February 20, 2009 - 10:44 p.m. - Culver City, CA
New York-based artist, KAWS is in town and everybody's feeling pretty damn excited about it. I was invited to attend a closed reception for "I Can't Feel My Face", a show curated by the artist from the works of Susan Hancock's private art stash. Seeing as it was mandatory for all Manhattan ex-pats to show up, I happily, obliged. The show includes work from KAWS and several dozen other artists offering, "a view into the fractured imagery and energy of the creative mind." KAWS, who was in attendance, was fully supported by the Los Angeles creative cabal. Artists Gary Baseman, Tofer, and Peter Sutherland were spotted amongst friends.
The show runs concurrently with KAWS’ first Los Angeles solo exhibition, "The Long Way Home" at Honor Fraser Gallery. "I Can't Feel My Face" is open to the public until September 7th at the hip cafe cum gallery, Royal/T.
The show runs concurrently with KAWS’ first Los Angeles solo exhibition, "The Long Way Home" at Honor Fraser Gallery. "I Can't Feel My Face" is open to the public until September 7th at the hip cafe cum gallery, Royal/T.
