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Jean André and Jean Jullien ‘Duet’
Thursday, July 7th, 6pm-10pm
HVW8 Gallery
661 N Spaulding Ave
Los Angeles, CA
DUET- Jean Jullien & Jean André @ HVW8 Gallery
HVW8 Gallery, Almost Skateboards and Cliché Skateboards present DUET, a celebration of art and skateboarding featuring the work of internationally renowned French artists Jean Jullien and Jean André. The opening reception for the exhibition is on Thursday July 7th.
In addition to new original works from each artist, the show will feature a special showing of limited edition skate decks along with other limited items. Only 50 of each limited edition deck will be made.
Jean Jullien is a French graphic artist whose tongue-in-cheek works often have the ability to capture the imagination while making a poignant observation about the subject matter in question. His comical style often captures reflections on everyday life or current events and pokes fun at the mundane, but at the same time is provocative enough to elicit a profound reaction in the viewer.
Jean André is a French artist that often uses the female form and erotic imagery as the focus of his work. His “gentleman art” can often be cited as both pulp and satire that draws on influences from Matisse and Gainsbourg to Drake and 80’s eroticism.
HVW8 Gallery was founded in 2006 with the goal of supporting contemporary art and avant-garde graphic design, and has featured past solo exhibitions with both Jean André and Jean Jullien.
RSVP ONLY: RSVP@HVW8.com
for artwork inquiries email info@hvw8.com

@hvw8gallery
@je_andre
@jean_jullien
@clicheskate
@almostskateboards
@pabstblueribbon
A re-discovered video interview with Janette Beckman from the ‘Rebel Cultures’ exhibition, filmed at HVW8 Los Angeles

Computer Jay featuring MAUD
MAUD is an interactive sound installation inspired by the Moog Synthesizer, and aimed at allowing people to experience the instrument in a tactile, and immersive way. It was created as an homage to pioneering artists who have leveraged technology to push the limits of popular music.
Using conductive paint, reactive LEDs, ultrasonic and IR sensors, MAUD is programmable to playback and control the parameters of custom sounds and samples to create a unique experience.
rsvp separately: maud@inciteco.com


Listen to the Interview — Tyler Gibney of HVW8
To not stand for something means you’ll fall for anything. HVW8 Gallery’s Tyler Gibney has never been content on the sidelines. Despite the inability to vote as a Canadian citizen, Gibney put his artistic stake in the ground for the 2016 Presidential Election. The global influence of the United States is an important part of the world’s fabric. To be apathetic and not challenge the world around us is a great disservice according to Gibney. The HVW8 story is not focused so much on the candidate they support. It’s about the very decision to pick a side and to tell a story through art in the divisive world of politics.
By Eugene Kan
Photos by Alex Maeland
Full Interview HERE


Keith Haring by Janette Beckman at HVW8 Los Angeles. Please email info@hvw8.com for inquires on this and other artists work.

Bernie Sanders at the opening night.

Artwork by Dan Buller and RoStarr

Deee Lite’s Lady Miss Kier

Aaron Draplin, Luis Calderin, Cody Hudson

Dan Buller

The Hole NYC


Romon Yang ‘RoStarr’, Prince Language

Bernie Muppet, Bernie and Jane Sanders, Dave Driscoll.

Stretch Armstrong, Pete Rock

Tyler Gibney, Luis Calderin

Patrick Martinez
Photos from the Art Of A Political Revolution NYC now online.

Artwork from past exhibitions at HVW8 Berlin including Brian Roettinger, Atiba Jeffereson, Jean André and Cody Hudson will be on display as well for Berlin Gallery Weekend.


Prince memorial mural on HVW8 LA

Karl Hab, 24H LOS ANGELES
Opening and Book Signing: April 20 2016, 7-10 pm
Exhibition Runs: April 21 – May 8th, 2016
Location: HVW8 Gallery, Los Angeles
24 hours Los Angeles is not a book and exhibition about the city of L.A. It’s a unique vision of one city shown through the eyes of young photographer Karl Hab. After many trips to L.A., Karl wanted to share his love and admiration for this town and what it means to him. During those various experienc- es in the City of Angels, he tried to capture a certain essence of this city from a different point of view, especially using aerial shots.
There is a special feeling when you come to L.A. and it starts when you exit the airport. It’s something so special that it’s hard to explain with words, especially when it comes to the beauty and the buzz of this city – which is why Karl used his lens to express himself.
The photos are organized by chronological order – starting with the beginning of the day and its cold tones to its end with the warm ones – showing the city through many angles and many shades.
The book and exhibition is about a single vision, a unique feeling of a city which changes every day. This is why Karl’s photos re ect the sensitivity of the light, the colorimetry of the landscapes and a topic he holds dear: colors, planes, cars, and many more.
After reading and viewing 24 hours Los Angeles, you may see something different in a city you thought you knew so well before.
The introduction of the book is written by the New York based artist Daniel Arsham.
There are no page numbers, but hours corresponding to these times: morning, noon, afternoon and evening. You’ll also find GPS coordinates that represent the captions.
Contact
HVW8 Gallery Los Angeles
661 N. Spaulding Ave, 90036
info@hvw8.com
Information and sales:
Tyler Gibney / Victor Saldaña
tyg@hvw8.com / victor@hvw8.com
Supported by:
adidas originals
Links :
https://amuse-i-d.vice.com/24h-los-angeles-the-new-art-book-by-karl-hab/ http://en.colette.fr/content/karl-hab/
http://24hlosangeles.com/
http://hypebeast.com/2016/4/24h-los-angeles-art-book-by-karl-hab



