Video Tour & Opening Reception Party of June 2023 Exhibitions featuring Dulk, Charlie Immer, Sentrock, Toyameg, and Mister Toledo at Thinkspace Projects

Thinkspace presents a video tour and opening reception of Dulk ‘Heritage’. Along with Charlie Immer ‘Glow Up and Down’ showing in Gallery II, Sentrock ‘Two Birds, One Stone’ in Gallery III, and Toyameg ‘The Pinkish Paradise’ in Gallery IV. ALSO new works from Mister Toledo showcased this month in our new Dog House Gallery (now live on our webshop for immediate purchase). The Dog House Gallery will be open during our monthly receptions and also each Saturday from noon to 6pm during the run of our monthly exhibitions.

Much love to all that came through this past Saturday to show such insane support for our June exhibitions. What an amazing night and epic turnout! All of our gallery spaces and courtyard were packed all evening long.

June 3 – June 24, 2023

Thinkspace Projects
4207 W. Jefferson Blvd + 4217 W. Jefferson Blvd.
Los Angeles, California 90016

Gallery I
DULK
Heritage

Gallery II
CHARLIE IMMER
Glow Up and Down

Gallery III
SENTROCK
Two Birds, One Stone

Gallery IV
TOYAMEG
The Pinkish Paradise

The Dog House Gallery
MISTER TOLEDO
New Works

Shout outs to Mr B Baby,  GoopmasstaPhobikGod, Vanessa GarciaQuiralta, In The Box Collectibles, Kabob Senpai, Liquid Death, Venice Beats and Digital Debris Video Gallery for providing the non-stop vibes in our courtyard.

Open Tuesday to Saturday from 12-6pm.

All five exhibitions are on view through Saturday, June 24. Please note the Dog House Gallery and our courtyard are only open for viewing on Saturdays.

Viewing Rooms for each show will be live on our website later this week.

Video + photos courtesy @BirdManPhotos

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New Merch Alert from DULK!

New prints from DULK available this Saturday

‘Acadia’

  • Deluxe Edition of 15
  • Fine art giclee print on 290gsm Moab Entrada paper
  • Hand-deckled edges
  • 23.6 x 32.7 inches / 60 x 83 cm
  • Signed and numbered by the artist
  • Printed by Static Medium
  • $450

Print will be available starting at 5pm this Saturday, June 3 when we open the doors for our book-signing with DULK. No phone or online orders at this time. Thank you.

Any remaining after the opening reception, will be shared on our web shop next Tuesday, June 6 at 10am Pacific Standard Time. Please be sure to use Google to check the time in your area. Thank you.

‘Acadia’

  • Edition of 100
  • Fine art giclee print on 290gsm Moab Entrada paper
  • Hand-deckled edges
  • 20 x 27.6 inches / 50.8 x 70.1 cm
  • Signed and numbered by the artist
  • Printed by Static Medium
  • $300

Print will be available starting at 5pm this Saturday, June 3 when we open the doors for our book-signing with DULK.
No phone or online orders at this time. Thank you.

Any remaining after the opening reception, will be shared on our web shop next Tuesday, June 6 at 10am Pacific Standard Time. Please be sure to use Google to check the time in your area. Thank you.

Collector Set from DULK available this Saturday

‘Heritage’ Collector Set 

  • Enamel pin 
  • Five button set (each measuring 1.25 inches) on custom backer card
  • Custom embroidered patch
  • Die-cut sticker 
  • Set of six 5×7 inch postcards 
  • Custom printed cardboard presentation box signed and numbered by DULK
  • Edition of 100
  • $40 plus tax

The Collector Set will be available starting at 5pm when we open the doors for our book-signing with DULK. No phone or online orders at this time. Thank you.

Any remaining after the opening reception, will be shared on our web shop next Tuesday, June 6 at 10am Pacific Standard Time. Please be sure to use Google to check the time in your area. Thank you.

