Art Whino - Maryland

I have a piece in a show that opens November 14th at Art Whino down in Maryland.

T & P Fine Art - Philadelphia, PA

I have a piece in a show that opens this weekend down in Philadelphia.






“The Inaugural Show”

Participating Artists:

2cent, Aaron Kraten, Adam Wallacavage, AIKO, Andrew Jeffrey Wright, Bask, Brandon Bird, Camilla D’Errico, Cherri Wood, Dabs! Myla, Dan Smith, Deph, Deth P Sun, Dogbyte, Heiko Mueller, Hope Perkins, Jason Sho Green, Jeffrey Brown, JRF, Jude Buffum, Kelly Towles, Ken Keirns, Kii Arens, Lisa Alisa, Logan Hicks, Mark Bodnar, Mel Kadel, Peter Gronquist, Rene Gagnon, Richard Pose, Roland Tamayo, Ryan Bubnis, Sally Sun, Scott Campbell, Seizer, Shepard Fairey, Smear, Thomas Han, Travis Lampe, Travis Millard, and Trish Grantham.

Scion presents...Installation 5

Scion presents...

Installation 5

With self-portraits by:
AJ Fosik, Alex Hornest, Andrew Schoutlz, Andy Howell, Angela Boatwright,
Asylm, Blek le Rat, Christina M. Felice, Codak, Edwin Ushiro, El Yem,
Eriberto Oriol, Eye One, Francesco LoCastro, French, Geoff Oki, Ian Lynam,
J. Shea, Jamel Shabazz, Jeff Soto, Kelsey Brookes, Kofie, Lisa Alisa, Logan
Hicks, Mark Mothersbaugh, Nicholas Harper, Patrick Martinez, Peter Beste,
RETNA, Rick Rodney, Rob Abeyta Jr., Ron English Saber, Sage Vaughn, Skypage,
Stormie Mills, Tessar Lo, Too Tall Jahmal, Todd Tourso, Usugrow, Will
Barras, and Yoskay Yamamoto

C Pop Gallery
4160 Woodward Ave.
Detroit, MI 48201
Show runs October 4th-25th, 2008

Opening Event
Saturday, October 4th, 2008
7pm-11pm

Attending Artists: Nicholas Harper & Rick Rodney

Music provided by Frankie Bank$

Melbourne Australia - August 22nd

Show in Auckland, New Zealand!

Beacon Electric Blanket Factory #1

Beacon Electric Blanket Factory #1
Originally uploaded by Logan Hicks

Shiny on the outside

Shiny on the outside
Originally uploaded by Logan Hicks

Belly of the Beast

Belly of the Beast
Originally uploaded by Logan Hicks

London Church Detail

London Church Detail
Originally uploaded by Logan Hicks

Political Pods

Political Pods
Originally uploaded by Logan Hicks

Death is in the Air

Death is in the Air
Originally uploaded by Logan Hicks

Death is in the Air

Death is in the Air
Originally uploaded by Logan Hicks

NEW INDVSL "CUBICLE" DESIGN

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Good friend Daryll Peirce is the man behind Indvsl Clothing, and just came out with a new design. Check out info below

NEW "CUBICLE" DESIGN
Just released, "Cubicle" is an exquisitely custom 9 color polo brought to you from the progressively askew mind of Daniel Vigil (http://www.danielvigildesign.com/). Made of comfortable jersey (t-shirt) material, the garment features the controlled chaos of an indecipherable script tag behind an acid yellow pocket as well as an assortment of geometric vs. organic shapes (some printed in soft metallics). The small text reads "Also enjoyed with pleated khakis during a nice seafood dinner" split from front to back. Wear it to the office, ninja demonstration, or a nice seafood dinner. *Limited run of only 500 available at INDVSL.com.


About Indivisual Clothing:

In 2004, I started INDVSL as an outlet to channel some circulating design ideas and as a way to work with artists across multiple platforms. Clothing, to me, is a directly engaging way to represent the works of these renaissance men and women that is also easily accessible to everyone. It’s a great feeling to know that the work is outside gallery walls, living in motion, roaming the streets, and hopefully inspiring those around.

INDVSL is a small independent project that is focused solely on the artists’ vision of each individual design. We want you to love wearing this work and not brand you with our own advertising. That aside, we really just like making cool stuff that hopefully inspires folks to think, imagine, laugh, question, and dream through one “human wrapper” at a time.

All products are made in sweatshop free environments. Thank you and I hope you enjoy the clothing and the attention to detail, quality, and most importantly, ideas.

-Daryll Peirce

San Francisco fun

So I went out to San Francisco last week to do a commission mural. The mural was the same one that I did for Art Basel down in Miami, but this time it was going to be permanent, so I was excited that the piece found a permanent home.

So the deal was that I paid for the flight out there, and the guy paid for my hotel. Little did i know that this would end up being a better deal than I had anticipated. The 'hotel' if you can call it that, was the Residential Suites at the Ritz Carlton. For those of you that dont know what the Ritz Carlton is, it is a luxury hotel with various locations. So the Residential Suites are like the hotel on steroids. We had a 24-hour concierge. So if we wanted chocolate chip pancakes at 4 in the morning, we could call down and they would find them. it was nuts. Only problem is that I have a hard time asking someone else to do something that I am capable of, so we never used them, but it was nice to know they were there!. We had 3 bathrooms in this 'hotel'! ha! the tubs were so big that you could have dumped 4 bodies in there, and they wouldn't flow over the top. it was nuts. Even though we were in San Francisco, we stayed in the place for 90% of the time. we have 3 TV sets, and a full library of DVD's at the front desk. I couldn't decide if it was the lap of luxury or the epitome of decadence. All i know is that it was fun.


So this was our bed. who in the world needs 8 pillows? is the world so full of weak necked people that 8 pillows are actually necessary these days?





The best part of the trip was that I was able to bring my son and girlfriend with me. We gave Sailor (my son) his first 'real' bath. As you can see from the photo below, he had a great time.






Here was the view we had from our room(s)









Now on to the mural. I was really happy with the way the mural came out, in spite of how the whole thing started. It started when my paint didnt arrive in time to begin. This put me in the position of having to run around the city to find a place that carried decent paint. After I had that, i taped the wall off, and made a little bubble of plastic around me to contain the fumes. apparently the plastic bubble worked cause it kept the fumes in side, and funneled them directly up to the ceiling, right into the smoke alarm. yup, that means that the whole fire alarm system for the apartment went off, and let me tell you, the Ritz Carlton must be full of deaf people cause they made these alarms extra loud. i know cause I was there. So i had to rip open my plastic bubble and try and fan the fumes out to turn off the alarm. That didnt really work, but what did work was the plastic bubble. I know it worked cause when I opened it up to fan the fumes, all the paint dust that had been contained was then fanned all over the apartment. the place looked good until i opened up. After that, the entire place had a fine layer of paint dust on it. it looked like the way a town looks after a volcano erupts. after all that the piece came out good and everybody was happy.

Unfortunately it was impossible to get a good picture of the mural without a fisheye lens, which i didnt have, so this is the best I could do. Enjoy

Grand Central

Grand Central
Originally uploaded by Logan Hicks

This is another photo from my ongoing HDR tests.