Thursday, September 29, 2011

Rememberance by Amandalynn

This is part of a project being done to memorialize one of the most influential artists of my life...


A beautiful memory and a constant inspiration is what Kazu will always be to me. He was a huge influence on me during my schooling at the Academy. I took Kazu's class three times because he was someone who really took the time to understand an artist, their technique, and ultimately their passion. I came back one time as an alumni to sit in on Kazu's class, I wasn't in the best place in my life, and somewhat frustrated in my position as an artist. Kazu introduced me to his class, and referred to me as 'Prolific', which was shocking to me. However, ever since that moment, I knew that if someone as prolific as Kazu would say such a thing about me, that I had to live up to it, so I'm trying...and I will never forget this wonderful artist, teacher, and friend.
-Amandalynn

see the continuing project at http://tributetokazu.blogspot.com/

Monday, September 26, 2011

Few n Far Skate Jam this coming wknd

This coming Saturday, October 1st, 2011, Few n Far will be teaming up and hosting an all chick skate jam. Ursula Young  and myself, Amandalynn will be live painting. We will be auctioning off our pieces and donating the money to our Few n Far Miami Art Basel tour. Our official photographer, Erin Ashford , will also be documenting the whole thing, so if you are in the area come check out some badass chicks doing their thing!

Thursday, September 22, 2011

Feather Ladies

These are some new ladies I have been working on for a new hat line I am producing with Goorin, as well as inspiration for some new fine art pieces...more to come


Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Few n Far wall in Oakland

So, I recently teamed up with a really amazing group of chick artists, Few n Far,  we painted this wall in Oakland and have plans to do much more in the future....

Monday, September 19, 2011

Hell's Belles 6th Annual Derby & Art Auction

I am donating this piece titled 'Affinity' to the 6th Annual Pinewood Derby and Art Auction hosted by Hell's Belles Car Club. This is my third year donating to this event, and it is always a lot of fun. There is a live derby car race down the middle of the gallery and a silent art auction as well. All proceeds are donated to the Bay Area Women’s & Children’s Center www.bawcc.org
 
 
The Hell's Belles Car Club of San Francisco is hosting its 6th Annual Pinewood Derby & Silent Art Auction!
When: Saturday, September 24, 2011; doors open at 6 pm, races start at 8 pm
Where: 941Geary Gallery, San Francisco (www.941geary.com)
What: Derby races with prizes! Awards for the coolest art cars! FREE ADMISSION!

Thursday, September 15, 2011

Majesty Opening Night

The opening of 'Majesty' art show at the Wonderland Gallery in San Francisco was a great success. The artwork was wonderful, and I feel honored to show with and curate a show with such talented artists. Also, 'The Feral Cats' rocked the house with an amazing performance. Thanks to all who came out and supported!!
The show will be up for the next month at Wonderland Gallery, 2929 24th Street, SF, CA, open Tues-Sun
www.Wonderlandsf.com
Irene Hernandez (gallery owner) and Amandalynn (curator)
Mark Campbell and his work

Eric Joyner and his piece 'Majesty'
The Feral Cats
piece by Charlie O'Hanlon
Chris, Oscar, and Maggie Edmunds
art work by Josh Powell
Damien Weldon and Amandalynn
 Artwork by Steel
Me and My dad!

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Luscious Lucci

 This is one of my newest pieces, 'Luscious Lucci' , she was painted for an upcoming show at the Benjamin Benjamin Gallery in Portland, OR. The entire show is dedicated to Susan Lucci. I was inspired by an ad in 'Cigar Aficionado' published in October 1999. My painting and sketch will be displayed at the opening tomorrow, September 15th, 2011. 


 

Never ending story.

There are several TV specials and fan events commemorating the network end of All My Children before it heads online. Now, artists in Portland, Oregon have put together their own tribute to the ABC soap opera's most iconic figure Susan Lucci (Erica Kane).

From September 15 – October 1, The Benjamin Benjamin Art Gallery, at 720 NW Lovejoy, will feature works from artists who have "captured the ageless television goddess" in the exhibit The Never Ending Story, Art Inspired by Susan Lucci. The artists will include Johnny Acurso, Roxanne Patruznick, Amanda Lynn, Jackie Avery, Myah Bailey and Andrew Constantine. For more information go to the Benjamin Benjamin Art Gallery.