$30 Open Bar All Night! or $4 well drinks, wine, beer.
Complimentary Appetizers
Costume Contest!
Live DJ: Music and Dancing

NO COVER!

It all goes down at Figaros (26 West 44th Street b/w 5th & 6th Aves. New York City) on Friday October 30th, starting at 8 and ending mad late. Last year we killed it. This year we’re resurrecting it. Be there or be scared.

- SPL

Tonight, Japanese artist Tomori Nagamoto aka Tomo Lennon will be having his first solo show in New York at Ouchi Gallery. Be sure to stop by and check out his latest series Foreign Soil.

Tomori’s collection of portraits, Foreign Soil, features five major figures in today’s contemporary art/music scene. Artists who had left their native country of birth and are blooming in a foreign land.
(Tomolennon.com)

Tomori Nagamoto -Foreign Soil-.

- SPL

*** FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ***

On July 14th, Norweigen artist Bard Hole Standal will debut the first five pieces of the Deinos series as well as displaying a selection of his giclée canvases and prints at Ouchi Gallery in association with The ShadowPlastic Label.

For a little over a year, Bard has been working on the creation of Deinos, a 5 inch resin figure which he modeled, cast and hand-painted himself in his Oslo studio. The figure comes in five colors: black, red, yellow, orange and purple. The numbered 1 of 5 editions of each colorway will be available for the first time ever at Ouchi Gallery through The ShadowPlastic Label. This will be the only opportunity to purchase these figures until the casting of the numbered 2 of 5 editions in two months.

Bard’s work will be on display from Wednesday 7/15 to Sunday 7/19, 12-6p.m. by appointment only. There is an Opening Reception on Tuesday 7/14, 7-10p.m. open to the public.

For more information or to purchase any of Bard’s work, please email The ShadowPlastic Label at info[at]shadowplastic.com.

Download the show press release HERE.
Download Bard Hole Standal’s press kit and price list HERE.

Ouchi Gallery
170 Tillary St, Ste. #507
Brooklyn NY 11201 (MAP)

- SPL

Check out the next show at Ouchi Gallery. Makoto Kitazawa crafts monsters and aliens out of crochet patterns. If you’re a fan of kaiju (strange beasts) or collectables, then this show is a must

Makoto Kitazawa lives in Tokyo, Japan. He started the creation of the crochet dolls in 2006.
“The joy of my life is to create a form from a single string. Every once in a while, unexpected new forms emerge. Creating forms is not difficult; I only use basic techniques of crochet. But, by combining simple ways, I create something unique.”

- SPL

Make sure you check out this sick exhibition at Ouchi Gallery. The opening reception is on Tuesday, June 23rd from 7-10 p.m. with the standard free wine, tea and Japanese snacks. All of the art is created by positioning Chinese characters (kanji) in a way to create new shapes and figures.

Ouchi Gallery- 170 Tillary Street Suite 507, Brooklyn, NY 11201

No, not “ouch”. Pronounced OOH-WOO-CH-I, Ouchi is Japanese for “home” or “house”. Our gallery has this name because it displays works by contemporary Japanese artists in a home-like setting.
Art should be more than a business commodity. It should transform all of our daily lives, awakening new thoughts and passions each day. The best art teaches that there are no limits to individual pursuits; that our own possibilities are infinite.
So when you visit Ouchi Gallery, we hope that you feel both at home and inspired. Perhaps you will feel something exhilarating—a positive “ouch!”

- KAGE

If you are not in the Prospect Heights area of Brooklyn this weekend you better try your best to be. Not only is this amazing event going on, but yours truly (Jason M. aka KAGE) will be having my very own solo show, debuting my latest series of work “Wherever It Comes From. . .” as part of it. That’s right, they gave me gallery space to put up some of my work.

Art, jazz, open bar, ping pong and prizes? What were they thinking?

*** For Immediate Release ***

On Saturday, April 25th, the art world will intersect with the real estate world for a little joie de vivre. If Cannes and Art Basel had a Brooklyn outpost it would be the site of the very first Art Walk @ Hello Living (4.25.09 – 5.22.09). 24 artists and 10 filmmakers will showcase their curated works and short films along the luxe walls of Hello Living Condominiums and within The Theater Room respectively. The art walk will be the neighborhood’s first event of this caliber — a tour de force for Brooklynites within the art, design and business worlds.

