I figure this thread can be a general one to announce photography events featuring HAZ photogs....I'll start it off with a couple of my own:
I'm happy to announce that I will be hosting my own photography show during the Phoenix First Friday Art Walk later this week!
Where: Studio 8 (Grand Ave and McKinley - storefront is on McKinley)
When: This Friday (Jan. 6) from 6pm-10pm
What: Matted photos and framed prints on display and for sale
Come down and say hi!
Also, Joel Hazelton and I both have photos in a juried exhibition at Method Art in downtown Scottsdale from January 3rd to February 25th, with the "opening night" reception at the gallery being the evening of January 19th, which we are both planning on attending
Very cool. For the Scottsdale Show, are you in the 5th Ave area or Old Town? (North or South of Indian School Rd)?
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Wow! 5th Avenue area of Scottsdale...You guys are on your way to the Big Time! I'll have to hike over there on the 19th and say hello...Is it Black Tie?
Lifeis not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty & well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, totally worn out & proclaiming,"Wow What a Ride!"
It's an artsy thing in Scottsdale. I'm not sure you even have to wear clothes. But that's a different HAZ thread that I probably shouldn't resuscitate. I should probably get my best overalls drycleaned. Hope I don't have to fight off too many Cougars. But they will probably all be going after Joel & HPP. ;) Do you two young uns know how to handle yourselves? Whoops that doesn't sound right. I'm sure you do. Do you two know how to handle aggressive cougars? I would tell you to HAZmail me for tips, but I ain't got nothing to tell you.
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I think we should all do a HAZ Raid opening night!
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What a great idea Jake, I like the ability to go to a thread and find out where we can go to view the works by HAZ members. Wish you the best on your showing Friday and I hope to be able to make it.
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I'll be there, with my wife too. If anyone wants to meet up during the event, PM me and we can exchange #s. I'm excited.
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Thanks for all positively everyone! Can't wait to meet some more HAZers in person!
@Randal Schulhauser On my website I've posted my most recent versions of the two Method Art photos...for the First Friday show I'm doing select framed prints in various sizes, as well as some matted 8x10s and 5x7s. I won't list the selections, but I will say that my most recent version of "Electric Chocolate" will be presented in an 18x24
Nice work, Jake! It was a great time coming up and seeing you (and all the other HAZers) out there at Studio 8!
"The only thing we did was wrong was staying in the wilderness to long...the only thing we did was right was the day we started to fight..."
-Old Spiritual
My book, The Marauders on Lulu and Amazon
"The only thing we did was wrong was staying in the wilderness to long...the only thing we did was right was the day we started to fight..."
-Old Spiritual
My book, The Marauders on Lulu and Amazon
@bart01 Did you wear your 38.00 functional art to the show?
Lifeis not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty & well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, totally worn out & proclaiming,"Wow What a Ride!"