It’s been great getting to know Matt Sesow these past few years. We’ve been in several shows together, and we always have a good time. He’s one of the few DC artists who’s successful showing and selling his work outside the DC area, which is important if you plan on doing this for a living. He and Dana Ellyn also just finished another round of 31 Days in July. Congrats!
Video by Brad Glanzock.
I was interviewed today about “Royally Ducked” and the other work I have in Art in Heat. I’ll get the video online as soon as I can.
I haven’t included video content on my site previously, but here’s one to get the ball rolling. It’s an interview with Robert Williams, an artist and the founder of Juxtapoz magazine. It’s been around a while but worth watching if you’re interested in lowbrow and pop surrealist art.
It’s the last week for Art in Heat, and we’re having a closing reception this Saturday, July 28 from 7 – 9pm. Swing by and join us for one last hurrah!
The Capital Fringe Festival is going strong. There are several events at the Warehouse itself, so catch a Fringe show and stop by before or after.
Alert your procrastinating friends, and come on out.
Warehouse Arts Complex
1021 7th St NW
Washington, DC 20001
202-783-3933
The show went great, and we had a big crowd – full of very serious artists. In between drawing sessions, Elvis, “The Red King,” kept the audience occupied and well fed by throwing them twinkies. Big thanks to Bambi Galore, L’il Dutch, special guest Buster Hymen, and Elvis, “The Red King!”
Bambi and Buster
Elvis, Bambi, and Buster judge the drawings
L’il Dutch
Nice windmills
Nice tulips
Bambi and Elvis after the show
More drinking and drawing this Sunday at the Palace of Wonders – featuring Shortstaxx.