‘A Love Like Mine Is Hard To Find’ by Jerry Hsu
The LA-based photographer with his first ever solo exhibition in Germany at HVW8 Gallery, Berlin in collaboration with Slow Culture LA.
Opening: April 29, 2016, 6–9 pm
Exhibition Runs: April 30 – June 4, 2016
Location: HVW8 Gallery, Linienstr. 161, Berlin
Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/1056644751082633
supported by adidas originals
Cody Hudson ‘When I Finally Get Myself Together’ Now extended to March 26th at HVW8 Berlin.
Email info(at)hvw8.com for inquiries.
Chicago based artist Cody Hudson presents a new body of work in his first ever solo exhibition in Germany at HVW8 Gallery, Berlin.
After years of working on sculptures using a similar set of geometric shapes, this new body of paintings on linen takes those same simple bold shapes into painted forms. For the first time, this language is brought concurrently into all parts of his practice. Starting with simple geometric shapes and slowly evolving into slightly more representational paintings to abstracted still lifes, the repetition of color and shapes starts to develop an internal dialogue. Titles of paintings such as “All One Or None,” “I Don’t Want To Die Alone” or “Post Post Still Life With Pots, Bong And Shell” loosely reference spirituality and/or false spirituality, 90’s rave music sub-genre ragga jungle, and overwhelming feelings of anxiety.
The show also includes a series of one color paintings from the “Shapes and Colors Dept.” painting series, which focuses on very simple one color combinations of shapes painted in an almost meditative state. At times these paintings take on a repetitive pattern feel while at others becoming almost floral.
A series of new steel sculptures will also be shown as well as four new screen prints produced by the art publisher Draw A Line based in Berlin.
Cody Hudson is a Chicago based artist, also known for his graphic design contributions under the name Struggle Inc. His graphic work and paintings have been exhibited throughout the US, Europe and Japan including the Museum of Contemporary Art (Chicago), V1 (Copenhagen), Hellerau Art Center (Dresden) and Andrew Rafacz (Chicago).
Location: HVW8 Gallery, Linienstr. 161, Berlin
Exhibition Runs: February 12 – March 12, 2016 *Now Extended to March 26th






