Posted by eyer at 08:05 PM. Filed under: public service announcements
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Friday, January 25, 2013
BRIDGING is a much-anticipated exhibition at Otis' Ben Maltz Gallery featuring work by Alex Kizu, Juan Carlos Muñoz Hernandez, and Fabian Debora. Info below:
Bridging | Homeboy Industries
January 2 - March 23, 2013
Featuring work by
Alex Kizu
Juan Carlos Muñoz Hernandez
Fabian Debora
Reception:
Saturday January 26, 2013
4-6 PM | Free
Otis College of Art and Design
Ben Maltz Gallery
9045 Lincoln Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90045
otis.edu/benmaltzgallery
Posted by eyer at 12:40 PM. Filed under: public service announcements
Saturday, December 15, 2012
Just in case ya ever wanna send me somethin... (Handsteez by Kalflife)
Posted by eyer at 05:58 PM. Filed under: public service announcements
Wednesday, November 07, 2012
Thanks to some tricknowledgy, you can now follow my IG online via instagram.com/eyeone_sh. Word!
Posted by eyer at 09:50 AM. Filed under: public service announcements
Friday, November 02, 2012
The homie Gorgs aka Jorge Ruano is exhibiting this Saturday at Monkeyhouse as part of their FUNC ART show. Info below:
Monkeyhouse Toys presents
FUNC ART: Off-the-wall
Curated by Sal Lloren
November 3-December 2, 2012
Opening: Saturday Nov. 3, 2012 | 6-9 PM
Monkeyhouse Toys
2874 Rowena Ave.
L.A., CA 90039
monkeyhousetoys.com
Posted by eyer at 11:23 AM. Filed under: public service announcements
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
(Just a reminder, I'm on Instagram under "eyeone_sh")
Posted by eyer at 10:35 AM. Filed under: public service announcements
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
I designed Strife's new album, coming out on November 6. Act like you know!
Posted by eyer at 11:40 PM. Filed under: public service announcements
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Good cause and a sick logo as well! Go!
Posted by eyer at 10:56 PM. Filed under: public service announcements
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Strife | Witness A Rebirth
Record Release Show
Saturday November 17, 2012
7 PM | All Ages | $10
Aladdin Jr
296 W. 2nd St.
Pomona, CA 91766
(Full disclosure: I designed the record cover ;) Stay tuned...)
Posted by eyer at 07:18 AM. Filed under: public service announcements
Sunday, September 16, 2012
Saturday, September 08, 2012
Been working on some stuff for Strife's upcoming album on 6131... Stay tuned!
Posted by eyer at 12:08 PM. Filed under: public service announcements
Saturday, September 01, 2012
Opening Reception:
Saturday September 1, 2012 | 6-10 PM
Featuring 13 handpainted skate decks by
JOE PRIME REZA • BIG SLEEPS
Including skate decks & artworks by;
CHAZ BOJORQUEZ • ALEX DEFER KIZU • GAIJIN FUJITA • ESTEVAN ORIOL • ERIBERTO ORIOL • JAIME GERMS ZACARIAS • MIGUEL TRIPAS FELIPE • MARTIN BUCK DOHERTY
Plaza De La Raza
Boathouse Gallery
3540 N Mission Rd.
Los Angeles CA, 90032
Posted by eyer at 01:27 PM. Filed under: public service announcements
Saturday, August 11, 2012
Panic Fundraiser
August 11, 2012
2 PM - 1 AM
$5 Donation
1537 Eperanza St.
Boyle Heights, CA 90023
Live painting, DJs, and much more! Word!
Posted by eyer at 08:01 PM. Filed under: public service announcements
Thursday, July 26, 2012
Here is a sneak peek of an interview I did with James Matthew for BombingScience, coming soon:
"The following excerpts are from my upcoming interview with the Los Angeles based graffiti writer/graphic designer, Eyeone which will soon be posted on BombingScience.com. In this leak, EyeOne talks about how he got his start in graffiti and shares his view on whether or not writers should use their art to push political messages.
How were you introduced to the culture and what about was it about graffiti that caught your attention?
What made me actually grab a can was a series of things. Seeing an unfinished production by Mandoe and Neo MAK and a silver by Krenz aka Yem AM7 in my area got me motivated. Linking up with two kids from my neighbourhood - Gloze OTR and Modem SH - that were also into graffiti pushed me to get a can from my Grandma’s garage. (I asked for permission!) We went down to the L.A. River and painted our first piece.
In your opinion, should graffiti writers use their art for political means- to convey messages and ideas- or should they remain silent and allow the politicians to handle politics?
I think any attempt to pigeon-hole the role of graffiti writers would defeat the ultimate freedom graffiti represents. Some writers are happy glorifying criminality and material consumption; others profess love and hate; some make social statements; and still others just enjoy drawing letters and images. It’s all good in my opinion, and keeps graffiti as a pure free voice."
(Thanks James Matthew!)
Posted by eyer at 08:16 PM. Filed under: public service announcements
Monday, July 23, 2012
So due to a flux capacitor error, my old Instagram account got wiped. The rules of the game indicate you can't recover an account once it has been permanently deleted. Hence, I had to start a new one. I am now Instagramming as eyeone_sh in case you were wondering...
Posted by eyer at 07:13 PM. Filed under: public service announcements