Wooden Totems from DULK available this Saturday

‘Heritage’ engraved hand-painted wooden totems

  • Edition of 5 / each unique
  • 12.6 x 27.6 x 1.6 inches / 32 x 70 x 4 cm
  • Acrylic on engraved wood panel
  • Hand painted by the artist
  • Available as Yellow | Verde | Orange | Coral | Blue
  • $1,000 each

Any remaining after the opening reception, will be shared on our web shop next Tuesday, June 6 at 10am Pacific Standard Time. Please be sure to use Google to check the time in your area. Thank you.

Limited copies of DULK’s new book available this Saturday + book signing with DULK

’DULK: The Art of Antonio Segura’

• Hard cover / full color / 248 pages
• 9.7 x 13.4 inches / 24.6 x 34 cm
• Includes numerous essay’s on the artist’s work
• Comes in a custom cardboard presentation box
• Text in English & Spanish
• $50 each plus tax

NOTE: Only 50 copies available, while supplies last.

BOOK SIGNING this Saturday, June 3 from 5-6pm with DULK

Any remaining after the opening reception, will be shared on our web shop next Tuesday, June 6 at 10am Pacific Standard Time. Please be sure to use Google to check the time in your area. Thank you.

New sculpture from DULK available this Saturday

‘Heritage’ sculpture

  • New polyresin sculpture from Thunder Mates
  • Edition of 50
  • Figure Specs: 19.5 x 8 x 5 inches / 49.5 x 20.3 x 10 cm
  • Comes in custom engraved wooden presentation box
  • Custom Wooden Box specs: 14 x 11 x 24 inches / 35.5 x 27.9 x 60.9 cm
  • Includes a COA signed and numbered by Dulk
  • Shipping late July from Hong Kong
  • $650 figure + $200 per figure for shipping / $850 total

Figure will be available this Saturday, June 3 at 10am Pacific Standard Time via Thunder Mate’s web shop. We will share the link this Saturday morning at 9am via our newsletter list.

40 copies will be made available via the online drop and 10 copies will be held back to be sold starting at 6pm Pacific Standard Time for the public opening of DULK’s new solo show.

Please note that all figures ship from Thunder Mates in Hong Kong in late July. Local pickup is not possible.

Link shared this Saturday morning. Get ready!

June Exhibitions featuring works from Dulk, Charlie Immer, Sentrock, Toyameg, and Mister Toledo Open June 3, 2023 at Thinkspace Projects.

Thinkspace Projects presents:

DULK (aka Antonio Seguro)
Heritage

CHARLIE IMMER
Glow Up and Down

SENTROCK
Two Birds, One Stone

TOYAMEG
The Pinkish Paradise

MISTER TOLEDO
New Works

Opening Reception:
Saturday, June 3 from 6-10pm

Book Signing & Print Release + Mural Reveal:
Saturday, June 3 from 5-6pm

Experience Goopmassta’s ‘Courtyard Sessions’ between our two spaces with Mr. B Baby live painting alongside a mini artist mart with booths from GoopmasstaPhobikGod, Vanessa GarcialUpendo_ & In The Box Collectibles  + amazing grub from Kabob Senpai + open bar + Venice Beats on the 1’s and 2’s + video projections from Digital Debris Gallery + check out the Dog House Gallery with new works from Mister Toldeo.

Thinkspace Projects
4207 W. Jefferson Blvd + 4217 W. Jefferson Blvd.
Los Angeles, California 90016

GALLERY I:

DULK (aka Antonio Segura)
‘Heritage’

Antonio Segura, known internationally by the pseudonym Dulk, brings his worlds of stylized animalia and character creatures to Thinkspace Projects with ‘Heritage’. Striking an unlikely balance between the playful ease of children’s make-believe and the prescient threat of ecological doomsday, Dulk’s works celebrate the beauty of nature’s biodiversity while simultaneously mourning the imminence of its loss. Much in the same way that fantasy actively invites collusion with nightmare, Dulk’s extravagantly lush imagination, for all of its seductive warmth, is punctuated by premonitory distress, and poignantly aberrant, if not predictive, details. 

Dulk’s work seems to evolve as quickly and drastically as the climate crisis itself. Dulk, always in pursuit of capturing the immensity of the moment, has assembled a series of work that represents a new level both in terms of its technical eloquence and its urgency. For all of their surreal elements and his immense gifts for personification, Dulk’s paintings are the immediate byproduct of his travels into remote areas. 

