Sound and Vision
June 7 - July 28, 2013
Speakeasy Art Gallery's 2013 summer group exhibit was, "Sound & Vision". Music and sound has always coexisted with and been a source of inspiration for the visual arts. The "Sound & Vision" exhibit explored this theme.
Speakeasy Art Gallery's curators, Paul and Kristy Jach, are collaborated with guest co-curator Sal Canzonieri of the band Electric Frankenstein for this exhibit. Speakeasy Art Gallery chose to work with Sal for "Sound & Vision" since he has produced and published two books comprised of art that had been created for Electric Frankenstein. The works featured in these books include art from the likes of such underground art legends as Derek Hess,Coop and Frank Kozik. The curators assembled an impressive line up of artists. The exhibit featured works by Speakeasy Art Gallery's past and future solo exhibitors in addition to posters straight from the pages of Sal Canzonieri's books.
Contributing artists include: Jameson Reed, Rob Hessler, C. Splidt, Jan Huling, Rob Barth, Amy Puccio, Tom Shelton, Michael Teters, Paul Jach, Mike Moran and Liz Ramsey
Serigraph print on vinyl set of 3 12"x12"each
Beads, mixed media on piano 24"x20"x27"
Encaustic and oil on panel 12"x12"
Pen, marker and pencil on paper 10"x10"
Wood mosaic sculpture 24"x24"
I Can't Hear You, I Have Wisps In My Ears by Liz Ramsey Woodcut print on rice paper 12"x14"
Serigraph on aluminum 7.5"x15"
by Rob Barth Mixed media on canvas 30"x30"
The Highest Fidelity (Can You Hear Me?) by Paul Jach Serigraph on aluminum 9"x15"