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TOMORROW!!!! AUG 13TH
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DAVID FLORES & BYRANT KOGER PREVIEW
Join the RONIN.GALLERY Aug 13th for a 2 man show with David Flores and Bryant Koger!
RONIN.GALLERY PROUDLY PRESENTS
David P. Flores & Bryant Koger
Opening Friday, August 13th.
7-11pm.
ALL brand new canvases, installs and sculptures from two of californias favorite sons, exploring the lines between icons, motives and Color symetry as well as a nod to the present and future of pop culture and design in the the art world.
KOGER Your first time is always the best and this is Kogers First gallery show in Los Angeles, habitual in his socially aware architectural presentations and clean lines are a first to be seen anywhere in the state. This California native currently works and lives in Brooklyn.
David FLORES is an interesting artist which got his own personal style, that you can easily recognize at the first glimpse. In his really colorful, auto-proclamed “stained glass” style, David FLORES artworks are perfectly fitting with the future of the pop-culture. He loves to twist modern icon and celebrities or cartoons heroes.
from BKRW interview
“this kid cant be touched”
-tony buyalos, owner shortys inc.
a definate stop for your weekend events”
-karl shipman
i cant see it or be it
-mr. Brainwash
“lifes a gamble, im rolling with DF”
-danny boy O’connor
love machine
house of pain
la coka nostra
free / all ages.
refreshments provided by Honest Tea and Silenus’s Ego homebrew.
The Ronin Gallery
4210 Santa Monica Blvd.
Los Angeles, Ca 90007
www.theroningallery.com
323.284.8782
GOG X DF OIL MICKEY
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THROW YO WEST UP!
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RONIN.GALLERY PROUDLY PRESENTS
RONIN.GALLERY PROUDLY PRESENTS
WEST COAST HAND PENDANT by ZOSO
rep the west! big and beefy, about 2 1/2 inches long, solid cast
white bronze. choose to rock it on a 30″ chain or a keychain.
please vist the shop to grab one or just click the pic!
AUG 13th
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stay tuned…..
JULY 16TH NATHAN SMITH & ASIA ENG
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The Ronin Gallery is very proud to announce a 2 person show with Asia
Eng and Nathan smith. This is the largest show to date for both
California native artists, and we are very excited to showcase these
very exciting up and coming talents. Both names are ones to watch
out for and we are very excited to be able to showcase these fresh
faces together in what promises to be an energetic and impressive show.
Nathan Smith, originally from SoCal’s Inland Empire, has lived and
worked as a freelance illustrator and graphic designer in San
Francisco since 2004. He has been writing graffiti seriously since
‘01, and has used several names but his most recent and prolific
moniker is KOREA. He joined the LA graffiti crews KOG and LTS before
moving up to the bay and still represents his crews and his LA roots
with a passion. While his traditional graff is well developed and
well respected, he has recently been working on his fine art chops,
creating an incredibly well crafted style that is both street savvy
and masculine, but elegant and symbolic. He also recently arranged
and curated a gallery show for his LTS and KOG crews in San
Francisco, pushing his crew’s ability to translate their organic, non-
traditional graff style into fine art, and demonstrating his ability
and drive to make his permanent mark in the world of fine art.
Asia Eng originally hails from Oakland, and moved to Los Angeles to
attend OTIS, where she has graduated from 2 years ago. In that short
time she has done illustration work for such clients as Disney,
Warner Brothers, and Harley Davidson, among many others. She has
also been turning heads in the Los Angeles gallery scene and has
shown along side some of todays most exciting artists at many well
known venues. Her artistic drive mainly stems from the challenges
she faced growing up with a hearing impairment and a speech
impediment that caused her to be extremely introverted as a child,
and at an early age turned to art as a means of expression. Her
unique style is a well balanced blend of dark and light, incredible
motion and a distinctive and well executed technique. In her fine
art, she depicts her personal challenges by using a rich imagery
steeped in nature and classical asian influence.
oh, we’ll have custom made homebrew and don chow’s too.
4210 Santa Monica Blvd 90029
www.theroningallery.com
MOVERS&SHAKERS PREVIEW
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MOVERS&SHAKERS MAY 21st!
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NEX GEN
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The Ronin Gallery is very proud to present “NEX GEN twenty ten”: the grand opening group show at our new location!
We have put a lot of energy into renovating the space and are very excited to present it to the public for the first time as The Ronin Gallery. Please come out to be a part of this very special show! This move represents a big upgrade and a change of direction for The Ronin Gallery. We are enjoying great momentum and have some amazing projects in the works for the future.
We will have custom made home brew flowing provided by Selenes’s Ego and Don Chow’s fusion taco truck out front.
New Space, New Blood, New Work
Featuring works by:
Chor Boogie
Codak
Ryan De La Hoz
Downtimer
Ego
Asia Eng
Blinky
Daniel Fleres
David Florez
Jeremy Forson
Thom Glick
Jason Graham
Andy Haynes
Charlie Immer
Martin Kanshige
Larkin
Daniel Lim
Matthew Linares
Dave Macdawell
Vicki Nerino
Peekaboo
Allison Reimold
Jose Rodriguez III
Justin Rose
Jason Sho Green
Sarah Soh
Luci Myna Sonou
Mary Spring
Josh Taylor
Jasmine Worth
Weirdo
Zoso
At our new Silverlake location:
4210 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90029
RONIN.GALLERY 2.0
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be on the lookout! Ronin. will have a new home in Silverlake April 2010. 