Eternal Wipeout went down last Saturday at Innocnts Gallery with much success! New works from South Bay's finest Murk Lurks and Matt Borgia made for a rad evening of art, music, booze, and good vibes. Big thanks to Pabst Blue Ribbon, Pizzanista, Rad Coffee Truck, and Krusin Skate Shop for their support! And heavy shakas to Sweet Reaper for their rad performance! Check out their bandcamp for more! The exhibition remains up until May 26st.
For exhibition catalog with available work contact us here.
Murk Lurks // $150 // Available
Matt Borgia / $200 / Sold
Matt Borgia / $200 / Sold
Murk Lurks // $350 // Available
Matt Borgia // $300 // Available
Matt Borgia // $1,000 // Available
Murk Lurks // $350 // Available
Matt Borgia // $400 // Available
Murk Lurks // $350 // Available
Opening this Saturday (5/9) 7pm at Innocnts Gallery || ETERNAL WIPEOUT || featuring new works by Murk Lurks and Matt Borgia!! Performance by Sweet Reaper and vinyl sound selection from Tony Accosta!! Cold brews via Pabst Blue Ribbon with free Pizzanista till it's gone. Rad Coffee Truck on the scene as well! It's gonna be a rad night!!!
A mixtape of sorts with no real point or plot.
The opening of Nothings Too Precious went down earlier this month with much success. Inspired by the accessibility and honesty found through skateboarding, "Nothings Too Precious" features a selection of smaller works from noted skateboarders. And in keeping with the exhibition's intent, all work is priced modestly at $100. Much of the work sold and all that attended would likely agree it was an amazing night. The exhibition remains up through the end of the month with regular business hours of operation. There is still some great work that remains and we have a pdf catalog for anyone interested in available work.
Much appreciation to Krusin Skate Shop and Pabst Blue Ribbon for their continued support!!!
Installation view Nothings Too Precious. Pic by MorGnar
Mark Gonzales / Gino Perez, Sold
Nicole Dodson, Available
Chad Muska, Paulo Diaz, Sean Tully, and Eric Pupecki at Krusin Skate Shop. pic by MorGnar
Andrew Schoultz, Available
Pat Ngoho surveying the scene. Pic by MorGnar
Quim Cardona, Sold
Billy Valdes, Available
Alex Fatemi, Available
Krusin / Innocnts Family
Steve Saiz, Available
Mark Foster, Available
Christian Hosoi and Kevin "Spanky" Long artwork
Style defined...Chad Muska and Paulo Diaz at Innocnts. Pic by MorGnar
Lance Mountain, Sold
Beau Roulette, Available
Great night for an art show. Pic by Steven Andrew Garcia
Installation view of Nothings Too Precious
Richard Sanchez, Sold
Chris Pastras and the Saiz brothers. Pic by Steven Andrew Garcia
Jason Grillo, Paulo Diaz, and Sean Tully in discussion. Pic by Steven Andrew Garcia
Jacob Messex and crew. Pic by Steven Andrew Garcia
Tjaden Brewer, Sold
The writing on the wall. Pic by MorGnar
Echo Park sidewalk life at Krusin Skate Shop and Innocnts Gallery. Pic by Marco Zamora
Chad Muska, Sold
Quim Cardona, Sold
Paulo Diaz showed up with a band and it was amazing. Pic by MorGnar
Danny Minnick, Sold
Shout out to PBR for the beers! Some folks even brought their own. Pic by Steven Andrew Garcia
Jeremy Wray, Available
Christian Hosoi, Sold
Pic by MorGnar
Paulo Diaz, Sold
Innocnts Gallery is proud to present a special record release performance by guitarist Maxwell Gualtieri, percussionist Corey Fogel, pianist Maya Dunietz, and bassist Devin Hoff in conjunction with Maxwell's recent release on pfMentum Records.
The evening starts 8pm at Innoncts Gallery in Echo Park. $5 cover with seating and standing room.
Facebook event page here.
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A really cool thing happened when we were hanging Teebs solo exhibition Overgrown a few weeks back at New Image Art. Yes we were drinking IPA's but that's not what I'm speaking of. In the process of hanging the 200 small abstract studies we began to pick out favorites and that evolved into a cool discussion, critique, and process of elimination leaving us with one final piece.
Well we had so much fun doing it we decided why not let everyone else who feels inclined do the same. So we did just that on April 1st at New Image Art where Innocnts hosted and moderated a cool discussion in which Teebs spoke candidly about the work and process that went into his recent solo exhibition at NIA titled OVERGROWN. Together as a small group gallery patrons picked out 2 favorite remaining unsold small abstracts and were then asked to discuss what about those particular pieces they found interesting. The critique and discussion was thoughtful and by then end we had one remaining piece. Teebs surprised everyone by allowing each participant to take home the piece in which they spoke for. It was a great night of discourse around art which should really happen more often amongst art appreciators. Look forward to doing more similar things like this in the future at Innocnts.