Bernie Sanders 2016
Presents
“The Art of a Political Revolution”
featuring both artists and musicians
to inspire change throughout the nation.
Featuring a Compilation of Acclaimed Artistic Works
Inspired by the Political Landscape
Opening Reception in Austin, TX
Friday, February 12th from 7:00pm – 11:00pm
RSVP Here
Group Show Runs from
Saturday, February 13 – Sunday, February 14
Daily from 12:00pm – 6:00pm
Future exhibitions and locations include:
Boston, MA and New York, NY
#ArtistsForBernieSanders
Bernie Sanders 2016 with HVW8 Art + Design Gallery and Creative Cabal have united to launch a national group art exhibition which will open and kick off in Hyde Park focused around critical issues affecting our country. An opening reception at 4115 Guadalupe St., Austin, TX 78751 will launch “The Art of a Political Revolution” in conjunction with the official Bernie Sanders 2016 campaign on Friday, February 12 with an opening reception from 7:00pm – 11:00pm.
Participating artists include: Aaron Draplin, Amanda Marsalis, Atiba Jefferson, Brian Lotti, Bryan Blue, Byron O’Neill, Charlie Becker, CLAW MONEY, Cody Hudson, Dan Buller, Dave Kloc, Donny Miller, Dug Nap, Dylan Fant, Ellen Voorheis, Erin Garcia, Greg Auerbach, Hayley Starr, Heidi Hartwig, Jackson Tupper, Jamal Gunn Becker, Jeremyville, Jermaine Rogers, Josh Maupin, Kozyndan, Michael Vincent Laviolette, Mtendere Mandowa ‘Teebs’, Nathan Bell, Patrick Martinez, Richard J. Oliver, Ron English, Saelee Oh, Obey Giant, Steven Arroyo, Sven Barth, Tyler Benjamin Gibney, Zoetica Ebb.
Music by following artists: Ernest Gonzales, DJ Dangit, Black Spade, DJ Jester the Filipino Fist, DJ Manny, soundfounder, DJ No Kid$, DJ Chicken George, Matt Sonzala.
Kicking off in Los Angeles earlier this year, “The Art of a Political Revolution” is a touring exhibition featuring both artists and musicians seeking to inspire change throughout the nation. Future exhibitions and locations include: Boston on February 19 – 21 and New York City, NY, February 24 – 28 2016.
Senator Sanders has started what he calls a “political revolution,” driving one of the most successful grassroots political campaigns of our time. As Sanders continues to force the debate on critical issues affecting all Americans, artists are sure to play a crucial role in getting people to engage, learn and become inspired. Income inequality, climate change, racial justice, immigration, and affordable education, are just some of the hot button issues that serve as the inspiration for these works from both international and locally acclaimed artists included in the show. Limited prints of artwork will be sold at the exhibition, the proceeds of which will be donated to Bernie Sanders 2016. Artist Jermaine Rogers will be present to sign limited edition prints from 8-9 pm.
The Art of a Political Revolution – Artists for Bernie Sanders
Friday, February 12 from 7:00pm – 11:00pm
#ArtistsForBernieSanders
Open Daily – Free Admission
Saturday, February 13th – Sunday, February 14 2016
12:00pm – 6:00pm
4115 Guadalupe St.
Austin, TX 78751
For Media Inquiries Contact:
Jennifer Gross / Julia Axelrod
Evolutionary Media Group
323.658.8700 (o) / 323.646.8412 (c)
Jennifer@emgpr.com / Julia@emgpr.com































Thank you to everyone that came out to ‘the Art of a Political Revolution’ opening this past Saturday. People were treated to a great day of Art and Music as well as a live broadcast of Bernie Sanders.
#artistsforBernieSanders
More photos HERE

David Bowie memorial on HVW8 LA.

Opening Reception
ALWAYS STRIVE AND PROSPER
A PHOTO EXHIBITION BY BROCK FETCH AND A$AP FERG
presented by adidas skateboarding
Dec 12th, 6 – 10pm
at HVW8 Los Angeles
The exhibit features insightful photos by esteemed photographer Brock Fetch and highlights the close friendship and camaraderie of the A$AP Mob. In particular, the exhibit will pay tribute to A$AP Yams – who was the founder of the iconic group – with a large-scale painting by A$AP Ferg dedicated to the late artist.






More photo’s from Opening Night

“Boys” by Betül Uyar
Zine release and tattoo sessions (with Cheaptattoo & Victortattoo)
Release event: Thursday, November 19th 2015, 3 – 11pm
Betül Uyar aka Tue La releases her first photo zine ‘BOYS’ on November 19th, 2015 at HVW8 Gallery Berlin. She was born and raised in Berlin Kreuzberg which you can identify in most of her photos. The cover of ‘BOYS’ is showing her first ever shot of the series, taken some time ago in the backyard where she grew up – at Kottbusser Tor.
For this publication TueLa has selected 26 analog taken images from a huge amount of photos she has collected over the years. The ‘BOYS’ zine is limited to 100 copies and will be available at the release event. A few photos will be on display in the gallery.
Jean Jullien Raw reaction to the tragedy became the symbol for peace and solidarity in Paris.
Read more :
New York Times – A ‘Raw’ Reaction Becomes a Symbol of Solidarity
NPR – Circle Of Hope: How A Raw Reaction Became A Sign Of Solidarity
The HVW8 Los Angeles Gallery is open by appointment only until December 2nd, then will resume regular hours.
If you would like to view and / or purchase artwork from previous exhibitions please email info@hvw8.com and arrange an appointment.
Thank-you
HVW8 Berlin presents:
Paul Chan’s ‘Off Safety’
The photography exhibition ‘Off Safety’ is a brief moment in time of highly influential musicians, Paul Chan captured this movement in the midst of a DIY ethos and aesthetic, representing the later part of the golden era of hip hop.
Opening: Oct 8th, 2015
7-10pm
HVW8 Gallery
Linienstr. 161
Berlin
Fresh food by Tiny’s Pizza
Beer by San Miguel
support by adidas
Paul Chan available for interviews
Jenne Grabowski Gallery management
jenne@hvw8.com
Betül Uyar
Production & PR
betueluyar@googlemail.com
Linienstraße 161 10115 Berlin



More opening night photos here