Hideout Gallery

Hideout Gallery, a new contemporary portrait gallery which releases two unique, limited edition photographic prints a month.

Once Were Writers

The exhibit hosted by the Urban Metamorphoses section of the 2009 Creativity Festival showcases experiences rather than works of art. The curators wished to focus on the activities and transformations of five artists – BROS, ERON, IVAN, NAIS, OZMO – who have characterized Italian street art. Attention is focused on the change of purpose of their art, one that began on the streets and is now shown in galleries throughout Italy and all over the world.

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Bob Eight Pop

Bob Eight Pop are an extraordinary hand bench screen printers. As they tell us, “We print the unusual onto the unusual”. Check out their gallery for some fine examples of their work.

Shutterlounge

Shutterlounge is a new photo gallery concept, who allows collectors to purchase ready-to-hang photography. Frank Roller from Shutterlounge tells us, “We work with some of the most respected opinion leaders and image makers in the photo business to make limited-edition photo-graphy available for purchase.”

“The online gallery represents working contemporary photographers featured in magazines like VOGUE, ELLE, Marie Claire etc, capturing the current zeitgeist, and amazing and striking imagery. This photography is emotional, thought-provoking and reflects the times and styles of our society, as it entertains, shocks, motivates, and inspires.”

In An Expression of the Inexpressible

In An Expression of the Inexpressible is a contemporary graphic design exhibit, running from August 7—27, 2009 at Dean Johnson Gallery 646 Massachusetts Avenue, Indianapolis IN 46204. It is organized and curated by Jonathan McGlothin and Samuel E. Vazquez with managing direction by Vida Sacic.

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