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Guzu Gallery
Featuring artists both local and national, Guzu Gallery is proud to present their first themed art show, “Strange Beasts: A Tribute to the Japanese Kaiju Phenomenona”. A band of twenty rogue artists has been assembled to defeat… ahem, pay homage to… those mighty, mammoth monsters from the movie and TV screens of Japan. As we speak, kaiju are awakening all over the world. Soon the invasion will begin at Guzu Gallery! Featured Artists: Joshua Budich Nicole Cantu Jason Chalker Tracie Ching Tim Doyle Clay “Ferg” Ferguson Matt Frank Paul Hanley Alexander Iaccarino Shawn K. Knight Danny Miller David Moscati New Flesh Jesse Philips Zach Taylor Eric Torres Vincent X. Torres Nathan Walker Scott Wetterschneider Robert Wilson IV
- Dates: November 30, 2012 | December 31, 2012
- Venue: Guzu Gallery
The Great West Coast Migration
In the spirit of ocean conservation the international non-profit organization, PangeaSeed, is ramping up its 2012 summer activities in the United States with a west coast art exhibition tour. Tailored to address one the biggest threats facing the health of world's oceans today, the rapid mass depletion of sharks, PangeaSeed aims to expand the public’s knowledge of the inhumane practice of shark finning and its deep impact on the health of our oceans. In the cruel process of shark finning, primarily practiced in Asia but also in other parts of the world, sharks are killed solely for their fins to satisfy an unsustainable appetite for shark fin soup. The shark is hooked and brought aboard the boat where its fins are then cut off and the still alive but limbless animal is tossed back into the sea to drown. With each minute that passes close to 200 sharks are killed, adding up to an astonishing 73 million deaths each year. Scientists estimate that global fish stocks will be in full collapse by 2048 if current consumption and destructive fishing practices continue. But even more shocking is the concern that the majority of the ocean’s shark species could be extinct within the next 10-20 years. PangeaSeed, with an inclusive approach to spreading its message by engaging audiences through the mediums of art, photography, film, music and discussion, will embark on a series of art exhibitions held at a variety of forward-looking, socially-conscious galleries located along the United States’ west coast. The pioneering tour kicks off in mid-July in Seattle, Washington, and will then continue onto Portland, Oregon, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Costa Mesa, California, and culminate in San Diego, California, in mid-August.
- Dates: July 13, 2012 | August 19, 2012
- Venue: various locations
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