Katrina Relief/Chinatown/Post

Katrina Relief/Chinatown/Post

by | Sep 11, 2005 | Art Events

Started the day today by doing our little part to help out the Red Cross Katrina Relief effort at a little neighborhood event. After that we headed up to Chinatown to catch the openings. Wow was it packed. The art season has definitely begun. After that mob scene we went over to Post to catch the final show party. It was a great day, saw a lot of friends and lots of good art. Some photo’s follow.

Sat1 Mrs. OC Art Blog and G-Money working the streets of the LBC. I pity the poor fool who tries to pass them without giving up some coin.

Sat2 The highlight of the evening was Acuna Hansen’s project room where they were showing James Franklin.

Sat3 Wall to wall people in Chinatown.

Sat4 4-F Gallery

Sat5 Monica van Genderen at Happy Lion

Sat6 Liz Craft at Peres Projects

Sat7 Juliana Paciulli at Black Dragon. (good show)

Sat8 Bad Day..

Sat9 Post’s wall of show announcements.

Sat10 Office alumni Walpa D’Mark and Post alumni Megan McManus

Sat11 Super Painters & Post alumni Lisa Adams and Mark Dutcher

Sat12 Fresh from Soundwalk 2005 artist Michele Jacquis

Sat13 The crowd says goodbye to Post.

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