SPORTS! Exhibition Opening Tonight, April 25

OPENING TONIGHT!


Synchronicity Space is pleased to present "Sports!", a group exhibition curated by Ryan Travis Christian. In his third curatorial effort, Christian brings together a group of artists who display exemplary ability by way of new art forms. The roster finds a diverse array of ideas executed throughout the media spectrum from upcoming and mid-career artists who live and exhibit outside the Los Angeles area. The work that embodies "Sports!" considers abstraction, portraiture, sex, landscapes, drugs, tools, camping, music, metaphysical concerns, Wheaties, kidnap, paranoia, sports and then some, both literally, metaphorically or otherwise.

Artists include:

Michael Krueger

Eric Lebofsky

Tom Long

B.C. Maceachran

Frank Magnotta

Ashley Nason

Hilary Pecis

Scott Reeder

Adam Scott

Deb Sokolow

Ben Stone

Tobacco

Nicholas Veneglia

Justin B. Williams

Come join the inner circle Saturday, April 25^th, 2009. 7pm - 12am

APRIL 17TH!

NINJASONIK

JAPANTHER

Thank you everyone for coming!! If you have photos or video please send to info@syncspacela.com and we will give you full photo/video credit. Thanks to the bands, thanks Sean for putting it all together!! What a great night!!

Here is a video of Japanther performing The Cure's "Boys Don't Cry"



And a great video sent to us of NinjaSonik with Japanther by Cathy de la Cruz:

SHOWCAVE/SYNCHRONICITY

Show Cave Night Gallery's residency at Sync..first one and hopefully more to come!!

HUNTERS AND GATHERERS ZINE LAUNCH

We are so excited about this!
Helga and Andrew of METAL ROUGE are putting out the first issue of their zine, "hunters and gatherers" - on their label seymour records. The Zine will have unusual stories, music reviews, cave-like drawings, raw blurbs, poetry, and artifacts of primitive substance. Each issue will include a 3" CDr of a live band performance. The band featured in the first issue will be VIBES who was the first band to break in our space at the opening of "Ancient Bloody Knuckles".
Also, the records from "Within Heaven's Earshot" will still be on display so anyone not able to make it to the closing will get a chance to see the exhibition before we tediously take down the 300+ albums.