Black Pop Surrealism Exhibition at S.I.C.A.
A Group Show
A Group Show
| Date: | Sunday, March 29, 2009 |
| Time: | 3:00pm - 6:00pm |
| Location: | The Shore Institute of The Contemporary Arts |
| Street: | 20 Third Avenue |
| City/Town: | Long Branch, NJ |
| Phone: | 7322631121 |
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MARCH 27 - MAY 1
GROUP EXHIBITION @ S.I.C.A.
B l a c k * P o p * S u r r e a l i s m
Curator: Jenn Hampton (Director-Parlor Gallery)
OPENING RECEPTION: Sun., MARCH 29th; 3-6pm.
An outgrowth of the 60's pop culture, Pop Surrealism draws from such iconic messengers as the Zap Comix Collective with Robert Williams, R. Crumb, and Gilbert Shelton, as well as the California car culture maestro "Big Daddy" Ed Roth. It blends Pop and "low brow" art with the psychological and sometime visceral edge of surrealism. In this show Jenn is exploring the darker side of this current movement.
ABOUT S.I.C.A.
The Shore Institute of the Contemporary Arts (SICA) is a non-profit corporation whose purpose is to establish a uniquely stimulating and creative environment in which to experience the contemporary arts. The primary goal of the center is to increase the general public's accessibility, awareness and appreciation of the contemporary arts in central New Jersey.
GROUP EXHIBITION @ S.I.C.A.
B l a c k * P o p * S u r r e a l i s m
Curator: Jenn Hampton (Director-Parlor Gallery)
OPENING RECEPTION: Sun., MARCH 29th; 3-6pm.
An outgrowth of the 60's pop culture, Pop Surrealism draws from such iconic messengers as the Zap Comix Collective with Robert Williams, R. Crumb, and Gilbert Shelton, as well as the California car culture maestro "Big Daddy" Ed Roth. It blends Pop and "low brow" art with the psychological and sometime visceral edge of surrealism. In this show Jenn is exploring the darker side of this current movement.
ABOUT S.I.C.A.
The Shore Institute of the Contemporary Arts (SICA) is a non-profit corporation whose purpose is to establish a uniquely stimulating and creative environment in which to experience the contemporary arts. The primary goal of the center is to increase the general public's accessibility, awareness and appreciation of the contemporary arts in central New Jersey.