Every one of these works in this collection is tied to his memories of a natural wonder and wildlife, some as close as the deserts of the southwest, to the mythical redwood forests of northern California to his travels into the arctic circle of Alaska. He has witnessed first hand both the beauty of these landscapes and the terrible collapse that is creeping over them like a fatal tide. He works hard to capture both elements because above all he is asking us to go out and do the same. By painting something beautiful he asks audiences to gather the strength to look away from art and toward nature, as painful as that may be. Dulk’s works always seem to possess their own magical dream, their own colors and narratives, but at the core every work has one single voice and one message; he is asking us to wake up.

With a specificity of imagery that rivals that of a miniaturist, with hidden vignettes, characters, subplots, and gems peppered throughout his tightly composed images, Dulk’s work is breathtaking. The breadth of his inspirations alone, including everything from contemporary illustration and graphics, graffiti and public muralism, ensures Dulk’s world is as expansive and elated as it is heartbreaking and wounded.

About Dulk:
Valencian artist Dulk, Antonio Segura, is one of the most important names in Valencian painting of the moment internationally. His body of work begins to form in urban art and mural painting—to which he remains closely linked today— along with study work, but does not stop there. He continues to research and constantly create new forms of expression through different media, drawing, sculpture or photography among others. True to its essence —with a strong ecological conviction to defend ecosystems and the most vulnerable species— this work invites the viewer to be part of a unique imaginarium, full of energy and with a special sensitivity to color. A dream world with animals and natural spaces that tells personal, universal and unique stories.

GALLERY II:

CHARLIE IMMER
‘Glow Up and Down’

Thinkspace Projects is pleased to present Charlie Immer’s ‘Glow Up and Down’ in Gallery II. His spectacular and surprisingly inviting world of candy-coloured-gross-out-flavored mayhem offers truly wondrous visual feasts for those who are unperturbed by oodles of goo, slime, blood and the occasional severed head. 

Due to the jubilant carnage occurring between Immer’s protagonists and their merry little victims, who incidentally range from dancing skulls dripping with jellied ooze, to fruity characters in varying stages of dismemberment, one cannot help but get swept up in the high spirited horror and overall exuberance on display. These expertly rendered gory happenings carefully tread the fine line between repulsion and attraction, exploring the duality that exists and striking an extraordinary balance; the result is a masterclass in titillation that also succeeds in tickling funny bones.

“Titled ‘Glow Up and Down,’ my upcoming exhibition encapsulates the joy of radiant exploration. Each piece aims to capture the allure and mystique of glowing forms, inviting viewers to bask in the radiance of peculiar characters as they navigate through ambiguous spaces.  As with all my work I hope it makes the viewer smile.”

About Charlie Immer
Charlie Immer is an American Postwar & Contemporary artist who was born in 1983 in the state of Maryland. In 2008, Charlie graduated with distinction from the Rhode Island School of Design in Providence, gaining himself a BFA in Illustration. His artwork has since been shown in prestigious galleries around the world, and has also been published in prominent art magazines, such as Juxtapoz and Hi-Fructose, earning him a large following and considerable acclaim.

GALLERY III:

SENTROCK
‘Two Birds, One Stone’

Sentrock’s ‘Two Birds, One Stone’ fills Thinkspace Projects’ Gallery III this June. In a collection of paintings and drawings, Sentrock reflects his mental perspective at this time in his career and stage in life. 

‘Two Birds, One Stone’ highlights the dichotomy of who he is as an artist and who he is as a person, bringing to light the relatable internal struggle of simultaneously being more than just one thing. 

The works highlight the times of his introspection, aiming to capture the raw energy or the fleeting moment. In works on canvas and on paper, Sentrock presents something that is deeply personal, but rings true to many. Further emphasizing duality and contrast, Sentrock presents large scale works as pivotal statements of the show and smaller sketches as a more intimate display. 

Through his creation, Sentrock has become a catalyst for his community. His work presents undertones of hope, freedom and expression, encapsulating his background, history, upbringing, empathy, and compassion for his community.

