Habitat House Show, Saturday March 9th

My dear friend Shoko Hachiya and I are pairing up with fellow artists Hugh Fernando Fierro and Keith Milgaten to show some of our latest work in a group show.
Shoko is so awesome that instead of making boring old posters to advertise this show she just made some rad stop animation videos. Check 'em out here.

Habitat House Show 3/9/13 (stop motion flyer #2) from Shoko Hachiya on Vimeo.

Habitat House Show 3/9/13 (stop motion flyer) from Shoko Hachiya on Vimeo.

HABITAT HOUSE
1008 21st ST.
SAN DIEGO, CA 92102
SATURDAY, MARCH 9TH
8 PM


FEATURING
PERFORMANCES BY Keith Sweaty, Mystery Cave, & Balloons
ARTWORK BY Shoko Hachiya, Danica Molenaar, Hugo Fernando Fierro,
& Keith Milgaten




HABITAT HOUSE
SHOKO'S WORDPRESS
danicamolenaar@gmail.com

Artist Spotlight: MARK FLOOD

[groin/face with girl], 1986

By all appearances it seems Mark Flood strongly dislikes most things; consumer culture, celebrities, "real" art, the "art world", mass culture, appearing at his own art openings (he has hired stand-ins to appear at all his openings for the past 20 years). Flood started making anti-consumer culture art in the 80's as well as playing in an experimental punk band aptly named Culturcide.

Just Say Drugs, 1993

International Postcard, 2009

UPDATE YOUR RESUME / BURGER KING, 2009

Over time his work has evolved from bawdy collages of disfigured celebrities and smut imagery, to crudely painted signs, billboards and public property, to his most recent "lace paintings". These delicate renderings of lace shrouds are by far his most restrained work yet, and what Flood describes as his transition from "hateful paintings" to "beautiful paintings". Nevertheless, Mark Flood will be the first to tell you that even though at 54 he is finally able to support himself solely from his artwork, there is still a little "hate".

ENJOY BLOOD, c. 2002

Cottonwoods, 2010

Earthly Delights, 2009

Photos courtesy of Peres Projects and Zach Feuer Gallery.