Heres some more pics from the show.
January 29, 2010
JANUARY First Thursday
Our January show comes down this weekend. Thanks to all who made it out for the closing reception, and a big patronizing, "sooooorrrrrrry" to those who were offended by the night we decided to have it on......awwwwww.
Heres some more pics from the show.
Heres some more pics from the show.
January 28, 2010
Univision at Nihon Gallery
Univision came by the gallery today for an interview with our curator, Robert Amador, and 1/2 of next months art show, Vicente Aello. Heres a sneak peak. Video up soon!
January 26, 2010
studio visit with Vicente Aello
Last week I did a studio visit with my neighbor across the hall Vicente Aello. Vicente was working on some pieces for his upcoming show with Walfred Rodriguez at Nihon . This is going to be a great show that you cant miss!! Show opens February 4th 5pm - 11pm.
posted by Christian Vargas
January 21, 2010
January's 5 man show
For our January show, we had 5 strapping young lads flex their art muscle; Christian Vargas and Erik Beltran held it down in the paint department, while Bob Pero and Loren Hall handled the photography, and last, but not least, Gary Magill came through with a nice video install.
January 3, 2010
JANUARY First Thursday
heres a short video that was filmed during Decembers show, advertising January's show. Not sure who to credit for it, kind of a nice teaser.
Nothing Too Loose pt. II
some images of the gallery and of some of the work that was shown in our December show, "nothing too loose", Enjoy!
"Nothing Too Loose"-an art show by Jason Graham & Robert Amador/ Nihon Gallery's Grand Opening
The week building up to the opening night was truly a hectic one. We sanded, painted, built, destroyed, and rebuilt again. We swallowed dangerous looking dust that fell from the light fixtures. Dust, which Im sure had to be as old as Chinatown itself, and which, Im also sure, took a few years off our lives. We ate terribly, and slept just as well.
We also stressed heavily; Jason's car broke down an hour outside of Sacramento, where he waited for 4 days as the mechanics unsuccessfully attempted to get his '68 Volkswagon to come back from the dead.
He finally made it into town the night before the opening, having borrowed the mechanics personal vehicle and packing it to the brim with art. It was a true show of Art Heroics.
We got all the art up and looking good, just hours before the opening. People showed up early, and there were hardly any moments when the place wasn't packed to capacity.
Racelegs, Rademacher, and Wheels Of Fortune, also threw their hats into the mix, providing a soundtrack to the show, playing next door, inside of Debts to Society, to an extremly crammed, but very happy to be there, crowd.
It was all worth it.
We also stressed heavily; Jason's car broke down an hour outside of Sacramento, where he waited for 4 days as the mechanics unsuccessfully attempted to get his '68 Volkswagon to come back from the dead.
He finally made it into town the night before the opening, having borrowed the mechanics personal vehicle and packing it to the brim with art. It was a true show of Art Heroics.
We got all the art up and looking good, just hours before the opening. People showed up early, and there were hardly any moments when the place wasn't packed to capacity.
Racelegs, Rademacher, and Wheels Of Fortune, also threw their hats into the mix, providing a soundtrack to the show, playing next door, inside of Debts to Society, to an extremly crammed, but very happy to be there, crowd.
It was all worth it.
All images above, courtesy of the always wonderful, Terrance Reimer.
for more opening night goodness, check here. and Jasons coverage of the show, here.
more Jason Graham, jasongraham.wearelowercase.com
and more Robert Amador, robertamador.blogspot.com
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