About Sentrock
Joseph Perez, best known as “Sentrock” is a self taught street artist. Sentrock witnessed street art as a form of expression, birthing his interest to pick a spray can and continue his artistic voice. His early works were developed from graffiti writing in Mexican-American neighborhoods. Sentrock’s signature bird-mask over a human figure has become his most recognizable declaration.  Sentrock describes his bird-mask as analogous to humanity: a person who is able to find or escape to their freedom by placing them in a different reality.

GALLERY IV:

TOYAMEG
‘The Pinkish Paradise’

Japanese artist Toyameg brings her own personal fantasy to life, filling Gallery IV of Thinkspace Projects. Known for her vicious pop illustration, she brings her signature style to a fictional world of her creation. 

Drawing on her experiences in apparel and the music industry, Toyameg creates an engaging scape inspired by a dream. Affectionately called ‘The Pinkish Paradise’, the artist welcomes audiences to the pink desert she dreamt of. 

Describing the scene, the artist says, “All people and animals love each other there. It was a very happy place and I thought it was paradise. I have created works that imagine the people and plants living in this paradise.” The resulting collection is heart-warming and vibrant. 

About Toyameg
Toyameg is an artist based in Fukuoka, Japan. She is self-taught and started her career in music culture and the streets. She describes her art as “pop with a pinch of poison.” She holds solo exhibitions throughout Japan and provides illustrations to musicians, apparel brands, and other clients.

BOOK Signing + PRINT Release this Saturday from SCOTT LISTFIELD

ASTRONAUT
Paintings by Scott Listfield

BOOK-SIGNING EVENT this Saturday, December 15 from 4 to 6 PM

Book will be available at the event this Saturday for $45 plus tax

Scott will be on site from 4 to 6 PM signing copies of his new book (while supplies last) published by Paragon Books and Spoke Art. ‘ASTRONAUT’ is 232 pages packed full of every painting Listfield has created to date, over 350 of them, featuring his trademark lone astronaut exploring a not too distant future, filled with pop culture references galore. Featuring essays from Listfield along with Forwards from Danielle Krysa (The Jealous Curator) and Andrew Hosner (Thinkspace Projects).

PLUS we’re excited to publish a new limited edition fine art print of his iconic “It’s Like That” painting from our recent solo exhibition ‘1984’ with Listfield. Details are below.

Both the print and book will be available this Saturday from 4 to 6 PM at Thinkspace.

SCOTT LISTFIELD
It’s Like That
16×23 inches / 50.8x66cm
Edition of 60
Fine art print on 290gsm paper
Hand signed and numbered by the artist
$75

Printed by the good folks at Static Medium

AVAILABLE ONLINE IN EARLY JANUARY 2019
Details to follow. We are not shipping before the holidays, so we will set a day and time for the second week of January and share details soon. For now, this Saturday from 4 to 6 PM is your only chance to purchase this special edition from Listfield. No online or phone orders at this time. Thank you.

Studio Visit with Brian M. Viveros for November Matador Exhibition

Brian M Viveros Matador

We recently stopped by the Riverside studio of artist Brian M. Viveros as he puts the finishing touches on his upcoming exhibition ‘Matador’. We are excited to share Viveros will be transforming the entire gallery space from main room to office space. A member of the Thinkspace family, Brian M. Viveros has been showing with Thinkspace gallery for nearly a decade and we’re thrilled to be hosting his book signing prior to the formal reception.

Book signing and opening reception for ‘Matador’ will take place on Saturday, November 7th. Book signing hours are from 5:30 pm – 7 pm and opening reception will be from 7 pm-10 pm. The exhibition will be on view till November 28th during regular gallery hours. Please visit the Thinkspace Gallery website for additional information.

Brian M Viveros Matador

Brian M Viveros Matador

Brian M Viveros Matador

Brian M Viveros Matador

Brian M Viveros Matador

Brian M Viveros Matador

Brian M Viveros Matador

Brian M Viveros Matador

Brian M Viveros Matador

Brian M Viveros Matador

Brian M Viveros Matador

Brian M Viveros Matador

Brian M Viveros Matador