The opening show at Masthead came and went on Saturday. A bunch of old friends and family, and some new friends were nice enough to come out and hang out. Joannie and her kids came. My old friend Marvin (a great artist in his own right) snatched a few of my pieces. As a matter of fact, quite a few attendees got art and prints at the show. It was a great feeling to feel that support. I'd like to thank Shawn Hileman, the curator and owner of Masthead. I would also like to thank Narragansett Beer for donating my lunch and dinner on Saturday (and everyone else's libation as well).The Norris Street MixTape show will hang until July 7, 2012, when the gallery will host a closing party. If you missed the opening and would still like to see the work, that'd be a great day to hang out. Also, you can get in touch with Shawn in the meantime to see other days the gallery would be open. Below are some more pieces that hung in the show...
Inspired by ALL of the amazing music of Screamin' Jay Hawkins:
Inspired by Kris Kristofferson's "Just The Other Side Of Nowhere":
This is inspired by Tom Waits' song "Underground"
Color version of the E.L.O. inspired piece that started this whole series of work:
Inspired by a Bob Dylan lyric: "Pickin' Up Angel"
Inspired by my hero and friend Nate Wiley's version of "I Can't Stop Loving You"
Inspired by the Skillet Lickers' "Show Me The Way To Go Home"
Inspired by The American Dream's "Can't Get To Heaven On The Frankford El"
Inspired by Eric B & Rakim's "In The Ghetto"
Inspired by the music of Jay Reatard, drawn while listening to him live:
Inspired by Nina Simone's version of "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood":
...My Dad bought this one. Aw shucks.Inspired by the art and music of Daniel Johnston:
Inspired by the Kinks' "Complicated Life":
Inspired by a song Jackie Cooper was singing in the 1931 movie "The Champ":
Inspired by my buddy Sam Heimer and our mutual love for the Kinks' song "Alcohol":
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