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Hello folks! Come to my opening happening this Tuesday in downtown LA! Here's the details:
ANIMALS of the FUTURE
A solo show by Treiops Treyfid at MJ Higgins Gallery
Opening reception Earth Day, Tuesday, April 22, 2008 from 6 - 9pm.
MJ Higgins Gallery
400 S. Main st. Suite 103 (4th st. east of Main), Los Angeles, CA 90013
213-617-1700
treiops.com/art/animals_...e_future.html
Features performance by LA electronic outfit Brain Garden www.klownhead.com
All exotic animals on our planet are under threat of extinction because of loss of habitat due to pollution, global warming, and human population growth. Fragile ecosystems are in serious peril all over the world and will pay a heavy price from the increased storms, floods, and coastal erosion that global warming will produce.
So, who are the critters that will survive the coming catastrophe? They will be the ones that are able to live with or near humans, can live in an urban or semi-urban environment, and use human garbage as a food source. These are the "Animals of the Future". They include raccoons, opossums, rats, roaches, crows, coyotes, squirrels, sparrows, pigeons, deer, seagulls, lizards, rabbits, skunk, chipmunks, mice, feral cats, stray dogs, and many other species.
The pieces in this show will highlight and tribute these overlooked noble survivors that live sometimes literally in our own backyards. The pieces are sculptural in nature and are made out of mostly recycled elements but also include exotic materials, and lighting.
ANIMALS of the FUTURE
A solo show by Treiops Treyfid at MJ Higgins Gallery
Opening reception Earth Day, Tuesday, April 22, 2008 from 6 - 9pm.
MJ Higgins Gallery
400 S. Main st. Suite 103 (4th st. east of Main), Los Angeles, CA 90013
213-617-1700
treiops.com/art/animals_...e_future.html
Features performance by LA electronic outfit Brain Garden www.klownhead.com
All exotic animals on our planet are under threat of extinction because of loss of habitat due to pollution, global warming, and human population growth. Fragile ecosystems are in serious peril all over the world and will pay a heavy price from the increased storms, floods, and coastal erosion that global warming will produce.
So, who are the critters that will survive the coming catastrophe? They will be the ones that are able to live with or near humans, can live in an urban or semi-urban environment, and use human garbage as a food source. These are the "Animals of the Future". They include raccoons, opossums, rats, roaches, crows, coyotes, squirrels, sparrows, pigeons, deer, seagulls, lizards, rabbits, skunk, chipmunks, mice, feral cats, stray dogs, and many other species.
The pieces in this show will highlight and tribute these overlooked noble survivors that live sometimes literally in our own backyards. The pieces are sculptural in nature and are made out of mostly recycled elements but also include exotic materials, and lighting.
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Re: Animals of the Future at MJ Higgins downtown
Fri, May 2, 2008 - 3:25 PMThanks everyone who has come and seen the show so far. It has been a a big and fun success. We're having a closing party this Saturday. Hope you can come down.
M. J. HIGGINS FINE ART
400 S. Main St. #103
Enter on 4th east of Main St.
Los Angeles, CA. 90013
213.617.1700 / www.mjhiggins.com
www.treiops.com/art
DROP BY FOR A FUN FILLED VISIT THIS SATURDAY!
IF YOU HAVEN'T YET SEEN THIS WONDERFUL SHOW…
HERE'S YOUR LAST CHANCE! GET IT WHILE IT'S HOT!
TREIOPS TREYFID - ANIMALS OF THE FUTURE
Closing Reception: Saturday May 3rd 4-7pm
Mixed media, 3D and sculptural worksAll wild and exotic animals on our planet are under threat of extinction because of loss of habitat due to pollution, global warming, and human population growth. Fragile ecosystems are in serious peril all over the world and will pay a heavy price from the increased storms, floods, and coastal erosion that global warming will produce. So, who are the critters that will survive the coming catastrophe? They will be the ones that live with or near humans in an urban or semi-urban environment and use human garbage as a food source. These are the "Animals of the Future"; raccoons, opossums, rats, roaches, crows, coyotes, squirrels, sparrows, pigeons, deer, seagulls, lizards, rabbits, skunk, chipmunks, mice, feral cats, stray dogs and many other species. This show highlights and pays tribute to these overlooked noble survivors that live sometimes literally in our own backyards. The works are sculptural in nature and are made mostly of recycled elements but also include exotic materials and lighting.
PARKING: Prestige Parking Lot enter on Spring or Main Streets just north of 4th St.
METRO RED LINE: exit 4th & Hill head east on 4th