For more information, please visit www.beastsocial.wordpress.com

If walking around in some luxury condos while looking at beautiful arts and socializing with smart people doesn’t spark your interest, how about 4 hours of FREE dessert and wine tasting? Our friends at Brooklyn Oenology and Cafe Patisserie Lafayette offered some of their best selections to treat your appetite. What? You are trying to stay away from alcohol and sugar? Not a problem! We’ve got tons of fresh fruit baskets and SuNo Water lying around to keep you healthy and refreshed.

At this point, I don’t see why you are still not clicking the “I’m in” button? Maybe A RAFFLE will get you out of bed? How about some FABULOUS PRIZES?

- A gift card to Picholine ($50 value)
- A Social Club Wine Basket by Brooklyn Oenology ($75 value)
- A gift certificate to Enve Beauty Lounge ($100 value)
- A gift card AND a satchel full of goodies from Sephora ($125 value)
- A home accessory gift set by BoConcept ($150 value)

(Home buyers who are already pre-approved for a mortgage, the developers of Hello Living are offering $1000 off closing cost to those who make an offer on the same day.)

Pretty sweet Art Walk, don’t you think? It’s not over yet. Rumor has it that there is going to be an AFTER PARTY hosted by Triumph Property Group @ 957 Pacific Street with OPEN BAR and LIVE JAZZ. So I would get there early and get on the list!

Last but not least, there is going to be a PING PONG TOURNAMENT held at the after party (ever heard of that?) The winners, of course, get A PRIZE! (I’ve already said too much, let’s keep this one a secret.)

Guest and media check in @ 802 Dean Street 2PM – 5PM
Raffle drawing starts at 6PM.
After Party 6:30PM – 10PM (21+, please bring a photo ID!)

Flyer and more info after the leap.

Featured Artists:

• Ai Campbell www.aicampbell.com
• Daisuke Kiyomiya
• Derin Thorpe
• Douglas Ljungkvist www.douglasljungkvist.com
• Grace Kim www.grace-kim.com
• Haksul Lee
• Hiroshi Nakamura
• Hisayasu Takashio
• Jason McKoy www.shadowplastic.com
• Jeffrey Shagawat www.shagawat.com
• Jim Mahfood www.foodoneart.blogspot.com
• Koh Murao www.koh-murao.com
• Kristen Martin www.kristenlmartin.com
• Margeaux Walter www.margeauxwalter.com
• Mary Zinn
• Max Jones www.maxtjones.info
• Miles Wickham www.flickr.com/photos/mileswickham
• Mireya Acierto www.mireyacierto.com
• Nicole Eckstrom www.flickr.com/photos/blinkonmynose/3257155392/
• Nina Norwood www.brooklynartproject.com/profile/Nina
• Ryan Dixon www.dixicon.com/
• Sequoyah Aono
• ShaNeace Sharpe
• Yoko Suetsugu
• Daniel Frei
• Dmitry Torgovitsky
• Haruhito Naka
• Hisayuki Sato
• Katsumi Funahashi
• Kelvin Bias
• Kim Meijer
• Kunihiro Takase
• Matte Chi
• Takayuki Tanaka

Sponsored by:
IKEA
Brooklyn Oenology
City Frames
Enve Beauty Lounge
Cafe Patisserie Lafayette
BoConcept
Ortine Cafe
Pranayama Art
SoNu Water
Zank and Mars
Triumph Property Group
Hello Living

See you there.
- KAGE

***FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE***

nikka dimroci
curated by Elisa Mogavero
Opening Reception: Saturday, April 11, 9pm
Enve is located at  121  Ludlow St @ Rivington, 2nd floor, new york, NY 10002. (MAP)
After party at Motor City, 127 Ludlow St @ Rivington.

Nikka Dimroci Nikka Dimroci (Piacenza, 1981), after exhibiting her artwork in Milan, Rome and Piacenza, will have her first solo show in New York.

Her photos have been seen in fashion and sport italian magazines. In the last year, she has focused on fine art and artistic experimentation. Nikka’s investigation deals with everyday life in its less traditional expressions, developing a personal style dealing with the dichotomy between the animate and inanimate, unreal and real, dignified and “pop”.

