The ‘YEAH RIGHT’ Art Show Party!
‘YEAH RIGHT!’
The Underground Art Show Party is NOW official and it is going to become one of the most fun and memorable events in the beginning of this already eventful year 2011! Therefore, we are inviting everyone who loves to be around rad art, fun music, a good drink and cool people at the same time in one night!
The featured artists of the night will be one of the amazing newcomer artists, Tony Buyalos, the founder of ‘SHORTYS Skateboards’, he will be showing a series of paintings with a big ‘splash’ of skateboard lifestyle influence. No paint brushes were harmed in the making of his paintings! The other artist of the night, a fresh breeze as well, will be Inga Guzyte, Inga will be showing a new series of sculptures constructed from reconfigured recycled skateboards!
The Art Show Party will be not just about the art but also about YOU guys having an amazing time at the event, seeing and getting inspired, so bring yourself and your friends! DJ Aaron Mendoza will be pushing buttons music wise plus we will have a bar for drinks (only cash bar)! And again, for those who did not catch the date and time: the whole thing will be starting around 8pm till the break of dawn on March 3rd, 2011. It’s also 21 and over! Where? Presented by Urban Myth SB @ 48 Helena Avenue, Santa Barbara, CA 93101.
The same night: Hair Demo @ Reds Bar 8pm with Jeremy Knott & Johan Camilo Ruiz! losangelesbarbershop.com The event screams: STREET ART!
Cheers and see ya all there!
The 'Yeah Right!' Art Show Party!
The 'YEAH RIGHT' Art Show Party!
Art by Inga Guzyte
Art by Inga Guzyte
Art by Inga Guzyte (painting by Tony Buyalos on the left)
Art by Inga Guzyte (painting by Tony Buyalos on the left)
On July 21st the year of 1984, the magic stars in the sky said: "Crazy girl you're late, open your eyes and say buenos Diaz to this wonderful world!" , and so I did. I opened my eyes right after a clap on my baby but, introduced myself as Inga Guzyte and took off into this crazy little world, Lithuania. Two years after me, my brother Linas followed, who knew he would become a carpenter later on. The time ran faster, I kept on discovering the world as I was playing games with my cousins, saving potatoes from potato bugs and sitting on big stacks of hey. Despite the careless childhood 11 years later Lithuania got too small and my little family of one brother and a single mother moved to a new and bigger/crazier world with lots of unknown words. We moved to Germany. I felt quite intimidated and shy in this big world, but exciting things kept happening to me. Wooden machines with wheels, looked like skateboards to me, were making the every day life more and more fun. Lots of unsaid words were unleashed on white paper taking the form of little funny monsters. And so the world kept spinning, the little funny monster characters kept following me,playing with me even after my High School graduation.