recap
Now that the show is completely done and the fat lady has sung, i finally got around to doing a little recap. Also, we just released a limited edition shirt. CLICK HERE to check it.
Thanks to Sage Vaughn and Brendan Lynch for doing the best pieces ever, Known Gallery, the Seventh Letter, Casey Eklips, RVCA, Pat Tenore, Punker Pat, and Casey Holland. LA Weekly and Shelley Leopold, Matt Rapf for the ipod, Amoeba for gift cards and bags, M Cafe for gift cards. J-Hurt, Laura, Stacey, Willy Wonka, and Lee/Push for helping out with getting the show up and presentable and Kohshin Finley for shooting photos of the prep and opening.
Thanks to my family, friends and everyone that came out. The following photos were taken by me, casey from RVCA, Kohshin Finley, Pascal and the Cobra Snake. Click for
RVCA shirt for the show they designed! Knock off of the SURF NYC shirt from Saturdays surf shot in Manhattan.
Brendan Lynch’s sticky bumps on wood panel.
Glass and Cement and Glitter. Brendan Lynch
Surf Den by Sage Vaughn!
Black Ball flag flying.
Me geeking out and taking obligatory photo with the sign before we razorbladed it off.
Pat Tenore
Tick and stan.
Shakas from Bwood to NYC back to Fairfax.
Me and Brendan
Pat Jensen Freedom Artists!
Tailgate truck bro’s.
The legend Sage Vaughn
Me and my awesome Mom.
Trav Grom!
Full house and full street.
Great recap for all the people on the east coast who couldn’t make it! Love the work, space, and installations. Keep blogging so we can see whats going down. Big Ups.
-Expo
Big thang to have your own exhibit, congrats. Likin’ that surf den.
totally metal
Bad ass bro! It looks like it was a good time.
Great show and even better works!
[...] Gibbs’ collection of images for Open Space, and some of his other pieces reflecting oceanic visions, can be seen on his blog here. [...]
your photos are truely wonderful!
-m.
die melange
[...] Installation by Sage Vaughn (via) [...]
Looks like a good time was had by all. I subscribe to Juxtapoz mag and recall seeing an article on you way back then and then I came across your blog on wordpress. The stare are aligned? Again, love your work and I’ll keep coming back. Peace.
[...] [...]
[...] Gibbs’ collection of images for Open Space, and some of his other pieces reflecting oceanic visions, can be seen on his blog here. [...]