Art Los Angeles's topics - tribe.netTribe.net. Local ConnectionsAnimals of the Future at MJ Higgins downtowntreiopshttp://artla.tribe.net/thread/f291cf42-3087-4569-88ac-d404ca385f632008-04-18T02:22:30Z2008-04-18T02:22:30Z<div>Hello folks! Come to my opening happening this Tuesday in downtown LA! Here's the details:
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<br/>ANIMALS of the FUTURE
<br/>A solo show by Treiops Treyfid at MJ Higgins Gallery
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<br/>Opening reception Earth Day, Tuesday, April 22, 2008 from 6 - 9pm.
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<br/>MJ Higgins Gallery
<br/>400 S. Main st. Suite 103 (4th st. east of Main), Los Angeles, CA 90013
<br/>213-617-1700
<br/>http://treiops.com/art/animals_of_the_future.html
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<br/>Features performance by LA electronic outfit Brain Garden http://www.klownhead.com
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<br/>All exotic animals on our planet are under threat of extinction because of loss of habitat due to pollution, global warming, and human population growth. Fragile ecosystems are in serious peril all over the world and will pay a heavy price from the increased storms, floods, and coastal erosion that global warming will produce.
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<br/>So, who are the critters that will survive the coming catastrophe? They will be the ones that are able to live with or near humans, can live in an urban or semi-urban environment, and use human garbage as a food source. These are the "Animals of the Future". They include raccoons, opossums, rats, roaches, crows, coyotes, squirrels, sparrows, pigeons, deer, seagulls, lizards, rabbits, skunk, chipmunks, mice, feral cats, stray dogs, and many other species.
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<br/>The pieces in this show will highlight and tribute these overlooked noble survivors that live sometimes literally in our own backyards. The pieces are sculptural in nature and are made out of mostly recycled elements but also include exotic materials, and lighting.
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</div>treiops2008-04-18T02:22:30ZAre They Alive? at Chango in Echo Park, CAtreiopshttp://artla.tribe.net/thread/5b1ec7d9-8543-46e5-9a5b-c44aca9e81ac2008-01-25T04:14:02Z2008-01-25T04:14:02Z<div>Please come to my solo show at Chango next Saturday:
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<br/>ARE THEY ALIVE?
<br/>A solo show of work by:
<br/>Treiops Treyfid
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<br/>February 1-27, 2008
<br/>opening reception:
<br/>Saturday, February 2nd, 7-10pm
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<br/>Chango Coffee House & Gallery
<br/>1559 Echo Park Avenue
<br/>Los Angeles, CA 90026
<br/>213-977-9161
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<br/>http://www.myspace.com/changocoffeehouse
<br/>http://www.treiops.com/art</div>
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</div>treiops2008-01-25T04:14:02ZWhimsy, Terror, and Speculation Part 2!treiopshttp://artla.tribe.net/thread/049da02c-385e-4f1b-883f-1720553897542007-03-06T18:11:04Z2007-03-06T18:11:04Z<div>Hey Folks,
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<br/>This Friday, March 9th is the second opening for the group art show
<br/>I'm curating called "Whimsy, Terror, and Speculation. " This time it
<br/>will feature the work of Jose Lopez, Alex Schaefer and myself. Both
<br/>Alex & Jose's work is really amazing (& mine is ok too).
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<br/>It's at the Stephanie Feury Studio 5636 Melrose ave. (1/2 block east
<br/>of Larchmont in Hollywood)
<br/>The opening is 6:30 to 8pm this Friday.
<br/>At 8pm is the the play "The Empty Bed" by Sharon
<br/>Yablon which takes place in the theatre.
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<br/>What you've got is two great events rolled into one. Theatre and the
<br/>visual arts together as they should be. It will be very fun. So, get
<br/>your ass down there!
<br/>Click below link for complete details:
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<br/>http://treiops. com/art/the_ empty_bed. html</div>
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