KLUGHAUS

February 14, 2012

SNOWBLIND x CARNAGE #2 Release this Friday at Klughaus Gallery

With SNOWBLIND, Klughaus Gallery, in conjunction with Carnage and Making Deals Zine, is proud to present a group of artists who have captured the gritty pleasures of the winter season.

Photographs from renowned urban documentarian Martha Cooper and Carnage zine creator Ray Mock show slush, sludge, and frozen faces contrasted with empty, peaceful city streets and the blinding white of last night’s snowfall. The show also features clever, snow-inspired artwork and photography from Jesse Edwards, Mike P, Alexander Richter, Ian Reid, Steven Siegel, Michael Fales, Oscar Arriola, Graham Shimberg and Bob Barry.

The show’s opening reception will mark the launch of issue #2 of Carnage, a limited edition zine featuring the highly distinctive work of New York City’s ATM Crew.Opening Reception:
Date: Friday, Feb. 17, 2012
Time: 6:00pm-10:00pm
Location: 47 Monroe Street New York, NY 10002

11:49am | URL: http://tmblr.co/ZuPGXwGPiVPg

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February 3, 2012

Martha Cooper Tagging (via 12oz)

11:24pm | URL: http://tmblr.co/ZuPGXwFs5dzH

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Filed under: martha cooper klughaus gallery 12ozprophet graffiti

January 19, 2012

madnicemarauders:

DAZE & SKEME

DAZE & SKEME enter the #3 train yard, New York, 1982.

Martha Cooper,
Subway Art, (1984).

7:38pm | URL: http://tmblr.co/ZuPGXwF2Cdd5

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Filed under: martha cooper snowblind klughaus gallery

January 19, 2012

makingdealszine:

Carnage Zine & Making Deals Zine Present: SNOWBLIND on Flickr.

Carnage Zine & Making Deals Zine Present: SNOWBLIND, a Photography and Art Show Winter in the city is sludge, snowdrifts, frozen faces and hurried glances. But it’s also blue skies, peaceful, empty streets and the blinding white of last night’s blizzard. With SNOWBLIND, Klughaus Gallery in conjunction with Carnage Zine is proud to present a group of artists that have captured that contrast in photos and sculpture, reminding us of the gritty pleasures of the cold season. The show features a selection of photographs from Carnage creator Ray Mock, renowned graffiti photo-historian Martha Cooper, an installation by Mike P. and images from contributors Alexander Richter, Jesse Edwards, Michael Fales, Oscar Arriola, Graham Shimberg and Bob Barry. There will be an opening reception for SNOWBLIND on Friday, February 17, from 6-10pm. The opening will also mark the launch of issue #2 of Carnage, a limited edition zine featuring the prolific and highly distinctive work of New York’s ATM crew. The exhibition will run through March 3.

Event page here: www.facebook.com/events/326151417419522/

klughaus.net/ carnagenyc.tumblr.com/ makingdealszine.tumblr.com/