NYC///ANNOUNCING THE SUPERTOUCH HALLOWEEN ART SHOW: “THE BEAST WITHIN”…

October 19th, 2007

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“The Beast Within” art designed by Halloween’s favorite son, Pushead…

We’d like to proudly announce the official Supertouch Halloween art show, “The Beast Within,” curated by Jamie O’Shea, opening October 31st at the East Village’s SHOWROOM NYC GALLERY in conjunction with Tristan Eaton’s Thunderdog Studios. Featuring introspective monster art reflecting the participant’s personal demons (hence the title), the show features new & original work by over 65 artists including Pushead, Phil Frost, Stephan Jay Rayon (Hysteric Glamour), Doze Green, Eric White, Ron English, Louie Cordero, Tristan Eaton, Andy Cruz/House Industries, Mars-1, Steve Bliss, Shepard Fairey, D*Face, REAS (Todd James), Travis Louie, Rhode Montijo, Friends With You, Nathan Cabrera, Tim Biskup, Eric Elms, Kelsey Brookes, Jim Woodring, Mark Dean Veca, Erik Foss, Gary Baseman, Slick, Nathan Jurevicius, James Jean, Usugrow, Glenn Barr, Mike Moon, Gomez Bueno, Pete Fowler, Rick Griffin, Nate Van Dyke, Stanley Mouse, Andrew Brandou, Makoto Kobiyashi, Miran Kim, Peter Taylor, Scott Campbell, Jordin Isip, Melinda Beck, Joel Dugan, Jeff Soto, Elizabeth Huey, Jacaeber Kastor, Mark Smith, Carl Dunn, Junko Mizuno, Mike Sutfin, Rich Jacobs, Taylor McKimens, WK Interact, 123 Klan, Filth, Calma,  and many more. Lots of surprises are in store, including limited-edition merchandise like the Pushead-designed shirt (produced by 10 Deep) shown below. New York City’s the best place on Earth to spend Halloween and “The Beast Within” is the best place to spend your hard-earned dough on some amazing artwork. Don’t be late, first come, first severed…

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  1. My Personal “Keep Me Up To Date On The Top News” blog » NYC///ANNOUNCING THE SUPERTOUCH HALLOWEEN ART SHOW: “THE BEAST … Says:
    October 19th, 2007 at 10:13 pm

    [...] Check it out! While looking through the blogosphere we stumbled on an interesting post today.Here’s a quick excerptWe’d like to proudly announce the official Supertouch Halloween art show, “The Beast Within,” opening October 31st at the East Village’s SHOWROOM NYC GALLERY in conjunction with Tristan Eaton’s Thunderdog Studios. … [...]

  2. » Blog Archive » The Beast Within Says:
    October 21st, 2007 at 4:51 pm

    [...] “The Beast Within,” curated by Jamie O’Shea (of Supertouch blog), opening October 31st at the East Village’s SHOWROOM NYC GALLERY. Looks pretty amazing, 65 artists reflecting on there own personal demons. Some of the artists: Pushead, Usugrow, Doze Green, Andy Cruz/House Industries, Mars-1, Shepard Fairey, D*Face, REAS (Todd James), Tim Biskup, Gary Baseman, Jordin Isip (You know him from Quicksand/Hot Water Music Covers), Jeff Soto, 123 Klan and many more. For a full list and details go here! [...]

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