gallagher, Christopher Glancy, Ethan Greenbaum, Chris Griffith, Mary Addison Hackett, Jim Harrington, Steve Harrington , Alexis Hartman, Ethan Hill, Ryan Hitzel, Yuka Hollingsworth, Andrea Hornick, Steven Johanknecht, Katsuo Design, Benjamin Klevay, Rick Klotz , Justin Krietemeyer, Scooter LaForge, Amanda Lawrence, Jenny Lé, Calvin Lee, Atherton Lin, Staci MacKenzie, Jeffrey Mathews, Geoff Mcfetridge, Campbell Milligan, Becca Moon, Juan Mas, Monica Morant, Maria Moyer, Andrew Neuhues, Ace Norton, Mike Pare, Dane Peterson, Sally Peterson, Mike Piscitelli, David Rager, Jon Rose, Danuta Rothschild, Sharon Ryba , Brooks Salzwedel, Chris Samuels, Mark Sangbusch, Kristofferson SanPablo, Michael Seiler, Zen Sekizawa, Pam Shamshiri, Adam Silverman, Topher Sinkinson, Anabel Sinn, Ryan Jacob Smith, Verity Smith, Cara Snyder, Matt Sohl, Erika Somogyi, Misato Suzuki, Marilee Sweeney, Comora Tolliver, Tryharder, Maggie Ward, Rory Wilson, David Wisseberg, Ade Wood, Florencio Zavala


The Show Catalogue
A limited edition show catalogue with each nameless contribution will be available for order to continue to raise money for these charities in the months to come. Within the catalogue, an anonymous quote by each artist about his or her submission will accompany each work. The catalogue will be available to order at the show opening on December 11th or by contacting ann@thePOPstudio.com

About the charities:

We are aligning with two local charities: The Downtown Women’s Center and The Children’s Institute. Each buyer will be able to choose to which of these charities they would like their money to go.


Downtown Women’s Center (dwcweb.org)
The mission of the Downtown Women’s Center is to provide permanent supportive housing and a safe and healthy community fostering dignity, respect, and personal stability, and to advocate ending homelessness for women.

The Children’s Institute (childrensinstitute.org)
When children are traumatized by violence, their chances of growing up to lead healthy, productive lives are threatened. They are more likely to fail in school, enter the criminal justice system, and repeat the cycle. With intervention, though, the harmful effects of violence can be mitigated and the cycle broken. CII provides healing so traumatized children can recover and lead healthy lives, while working to shape the field of children’s services through innovative research, demonstration projects, and professionally accredited training programs.

Payment shall be made by check only. No cash or credit cards accepted. Checks will be made out directly to: Downtown Women’s Center or The Children’s Institute, Inc.


Shameless, Nameless & Recycled will be on view at POPgallery (3505 Helms, Culver City, CA 90232) from December 11, 2009 through January 30, 2009. Gallery hours by appointment, please feel free to contact us Monday through Friday, 11am to 5pm.


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about POPgallery:
We love art. We love imaginative thinking, organic experimentation, collaborative environments and the incubation of new ideas. Art inspires everything we do, and inspiration is a vital element of our daily needs. POPgallery provides an environment dedicated to artists, both emerging and established, whose work we are honored to present. Artists in all mediums are invited to show here, and our space functions as a vessel for the artist’s vision. One hundred percent of the profits from the space go directly back to the artists.

For further information please contact Ann Gordon at tel. + 1 310 558 2080 or via email at ann@thePOPstudio.com

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