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Corey

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Hi Fructose Magazine has posted an online interview with Chris Reccardi. The interview not only discusses his upcoming gallery shows, but also his experiences working on Ren and Stimpy, his first animation job at The New Beany and Cecil Show, his storyboarding for Rob Zombie’s The Haunted World of El Super-Beasto, and some upcoming animation pilots.

Best Quote? Working on Ren and Stimpy was rewarding: “But rewarding like getting ten root canals, and then growing new super-teeth later.”

For additional info on Chris, see his own website. Hear his latest musical project, the psychedelic pop band Cosmopollus, at this MySpace page.

—Anne D. Bernstein

RAW Art Friday!

SUNCHIRP

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“Fred4Change” by Jeaux Janovsky, from Channel Frederator, Episode #147

Everyone who watches Channel Frederator regularly is familiar some of Jeaux Janovsky’s great art. Now, New Yorkers will get a chance to see some of his art next week. Meet Jeaux in person(!) as part of the ART+ACTION=OBAMA 08 show at Toy Tokyo in the East Village, Thursday, October 17, 7-11pm. Be there and be square.

–Fred

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I was going through the web yesterday, looking for great cartoon character art, and found the website of Patrick Owsley.

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“The holy grail is to spend less time making the picture than it takes people to look at it.” -Banksy

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RAW Art is for Lovers.

Trish

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RAW Art Friday!

SUNCHIRP

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It’s your last chance to catch the Crazy 4 Cult 2 show (closing Friday, September 12). Over 100 artists reinterpret classic cult films. Gallery 1988, 7020 Melrose Avenue (at LaBrea), Los Angeles, California. See the YouTube video above if you can’t make it.

On the opposite coast, The Panorama Project opened this weekend at Jonathan Levine Gallery (up until October 4). The exhibit features “commissioned works by over one hundred artists, which will be combined to create a single collective artwork and a site-specific installation.” The gallery is at 529 West 20th Street in NYC.

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Illustrator James Yang explores the idea that illustrators “can live anywhere” because they don’t have “a real job”. It’s a globe-trotting look at artists and how they create on the move. Part One interviews James Yang (of course), Hanoch Piven (Israel), Michael Bartalos and Fernanda Cohen (United States).

You can watch the entire video here. Also featured are Nate Williams (Argentina), Monika Aichele (Germany), Ingo Fast (Germany), and Laurie Rosenwald (United States).

And P.S.: Hanoch Piven is speaking tonight at the Society of Illustrators in NYC at 6 PM. Tomorrow he is conducting a hands-on workshop at Materials for the Arts (fully booked, alas!) And then onto Toms River, New Jersey!

—Anne D. Bernstein