Art of The Assassin Traveling Art Show: NEW YORK@THEHOLE

Art of The Assassin Traveling Art Show: CHICAGO

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Die hard Assassin Fans

Artek & Areal

Killin it!!! on the Joy Stick w/ Alex from Ubisoft

Dj Skee/Artek/Mr. Stone

Interview w/ Spectra from the Frag Dolls
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jo0zMfb14mQ

Duel Wielding

Group Shot

CHI-TOWN was good to me, had a chance to walk the city and embrace the culture. Millennium Park was a plus with that enormous silver bean koons like sculpture piece- i defianately went to town with my camera on that thing. 

The AC3 traveling show was awesome located in Chinatown district@ Art Revolution Gallery. The Art and people were very chill and had a great vibe going on- i had chance to hang with artist Artek and exchange dialogue about the differences in art and culture which was refreshing. For the most part, overall i had an great experience hanging and soaking what Chicago and it's energy had to offer. Thanks Chi-Town for a lovely night!!!
 




Next on the list. New York @ The Hole, Bowery District

Here's a trailer of the event.
http://artoftheassassin.com/event-videos/chicago/

Art Platform CO/LAB Art Fair Durden and Ray

NOW SHOWING

Smoking Mirrors

Head lights

MAX PRESNEILL/ ART PLATFORM/COLAB/D&R LECTURE


We had a Booth posted in the CO/LAB section- our Third Art Fair D&R @ Platform.
The Attendance was great and the art was awesome!!! can't wait for next year!!!

Art of The Assassin Traveling Art Show: Los Angeles

thumbs up

Great Company

Ratonhnhaké:ton

Justin Bartlett: SPILL THE BLOOD

Racecar 13 aka Tanner Goldbeck

I had a chance to meet with several of the other artist involved in this traveling art show. Tanner Goldbeck and Justin Bartlett whom i got to know a little bit about them and their process which made the experience all epic!!! This definitely started with a bang, a great send-off to start the tour. I am really stoked to be a part of it!!! 

I also left a video link at the bottom of the page to share some studio time with you guys: the making of Ratonhnhaké:ton, aka Connor Assassins Creed 3. Enjoy!!!

Art of The Assassin:

A nationwide tour began at DTLA Gallery in Los Angeles. Ubisoft partnered up with Rock the Vote to celebrate the release of Assassin’s Creed III and gain the attention of the younger audience for the upcoming election. The theme of the show is inspired by the setting of the game: The American Revolutionary War. During the exhibit’s last showing in October, all art will be auctioned off and proceeds will benefit Rock the Vote.

http://artoftheassassin.com/artist-videos/ariel-erestingcol/

The Examiner: Art of the Assassin - Assassin's Creed Traveling Art Gallery

TORRANCE ART MUSEUM: 80 DAYS, HERE WE COME!!!

@ THE TORRANCE ART MUSEUM

80 Days: A Declaration of Customs

A hypothetical touring exhibition of one-night-only presentations – each in a different country, 12 in all, over 80 days - that will showcase the original LA based artists selected and adding a new artist from each location worldwide where the exhibition was to be presented. The original project was cancelled due to logistical funding issues and this show is a response to the financial difficulties affecting artists and their ability to exhibit abroad in economically challenged times.

ARTIST: 

Jonathan Apgar, Alexander de Cadinet, Daniela Campins, Emily Counts, Walpa D'Mark, Mark Dutcher, Ariel Erestingcol, Roni Feldman, Jon Flack, Luis Hernandez, Dimitri Kozyrev, Annie Lapin, John Millei, Ruby Osorio, Claudia Parducci, Francesco Patriarca, Antonio A. Puleo, Alison Rash, Ali Smith, Grant Vetter, Cindy Wright, Akihiro Yasugi, Liat Yossifor

Postal 7600 Publication

It was nice to be a part of this issue of Postal 7600 with Durden and Ray Collective...

• Postal 7600 is a free and open subscription digital Contemporary Art magazine. This magazine is published under a “3+2+1” scheme, which Means that each issue features 3 local artists (from Mar del Plata), 2 national artists (from Argentina) and 1 foreign artist. This scheme enables the promotion of Mar del Plata’s art in the country and around the world, and at the same time, it brings international and national art closer to local audiences. Our magazine is 100% free of charge both for the audience and the artists featured in it. We neither charge artists a fee to appear in our magazine nor a percentage in the event that they sell their work thanks to the magazine. Our aim is to promote artists without an intention to act as intermediaries. For that reason, artists´ contact details are provided in the magazine, so that those who are interested can contact artists directly. Artists are selected by open call. If you are interested in sending your material, you’ll find the requirements in the “Open Call” section. Bear in mind that we will focus on your work and not on your resume: we prioritize work over credentials. The magazine is published on a monthly basis. We keep track of previous editions in an online database so that we can build a nice library, where we can all enjoy contemporary art and artists.