Happy Holidays
Dear Family and Friends and Friends I haven’t yet met. I wish you all the warmest and sweetest of holiday seasons. Just 6 faces left in the 365 Faces project…and here is todays. Thinking of you all. Love, love, love,
DTD
Dear Family and Friends and Friends I haven’t yet met. I wish you all the warmest and sweetest of holiday seasons. Just 6 faces left in the 365 Faces project…and here is todays. Thinking of you all. Love, love, love,
DTD
So last night I shared a cab with a band member of Brooklyn’s own: The Beets. Jacob Warstler was very gracious and kind to allow me to ride along. I am into their sound and am especially smitten with this video:
THE BEETS/JUAN WAUTERS/WALK ON YOUR TOES from matthew volz on Vimeo.
So I silk screened these babies for the LA show and never ended up displaying them. I have never dabbled in Damarisland merch slinging before but I guess it’s worth a shot. This here is a 50/50 Asphalt American Apparel T shirt available in S, M, L, and XL. The front has a white portrait of the very washboard I used in the performance piece and the back has the Damarisland logo. Very collectible. A rarity—17 Bucks—come one, come all.

I will be performing at 7:30 sharp. The show is amazing and the Washwoman’s Blues performance will be the cherry on top.
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Saturday, December 13, 2008
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7:00pm – 10:00pm
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HAN CHOLO
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1549 Echo Park Ave
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Featuring the styles of Top Worldwide Street Artists on the canvas of Bandanas.
Displayed / framed -or- actually worn if so chosen this show features some truly one of a kind fine art pieces making it a unique experience for the art buyer.
Due to the overwhelming popularity and success of the past shows in Houston, TX and Indianapolis, IN we have decided to have the next show in Los Angeles, CA.
We will take new submissions for the LA show.
The unsold pieces from the previous shows will be on display as well as the best of the new.
A “Bandana” defined: A kerchief (from the French couvre-chef, “cover the head”). A triangular or square piece of cloth tied around the head or around the neck for protective or decorative purposes. Banditos and bank robbers in the Old West originally used the bandana. Cowboys, farmers, bakers, and railroad engineers to wipe the sweat off their faces, and keep dust out of their collars also wear bandanas around the neck. To keep their faces from being photographed Anarchists and political activists wear black bandanas and hoodies. In certain cities, non-violent bicycle clubs may wear black and white bandanas to show their association. In another statement of rebel fashion, images from the punk era come to mind such as The Clash rockin’ bandanas in the Rock the Casbah video.
Artists conceal their identities using the bandana. When worn over the mouth and nose bandanas lessen inhalation of paint fumes.
We named the show “A.K.A” (Also Known As) since many artists go under aliases.
If you are an artist that would like to contribute, you will need to fill out the Submission Form.
Blank bandanas can be obtained at your local Army Surplus Store or by clicking here.
After the Los Angeles exhibition, the show will travel to San Miguel de Allende, Mexico then to New York, NY.
Participating Artist List:
2 Cents (California), .88 PROOF (California), Abel (Texas), ABCNT (California), ACK! (Texas), AKO (California), Arrrgh! (Netherlands), Asbestos (Ireland), Christian Azul (Texas), B~Kay (Texas), BASK (Florida), B3AK (Hawaii), Billi Kid (New York), Black Ader (New York), Branded (California), Adrian Landon Brooks (California), Eli Brumbaugh (Texas), Bytedust (Netherlands), C Damage (France), Capish (France), Caspa (Maryland), Cat Cult (California), Cherrycore (Argentina), Cieto ATV, (New York) Cutthroat (Texas), DAVe (California), Matthew Dayler (Kentucky), Dazed.Revolter (Germany), Death Head (Texas), Discoshit (New Jersey), Dual (Texas), DumpStar (Texas), Emily Strange (California), Ron English (New York), Enik One (California), Ethos (California), Euthanasia 138 (California), Evil Design (Massachusetts), Eyeskull (Nebraska), Failure (Texas), Shepard Fairey (California), FARO (New York), Fear The Ripper (Russia), Fefe (Spain), Ferg (Texas), Gaia (Maryland), Give Up (Texas), Lisa Marie Godfrey (Texas), GoldenStash (Massachusetts), Gonzo247 (Texas), Logan Hicks (California), Inspire (Israel), Jef Aerosol (France), JESone aka JHearts (New York), Jet-pac (England), Join The Surveillance (California), Josh? (California), Justin Kees (California), Killer Gerbil (Singapore), Know Hope (Israel), Scot LeFavor (Colorado), Anthony Lister (Australia), LukeDaDuke (Netherlands), Philip Lumbang (California), Magmo The Destroyer (Rhode Island), Matt Siren (New York), M-BW (California), Zach McDonald (Texas), Meat (Texas), Mephisto Jones (Australia), Nano (Texas), Mildred (Oregon), Mimi the Clown (France), Christian Navarrete (Texas), NO/FI (California), Nomad (California), Paper Monster (New York), Daryll Peirce (California), Peru Ana Ana Peru (New York), Pixel Pancho (Spain), Rabodiga (Spain), Relax (Pennsylvania), Remed (Spain), Robots Will Kill (New York), Royce Bannon (New York), SHARK TOOF (California), Derek Shumate (Texas), Skewville (New York), Skullphone (California), Sleep ZZZ (Australia), Smear (California), Smog City (California), SNUB (England), Subhumanoid (California), Toy Eater (California), Uneek (New York), Unseen (California), Verb (Texas), Visual Narcotics/20mg (California), Peat Wollaeger (Missouri), YAR! (Texas), Ernesto Yerena (California),many more.
Live Performances by Rheteric and Damarisland