David Lynch Art Show Preview: In Heaven, Everything Is Fine
A David Lynch-inspired art show called In Heaven, Everything Is Fine opens tonight at the Roll Up Gallery in San Francisco. Here's a preview of the art on display.
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A David Lynch-inspired art show called In Heaven, Everything Is Fine opens tonight at the Roll Up Gallery in San Francisco. The show, curated by Lauryn Porte and Betty Bigas, has works on display by Freya Prowe, Patrushka, Emily Lounsbury, Emilee Link, Elain Bradford, Kirsten Tradowsky, Jenny Fontana, Edna Cao, Kashton Kane, Amelia Lewis, Stephanie McGovern and Boomer.
Explore the eerie, dark, and surreal world of director David Lynch during the Roll Up Gallery’s Halloween exhibition, “In Heaven, Everything Is Fine.” All of the artwork will be crafted for the theme of this show while incorporating Lynch’s weird sensibility, reflected as such in his films ‘Eraserhead,’ Mulholland Drive,’ and TV series ‘Twin Peaks’ (to name a few.) A installation replica of The Black Lodge from Twin Peaks will be also be on display for your “investigation.” BYOD (Bring Your Own Doppelganger), everyone!
Venue: Roll Up Gallery at Public Works, 161 Erie St, San Francisco, CA 94103 Dates: October 26 through November 8 2012, open by appointment and during evening events. Tickets: Free Here’s a preview of several works on display. And if you attend tonight’s free opening party (21+) in costume, you may win POTUS Doppelgangerby Boomer.
Saint Laura, of the Order of the Twin Peaks (oil on wood) by PatrushkaThe Lady of the Log (gouache on a wood slice) by PatrushkaDavid (embroidered) by Stephanie McGovernBlue Velvet by Emily LounsburyUntitled by Freya ProweThe Owls Are Not What They Seem by Jenny FontanaPOTUS Doppelganger by BoomerThe Homecoming Court by Kirsten TradowskyBad Barber by Kashton KaneInstallation in progress…
Explore the eerie, dark, and surreal world of director David Lynch during the Roll Up Gallery’s Halloween exhibition, “In Heaven, Everything Is Fine.” All of the artwork will be crafted for the theme of this show while incorporating Lynch’s weird sensibility, reflected as such in his films ‘Eraserhead,’ Mulholland Drive,’ and TV series ‘Twin Peaks’ (to name a few.) A installation replica of The Black Lodge from Twin Peaks will be also be on display for your “investigation.” BYOD (Bring Your Own Doppelganger), everyone!
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