The Carmichael Gallery just opened 'Get Rich Quick' - an all-star group show of after market works from the collections of the gallery's patrons including: Adam Neate, Antony Micallef, Banksy, Barry McGee, Bast, D*Face, Dalek, David Choe, David Choong Lee, Faile, Herbert Baglione, Ian Francis, KAWS, Nick Walker, Paul Insect, Shepard Fairey, Sixeart, Skullphone, Space Invader, Swoon, Will Barras and many more. The buzz on this one was large, and the gallery was packed throughout the evening. Made the trek out to the gallery with Allison Sommers and Joao Ruas in tow...
Wall of KAWS goodness...
An iconic Faile from their 1st show up at Fifty24SF... had for $150 originally... god bless the art market... now $15K (not much more than a few years later)...
By far the monster piece of the show from the one and only BANKSY...
Someone else cashing in on one of the gems from their early show up in SF at Fifty24SF
By far the monster piece of the show from the one and only BANKSY...
Someone else cashing in on one of the gems from their early show up in SF at Fifty24SF
A beautiful piece from Nick Walker...
Knock knock... WOW... would kill for this door from the mighty SWOON...
Monster 4x8' piece from David Choe...
Collection of Antony Micallef prints...
Goodness from D*Face...
The magic that is Ian Francis...
BAST keeps it dirty...
Tons of Shepard Fairey works were on view...
Another great piece from Nick Walker...
Another view of the collection of Faile boxes that were on view...
Carmichael Gallery of Contemporary Art
1257 N. La Brea Ave in West Hollywood / 323.969.0600
http://www.carmichaelgallery.com/
Fellow Brazilians meet for the 1st time - Joao Ruas with Thais Beltrame...
Whose 'When All The Stars Are Gone' solo also opened in conjunction with 'Get Rich Quick'. Profiled here in an earlier post, the works of Beltrame need to be viewed in person, as does her delicatley intricate constellation installation.
Whose 'When All The Stars Are Gone' solo also opened in conjunction with 'Get Rich Quick'. Profiled here in an earlier post, the works of Beltrame need to be viewed in person, as does her delicatley intricate constellation installation.
Carmichael Gallery of Contemporary Art
1257 N. La Brea Ave in West Hollywood / 323.969.0600
http://www.carmichaelgallery.com/
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