Elisa Mogavero’s Elisa Mogavero’s interests lie in contemporary art, photography and design. Her experiences in the art world are both in Italy and abroad: from the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice to the P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center, a MoMA affiliate, the Ministry of Cultural Heritage in Rome and several private art galleries. Elisa works in art communication and she writes for several magazines, such as Vogue Italia, art journal, as Flash Art International, as well as websites.

She has a Fulbright scholarship to complete a Master Degree in Museum Studies at NYU.

She lives between Milan and New York.

ShadowPlastic is pleased to announce a new art series opening in its new space at Enve, located at 121 Ludlow Street in the Lower East Side of Manhattan.

Enve embodies art and beauty in a unique space dedicated to such.The art project aims to show new artistic trends in an upscale yet utterly unpretentious open space.

See you there.
- blogmaster X

High heels, while maybe not the most comfortable of footwear, are undeniably the sexiest thing a woman can put on her body. They accentuate the leg while emphasizing femininity and remind us why the gods made woman. Some cherish them, others fetishize them. Either way, nothing can stop traffic like a girl in high heels.

So why not celebrate them?

On March 14th at Ouchi Gallery in Downtown BK/DUMBO there is going to be a party/exhibition beyond expectation, applauding high heels and the women that go through so much pain to look oh so seductive. There will be three artists on display, a special limited edition SPL x Ouchi Gallery T-shirt for the ladies, live music and a special guest poet. And, all ladies must come dressed in their best heels, MANDATORY!
Ladies and gentlemen, trust me, this is a party you do not want to miss.

High Heels Party Vol.1
Ouchi Gallery: 170 Tillary street, Brooklyn, NY (MAP)
March 14th (Saturday),  7 p.m. until. . .
NO COVER
Ladies must wear High Heels to enter. 

WEAR YOUR HEELS!
- KAGE

My boy DJ Tomo is heading back to the greener pastures of Japan and having one last blowout before he cuts on out of here. Tetsuo The Devil and I are also going to put some art up somewhere in there. Should be a blasty.

Ali Coleman invites you to celebrate
Voice of voice NYC
4th Anniversary & Tomo’s Farewell Party
HOUSE,TECHNO,DANCE CLASSICS
February 19th(Thursday)
@Sapphire Lounge
249 Eldridge Street
Btwn Houston st. & Stanton st.

http://www.sapphirenyc.com/

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Doors open@10PM
$7 with flyer/$10 without
MUST ID over 21

Resident DJs
Tomoyuki Yasuda(WAVE MUSIC/Apt.International)
www.djtomoyukiyasuda.com
BUN

Featuring Artists
Tetsuo Hasegawa
Jason Mckoy
Yasohachi Kanawa

Supported by
CUBE
www.cubeevny20.blogspot.com
THE SHADOWPLASTIC LABEL
www.shadowplastic.com

Powered by
SABIT
www.sabitnyc.com

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- KAGE

I just checked my email and found this. Sorry for the late update, but you got like to 4 hours so get a move on:

2.6.09
Deity (368 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, NY)
10pm till 3am
A Tribute to Dilla and Lupus Awareness Fundraiser
Supporting the Lupus Foundation – New Jersey Chapter
DJ’s : Beverly Bond, Chela, Jasmine Solano, Brinapayne, ILL P, Mirandom, Tara (on BOTH FLOORS)
MC’s : Bless Roxwell and Jean Grae
A live band J Dilla tribute by Revive Da Live featuring Nikki Glaspie (Sugamamas) on Drums
Tribute Paintings by: Lichiban / Alexandra Cespedes / Vanessa Chakour
Photography and Videography by: Cee the Photographer, Elizabeth Allen (EMA Photography), Texas (THE NEW POP), and Tchaiko Omawale (My Fave Things)
3 Dollar GREAT GRAND DOOR Raffle Prize Provided By:
Kani Ladies, Zulu Rose, Brooks Valley Restaurant and Locs of Nu Hair Salon

Props to Vanessa at vanessachakour.com

[J Dilla:]
“‘Bout to get nasty in this muh’f…”
- blogmaster X