Photos From BEEF (Presented By S.C.A.B.) at Angstrom Gallery
We mentioned a show in our roundup last week called BEEF, which opened at Angstrom Gallery last Friday. Here's what the scene looked like.
By Peter Simek|
We mentioned a show in our roundup last week called BEEF, which opened at Angstrom Gallery last Friday. BEEF was presented by S.C.A.B., a newish collection of art collectives. Photographer Jason Acton brings us some images of the art and the scene from the opening. 8885635437
Pictured at top: Jonas Park with Jeff Zilm’s Untitled (BEINJACKTAR), 2012 Acrylic on canvas; 120” x 3.” (all photos by Jason Acton for D Magazine)
'Diptych' by Eli Walker Oil and Enamel on Canvas 78 x 42 inchesJustin Hunter Allen, 'Q The Answer to What? A: I Dont Know…Fuck.' 2012. Acrylic and marker on canvas. 60" x 60"'Double Wide,' by Eli Walker'Sad Addy' by Joshua von Ammon Oil on Canvas 96 x 79 inchesDanny Rose with Alexander DiJulio, 'Bright Black I,' 2012. Tar on emergency blanket over panel. 18" x 24"'Dark Masters' by Alexander DiJulio'Attempt 21,' 2012 by Arthur Pena; mounted paper on canvasNathan Green and Meg Glausser with 'Slip/Strike' by Nathan Green; mixed media
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