Andrew Arrasmith, 27; Oil on canvas.
Originally from Texas, currently resides in Savannah, GA where he recently
graduated from the Savannah College of Art and Design. His work has been
showcased in Los Angeles and has had several successful shows in Savannah.
The Skull Club is Andrew's first New Orleans venue.
Allison M. Termine; Oil on canvas.
Born in 1978, Bronx, NYC. Fine Art oil painter for over 14 years.
BFA; Parsons School of Design. Living and exhibiting in New Orleans since 2007.
Shows include Barristers Gallery, X/O Studios, L'Art Noir, Babylon Lexicon New
Orleans Book Fair & Side Arm Gallery.
Amie Davis; Hand colored black & white photographs.
"Through hand coloring with Marshall photo oils and pencils in select areas,
I control, highlight, enhance and create a mood within the image, while the
blacks and whites remain the pure natural tones of the print."
Working and exhibiting in New Orleans since 1985. Shows include X/O Studios,
L'Art Noir, Contemporary Arts Center & Alternative Media Art Expo. Amie has
received over 97 awards, including Best of Shows, since 1985.
Isabelle Rene Peltier; Pen and marker on paper.
Isabelle Peltier's recent work on paper appropriates images from magazine,
news paper and book sources, in pen and marker. Isabelle has shown extensively
in New York, including:
187 in the Bowery, Commons, No. 34 Stuyvesant St., Rosenburg Gallery, Team
Awesome Presents: 'I Drink When I'm Thirsty', and a group show at Old Tower Video
and Tower Books Building. The Skull Club is her debut show in New Orleans.
Lord David; Victorian Shadow Boxes, with assemblages & found objects.
Born feet first with teeth, stolen by Gypsies & raised by Pirates. Captured during the War with the Giant Rats of Sumatra, during which he escaped by drawing a window-seat third-class bus ticket to Cleveland on a cereal box top, and jumped ship in New Orleans.
Lord David has been living and exhibiting in New Orleans for about 15 years.
Exhibits and showings include Barristers Gallery, Poets Gallery, Hi Ho Lounge, & Schiros Upstairs Gallery.
Friday, February 13, 2009
SKULL CLUB GALLERY OPENING
Andrew Arrasmith, 27; Oil on canvas.
Originally from Texas, currently resides in Savannah, GA where he recently
graduated from the Savannah College of Art and Design. His work has been
showcased in Los Angeles and has had several successful shows in Savannah.
The Skull Club is Andrew's first New Orleans venue.
Allison M. Termine; Oil on canvas.
Born in 1978, Bronx, NYC. Fine Art oil painter for over 14 years.
BFA; Parsons School of Design. Living and exhibiting in New Orleans since 2007.
Shows include Barristers Gallery, X/O Studios, L'Art Noir, Babylon Lexicon New
Orleans Book Fair & Side Arm Gallery.
Amie Davis; Hand colored black & white photographs.
"Through hand coloring with Marshall photo oils and pencils in select areas,
I control, highlight, enhance and create a mood within the image, while the
blacks and whites remain the pure natural tones of the print."
Working and exhibiting in New Orleans since 1985. Shows include X/O Studios,
L'Art Noir, Contemporary Arts Center & Alternative Media Art Expo. Amie has
received over 97 awards, including Best of Shows, since 1985.
Isabelle Rene Peltier; Pen and marker on paper.
Isabelle Peltier's recent work on paper appropriates images from magazine,
news paper and book sources, in pen and marker. Isabelle has shown extensively
in New York, including:
187 in the Bowery, Commons, No. 34 Stuyvesant St., Rosenburg Gallery, Team
Awesome Presents: 'I Drink When I'm Thirsty', and a group show at Old Tower Video
and Tower Books Building. The Skull Club is her debut show in New Orleans.
Lord David; Victorian Shadow Boxes, with assemblages & found objects.
Born feet first with teeth, stolen by Gypsies & raised by Pirates. Captured during the War with the Giant Rats of Sumatra, during which he escaped by drawing a window-seat third-class bus ticket to Cleveland on a cereal box top, and jumped ship in New Orleans.
Lord David has been living and exhibiting in New Orleans for about 15 years.
Exhibits and showings include Barristers Gallery, Poets Gallery, Hi Ho Lounge, & Schiros Upstairs Gallery.
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