Sour Harvest

Your last chance to view the exhibitions from Amy Crehore and Anthony Clarkson are this Thursday and Friday at Thinkspace… then we’ll be taking ‘em down and getting ready for the March exhibitions with Matthew Feyld and David MacDowell.

‘Dreamgirls and Ukes’ and ‘The Silent Treatment’ are on view through this Fri, March 6th – don’t miss the final two days to catch both exhibits.

Thinkspace Gallery (4210 Santa Monica Blvd in Los Angeles / 323.913.3375 / open this Thur and Fri from 1-6PM)

View the works from ‘Dreamgirls & Ukes’ here.

View the works from ‘The Silent Treament’ here.

The press love for Amy Crehore‘s debut Los Angeles solo show with us continues to stream in.

Juxtapoz just posted a nice re-cap of the opening night and a link to the show pieces here.

Juxtapoz also did a cool ’20 Questions’ feature with Amy just before the show. In case you missed that, check it out here.

Additional press of note includes:

Pop Drawer , Arrested Motion, The Rumpus, boingboing , Metromix L.A. (the newspaper version, too), Fabulist, Format Mag, and even a nice mention on KPFK radio via Ali Lexa’s show.

If you missed the interview I posted with Amy here on Sour Harvest leading into the opening of her solo, be sure to check it out here.

Amy also posted some nice pics on her blog of the show all hung in the gallery here and we have a slew of shots of the opening night reception and the works all hung in the gallery as well here.

In addition to our photo set, Amy has a nice set up on our her flickr too of all the works here.

For those that missed it, a great interview was also posted with Sadie Magazine leading into the show and a great ful-page preview / mini-interview with both Amy and myself is featured in the new issue of Inked Magazine (which is now on news stands nationwide).

‘Dreamgirls and Ukes’ is on view through March 6th – don’t miss it!

Thinkspace Gallery (4210 Santa Monica Blvd in Los Angeles / 323.913.3375 / Open Thursday through Sunday from 1-6PM)

View the works from ‘Dreamgirls & Ukes’ here.

Also, since the works in the preview don’t feature the ukes strung up and ready to play, Amy’s also posted pics of all the ukes ready to play, after her husband Lou, a professional luthier, strung them and tuned them – they look fabulous – check out the images here.

Rough sketched out mural/show title starting to take shape…

Coming along nicely… be sure to come by opening night to check out the finished product.

Amy’s ukulele arsenal laid out, and ready for installation…

The ukes are just amazing. All have been lovingly restored by her husband, who’s a professional luthier, and are ready to play. Beautiful antiques taken to another level by Amy’s talented hand.

The installation of things is coming along… going to be a very nice flow of works, can’t wait for all to enjoy this one, really a fun show.

Anthony Clarkson arrived today and is starting in on his wall mural and getting all his paintings ready for installation… the gallery is abuzz with activity.