What is art?

Is this art? Who will be the judge of our Photoshop Neodadaist work? Will it ever be held up and judged, or does the impermanence of the digital world stand to separate? Did not the first man or woman to scratch a man with a spear and a penis into a cave wall do this in an attempt to leave their mark, to leave something of themselves in this physical world? If leaving your mark is the essence of art, where does that leave digital art? Is it art?

Art Show Me Your Art That I am Showing In A Show That Is Showing At Aurora

That made no sense at all!

But, maybe it got your attention.

Mike Germon, famous German artist will be showing his work as well as presenting the work of Truett Dietz, Sunni Johnson, Emily Maxwell, Andrea Sanders, and Hilary Staff. There were going to be more girls showing their art, they couldn't get the self portraits of their breasts done in time... most of them had a lot of ground to cover.

If you want to go to the show opening, you probably like art more than me, or you like free wine and cheese... which I can't promise to be at this opening.




7-10pm
Friday
September, 4

Aurora Coffee
Little Five Points

Be there or you don't like art, women, men, and babies.

For more information:
beepbeepgallery.com
threeblindmikes.com

Weekly Street Art: Evereman Production Party

Be on the lookout for these new Evereman tile/flowers made a couple weeks ago at Evereman's secret lair by him and a handful of lucky guests. Also check out this experimental Evereman tile that I made at the event.

Evereman from the eighties?

Anybody who pays attention to street art in Atlanta has probably noticed Evereman's tile pieces around town over the past year. Turns out, Evereman has been hitting the streets of Atlanta since the early eighties. While checking out Evereman's flickr page , I came across something amazing: a newspaper clipping from of a piece that Evereman claims to have done. "This photo was taken in the early 80's. I mounted a 10 foot long spear and dripping blood in a Nike billboard at Peachtree and Piedmont. The billboard was created from a photo of a runner crossing the finish line of the Peachtree Road Race."