Posts in Art
Innocnts At Tijuana Zine Fest

Come check us out this Saturday (7/15) from 11am to 7pm at the Tijuana Zine Fest off Pasaje Rodriguez & Pasaje Gomez in Tijuana, Baja California. Very stoked to be participating in this event with a number of other solid exhibitors from both sides of the border.  More info about the programming and event here. 

We'll have a nice selection of zines, pins, stickers, tees, and original artworks on paper by Valerie Jocelyn Bower, Alfonso Gonzales Jr, Marco Zamora, Sic Kid, Tacocidal Tendencies, Aaron Elvis Jupin, DJ Javier, Daniel Gibson, Nadia Bent, Luke Pelletier, Kristen Liu Wong, Evan Mendel, Felix Quintana, Stevie Traylor, Andrea Nakhla, Skullphone, and maybe some more. 

Art, Innocnts, ZinesSean TullyInnocnts, Tijuana Zine Fest, ZinesComment
Teebs At New Image Art

Innocnts longtime compatriot Mtendere "Teebs" Mandowa currently has a solo exhibition on view at New Image Art in West Hollywood. A beautiful collection of new abstract paintings by Teebs inspired by the birth of his daughter Aya and his time spent nurturing and learning from her at home over a 16 month period.

Reoccurring elements from past works including ladders and blue/red cross-patterns are infused seamlessly with new organic shapes and dreamlike landscapes. Teebs palette continues to evolve with some of the new works  in various shades of bashe, white, and brown earth tones. Much like his music the work is sensitive and warm and flows nicely from piece to piece.

Exhibition is on view till May 27th with gallery hours of 1-6pm Tuesday to Saturday. 

For inquires or an exhibition catalog please CLICK HERE. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Art, Painting, PeopleSean TullyTeebs, Mtendere Mandowa, New Image ArtComment
New Works By Aaron Elvis Jupin

Some compelling new paintings by Aaron Elvis Jupin. Really diggin the light-handed use of airbush that has been entering the more recent works with added elements like shadows, reflections, and smoke. Always dig the suggestive quality of his work that is conveyed through the comic-like depictions and clever titles.

For inquiries on Aaron and his artwork please CLICK HERE.

 
 

So Quick To Recover, 2017, Cell vinyl and airbrush on paper, 31 x 40 inches, SOLD

 

Blue Bird, 2017, Cell vinyl and airbrush on paper, 14 x 11 inches, Available

 
Now That You're Gone, 2017, Cell vinyl and airbrush on paper, 36 x 24 inches, Available

Now That You're Gone, 2017, Cell vinyl and airbrush on paper, 36 x 24 inches, Available

 
The Blues Gets In The Way, 2017, Cell vinyl and airbrush on paper, 36 x 24 inches, Available

The Blues Gets In The Way, 2017, Cell vinyl and airbrush on paper, 36 x 24 inches, Available

 
There's No Where To Go, 2017, Cell vinyl and airbrush on paper, 36 x 22 inches, Available

There's No Where To Go, 2017, Cell vinyl and airbrush on paper, 36 x 22 inches, Available

 
 
Art, Innocnts, Innocnts Gallery, PeopleSean TullyAaron Elvis Jupin, Innocnts Gallery, InnocntsComment
Maddison Kellie AKA Lady Mustard // Opening Recap

Our main girl on the scene in Australia photographer Maddison Kellie, also known in some socialite circles as Lady Mustard, recently had a swinging exhibition in Coolangatta this past weekend with all sorts of legends in attendance. Though the California Innocnts contingent couldn't make the trip, the Aussie crew did just fine. Here's some pics from the evening. The exhibition remains up till March 11th at Maverick Hair And Art Space, First Floor, 1/17 Griffith Street, Coolangatta QLD 4225, Australia

 
Art, Innocnts, Photography, PeopleSean TullyInnocnts, Lady Mustard, Maddison Kellie, UmamiComment
Bryan Yazzie At Space 15 Twenty

Longtime Innocnts advocate Bryan Yazzie recently had a killer opening at Space 15 Twenty. Bryan has worked for Urban Outfitters for some years now as a hired assassin display artist. Basically all the UO special projects her in Los Angeles are built by Bryan. They hooked him up with the exhibition space at the Hollywood location and set him loose. What ensued was great use of the space utilizing a hand-welded LED light based installation that when synced with the proper band (Terminal A) and fog machine, created quite the emotive environment. The exhibit, which also includes other goods handmade by Bryan, remains up for another couple weeks with very random hours.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Art, LoveSean TullyBryan Yazzie, InnocntsComment