Monday, June 21, 2010
Visual Arts Dashboard Co-op, round two
Posted by Debbie Michaud @DebsMichaud on Mon, Jun 21, 2010 at 1:00 PM
- Courtesy Dashboard Co-op
- 'Fat Man on Church' by Christian Gordy, one of Dashboard Co-op's new members
Nimer Aleck II: An Atlanta-based sculptor who focuses award consumerism and other aspects of capitalist culture.David Batterman: An Atlanta-based photographer whose surrealist images document composite human interaction and decomposing environments.
Christian Gordy: A Brooklyn-based illustrator whose humor and identity are rooted at the soul of his illustrations. They often turn out socially impolite, yet somehow, relatively endearing.
Kerry Jones: A Brooklyn-based fashion designer who sculpts female fashions out of contrasting textures, vivid patterns and vintage fabrics.
Romy Maloon: A South African sculptor living in Atlanta who works in the realm of fine art with a focus on craft.
Plastic Aztecs: An Atlanta-based collective that produces interactive installations that utilize the time/space continuum and florescent spandex.
The $tatus Faction: A multidisciplinary collective of street artists. Members of T$F remain anonymous and may reach into the hundreds.
Dashboard, whose other members include artists such as Baxter Crane and Paper Twins, will add new artists every three months.
A group exhibition showcasing the Co-op's recent additions, Fresh Meat: Filets, Strips and other Marbled Delights, is scheduled for July 24, 8 p.m.-midnight at the Goat Farm.
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