Alchemy

"This group exhibited consists of works created on or applied to wood triangles. These triangles were hand-cut by Beep Beep Gallery staff members in three sizes: small, medium and large. The finished triangles were displayed in a series of patterns and arranged throughout the gallery. Participating artists included Dorothy Stucki, Nathan Phaneuf, Sarah Daly, Sam Parker, Allen Taylor, Kelly Cloninger, Sanithna Phansavanh, Kelly McKernan, Romy Maloon, and many others."

Artlantis Festival in Atlanta, Ga

Last summer I participated in ARTLANTIS, an arts festival put on by Beep Beep gallery annually.

"Artlantis is an all day summer festival that takes place on the lawn of Druid Hills Baptist Church. Unlike other Atlanta festivals, Artlantis is unique in that it exclusively showcases art and music from local talent. With ever-gaining momentum, Artlantis is well on it’s way to being a local tradition."

Me at our booth, we sold jewelry and art work.

Side view of our table, vintage dress and guns

Animal hook jewelry holder

Hand cut guns

Framed show poster

My Moustaches Decorating the Offices of Scoutmob

In May of 2011, I created some custom art work for the Atlanta Offices of Scoutmob, everyone's favorite local deal app. I created four moustaches similar in shape to the four listed on the iphone app. Each one was cut from plywood and had a different surface treatment.

The only image of the work installed in their space is pulled from the Scoutmob

Tumblr... and if you 're really interested you can catch a glimpse on their intro video about a minute in. Here is the work from up close so you can see the surface treatments.

Collaged vintage women's magazine ads from the 1890s,

with Orange (Scoutmob's Color) Dusting the surface

Orange wood stain, with multiple polyurethane layers

Pinstripe fabric, with foam padding for upholstering

Every gal's favorite, black sequins

Exquisite Corpse - Pictures

I originally posted about the Exquisite Corpse show at MINT Gallery back in May, but I did not post some pictures.

In this group exhibit, loosely based on the surrealist “exquisite corpse” technique, seven local artists will contribute elements to be composed into collaborative figurative arrangements. Curated by MINT's Gallery Manager, Mike Germon, “Exquisite” will allow each participating artist to explore physicality and the living form using the medium of their choice. Each artist created a "head, torso, and limbs," for the curator to organize in mixed compositions.

In this composition, I created the torso

Mixed Media: Wire, wood, duck tape, silicon, glitter, chain, springbok skin

The head in this piece is mine

Glazed Ceramic Earthenware, synthetic flowers

Legs

Canvas, wood, wire, acrylic heels, synthetic fur, acrylic nails

Me posing with my sexy stripper legs.

I intend to take the body and legs and photograph them in an outdoor setting

In the spirit of the new year, I have made a resolution to post my work from all the shows I participate in. I wanted to play a little catch-up first, since my last post was quite a while ago...

SOOOOO........

Here are some pictures from:

Atlanta Celebrates Pornography

• Beep Beep Gallery

  • 696 Charles Allen Drive N.E.

"Beep Beep Gallery pushes all the right buttons, highlighting red light specials and erotic sexscapades with artworks that stroke your G-spot. Do we need mention your artistic curiosity? With an exhibition that's a playful take on the city's monthlong Atlanta Celebrates Photography, Jonathan Boughknight, Ben Goldman, Romy Maloon, Lucha Rodriguez, Andrea Sanders, and Jason Travis refine the gray areas of the sex industry. Taboo subject matter includes voyeurism, spirituality, pleasure, fantasy and erotica. Opening reception Oct. 9, 8 p.m."

— Simone Jameson

Installation View

"Buck Fuck," Acrylic and Glitter on Canvas, 36x 48",

with foam glitter hearts exploding onto the wall

"Tina Skull Fuck" Glitter Dusted White Tail Deer Skull, Synthetic Fur, Red Glitter Disk

"Two Black Bunnies, Boning on a Bare Skin"

Black Glitter, White Glitter, Foam, Synthetic Fur, Rhinestones

Exquisite Corpse on Friday the 13th

In this group exhibit, loosely based on the surrealist “exquisite corpse” technique, seven local artists will contribute elements to be composed into collaborative figurative arrangements. Curated by MINT's Gallery Manager, Mike Germon, “Exquisite” will allow each participating artist to explore physicality and the living form using the medium of their choice. Each artist created a "head, torso, and limbs," for the curator to organize in mixed compositions.

Contributing artists, chosen specifically for their background and technique, include Romy Maloon, Nikita Gale, Baxter Crane, Bean Summer, Aubrey Longley-Cook, Ashley Anderson, and Dorothy Stucki.
ADDRESS: 145B Sampson Street, Atlanta GA, 30312 PRICE: Free of charge
VIEWING DAYS: May14th – June 5th, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays from 12noon- 5pm

WEB PRESENCE:
Romy Maloon: http://dashboardco-op.org/live/portfolio/168/
Nikita Gale: http://www.nikitagale.com/
Baxter Crane: http://web.mac.com/baxtercrane/iWeb/Baxter%20Crane%20Artist/Hey!.html
Bean Summer: http://www.nebproductions.com/
Aubrey Longley-Cook: http://spoolspectrum.blogspot.com/
Ashley Anderson: http://www.flickr.com/photos/pressstarttobegin/
Dorothy Stucki: http://www.streetela.com/artists-index/dorothy-stucki/

Romy Aura Maloon on Saatchi Online

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