Showing posts with label Nathan Deyoung. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nathan Deyoung. Show all posts
The Next Generation at London Miles Gallery
The fine folks at Thinkspace Gallery in Culver City are curating a show in London that opens this Friday June 11th. The impressive lineup of artists includes Phone Booth Gallery friend Nathan Deyoung, who had a solo show with us in November 2008. His piece shown below "Translucent Skin," is included in the show, as well as many other amazing leaders of the New Contemporary movement. More Info HERE.
Nathan Deyoung x Ryan Milner
A fun read, artist Nathan Deyoung sits down to interview Ryan Milner about the finer things in life.
Nathan Deyoung: Did you ever find bugs bunny attractive when he put on a dress and became girl bunny?
Ryan Milner: Yes. Im still in therapy.
Nathan: What is the weirdest thing you do while creating art? It can be a superstitious ritual, a quirky act, anything...I KNOW YOU MUST HAVE ONE!
Ryan: Aside from walking on my hands, monotone chanting and the occasional virgin sacrifice, I turn into a clean freak before I start any kind of creative project. Usually I stick to just my initial workspace, but sometimes I'll clean my whole apt. Its sick I know.
Nathan: Your hair ALWAYS looks amazing, how much time do you spend making it look so fabulous?
Ryan: Hours...of sleep and Dove conditioner.
Nathan: While creating, what percentage of the time would you say you are nude?...or almost nude?
Ryan: I'd say around 60% of the time, everytime.
Nathan: If you had to get beaten up by any artist who would it be?
Ryan: Sebastian Kruger. If he whoops ass as half as good as he paints my molecules would liquify. It be a lot like that scene in a Nightmare on Elm St. where Johnny Depp gets sucked into the bed.
Nathan: Kia or Hyundai?
Ryan: I try to always drive my way.
Nathan: Best piece of advice you have gotten from a cereal box?
Ryan: Power up the fun with more fiber!
Nathan: How much money would it take to make you eat pencil shavings?
Ryan: I'd do that for free...Though now a days I'd charge a few bucks.
Nathan: If you were Jim from the Office, would you have chosen Pam or Karen?
Ryan: Pam, she's got some moves. Did you see her as a cat!?
Nathan: How many all male sleepovers have you attended?
Ryan: For the last time Nate, the answer is no.
Nathan Deyoung: Did you ever find bugs bunny attractive when he put on a dress and became girl bunny?
Ryan Milner: Yes. Im still in therapy.
Nathan: What is the weirdest thing you do while creating art? It can be a superstitious ritual, a quirky act, anything...I KNOW YOU MUST HAVE ONE!
Ryan: Aside from walking on my hands, monotone chanting and the occasional virgin sacrifice, I turn into a clean freak before I start any kind of creative project. Usually I stick to just my initial workspace, but sometimes I'll clean my whole apt. Its sick I know.
Nathan: Your hair ALWAYS looks amazing, how much time do you spend making it look so fabulous?
Ryan: Hours...of sleep and Dove conditioner.
Nathan: While creating, what percentage of the time would you say you are nude?...or almost nude?
Ryan: I'd say around 60% of the time, everytime.
Nathan: If you had to get beaten up by any artist who would it be?
Ryan: Sebastian Kruger. If he whoops ass as half as good as he paints my molecules would liquify. It be a lot like that scene in a Nightmare on Elm St. where Johnny Depp gets sucked into the bed.
Nathan: Kia or Hyundai?
Ryan: I try to always drive my way.
Nathan: Best piece of advice you have gotten from a cereal box?
Ryan: Power up the fun with more fiber!
Nathan: How much money would it take to make you eat pencil shavings?
Ryan: I'd do that for free...Though now a days I'd charge a few bucks.
Nathan: If you were Jim from the Office, would you have chosen Pam or Karen?
Ryan: Pam, she's got some moves. Did you see her as a cat!?
Nathan: How many all male sleepovers have you attended?
Ryan: For the last time Nate, the answer is no.
Nathan Deyoung: Windows and Mirrors
This Friday, you will be sorry if you didn't go check out Nathan Deyoung's opening at Thinkspace Gallery in LA. Take a look below and then double take when you realize its all done with a BRUSH! Then read his interview interview via Juxtapoz Magazine.
http://www.juxtapoz.com/Features/back-talk-with-nathan-deyoung
http://www.juxtapoz.com/Features/back-talk-with-nathan-deyoung
Nathan Deyoung - Windows & Mirrors
Nathan Deyoung returns to LA to show work with Thinkspace in early September. Nathan's new work is simply breathtaking, showing his best work to date.
Check out: www.thinkspacegallery.com
Check out: www.thinkspacegallery.com
Off the Hook II - Group Exhibit!
This show was probably our best and most diverse group exhibition to date. All the artists really pulled through to show their best work.
The District Magazine based out of Long Beach showed Nathan Deyoung some love with this two page spread:
Kevin Tong's Show Print is pretty awesome too, there are still a few left, so grab one up now!
Here are a couple more:
Robert Pokorny:
Maikon Nery:
Bryan Schnelle:
The District Magazine based out of Long Beach showed Nathan Deyoung some love with this two page spread:
Kevin Tong's Show Print is pretty awesome too, there are still a few left, so grab one up now!
Here are a couple more:
Robert Pokorny:
Maikon Nery:
Bryan Schnelle:
Nathan Deyoung - To Destroy Something Beautiful
Nathan Deyoung and Phone Booth Gallery move to Hollywood on the Sunset Strip for "To Destroy Something Beautiful." 
The show was a blast, and surprisingly, a lot of Nathan's fans from San Diego made the trip up to see it all come together....
The show was a blast, and surprisingly, a lot of Nathan's fans from San Diego made the trip up to see it all come together....
Off the Hook Inaugural Exhibition!
Phone Booth Gallery started it all off with this online artwork exhibition. Our first show aired the simplistic display of the website which puts the artwork in the spotlight. It invites all art lovers, collectors, and artists to see work being produced in an accessible, user-friendly environment, without the catchpenny, wine soaked ambition of today’s contemporary popular art. Exhibiting artists included: Alero, Kevin Bannister, Evan Geltosky, Porkchop, Subtle, Morten Andersen, Garry Booth, The Humanzee, Rick Reese, Ashley Thorp, Lupo Avanti, Nathan Deyoung, Ryan Milner, Arlene Reyes, Louise Wardale...
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