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#repost from #hifructosemag Thank you for the post! <3

Bunnycutlet started out as a brick-and-mortar art gallery. Though it closed its doors indefinitely last year, the project lives on in the form of a traveling curatorial platform. Liz Artinian, the brains of the operation, put together the group show “Bunnycutlet Presents” at Cotton Candy Machine in Brooklyn. The show opens January 16 and features new, surreal, illustration-inspired work by Ryan Heshka, Jean-Paul Mallozzi, Kelly Denato, Ian Ferguson, Christy Karacas, Kristen Liu Wong, and Joohee Park. Check out a few sneak peeks on Hi-Fructose.

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Yesterday's 20-features-in-20-days for Bunnycutlet Presents 7 Artists -- sneak peek of a work-in-progress painting by frequent Bunnycutlet Gallery contributor Kelly Denato. This image was also released on Denato's FB and instagram. What has always inspired us about Denato's work is the combination of tumult and delicacy. Her lighting evokes a ghostly quality, sometimes making them appear to glow from within -- and her subjects, deeply personalized, are often entangled, floating, and at the mercy of Denato's repressed fears and hopes. Opening (This Friday) Jan 16th at Cotton Candy Machine 7-11pm.

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Great BLOG POST by Cotton Candy Machine for our upcoming exhibit Bunnycutlet Presents 7 Artists, curated by Bunnycutlet Gallery's own Liz Artinian, opening THIS FRIDAY Jan 16th, 2015 7-11pm at Cotton Candy Machine.

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This 20-features-in-20-days is a sneak peek of a work-in-progress by New York-based artist Kristen Liu-Wong. Bunnycutlet Gallery first exhibited Liu-Wong in the Nov-2013 group exhibit, Away From The Numbers curated by Jordin Isip, and we instantly fell in love with her work. Employing #fluorescent #acrylic #paints, #glitter, and #resin, Liu-Wong's paintings are candy-like and gleeful. Her imagery, which is often wicked or disturbing, is offset by vibrant color. Liu-Wong takes inspiration from traditional #Americanfolk art, but interprets imagery through her lens of contemporary urban life. 2 new works by Liu-Wong will be on view for Bunnycutlet Presents 7 Artists, a group exhibit curated by Liz Artinian, opening Jan 16th at Cotton Candy Machine.

Sneak peek— 2015 is going to be a busy year #art #painting #wip #progress #house #sneakpeek #2015projects

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Today's 7-Artists-In-20-Days feature is this full-image release of The Quiet Battle, an 18 inch square acrylic, mixed media, and metal foil painting by Canadian-born artist Ryan Heshka.

#Heshka's influences, apparent in his work, are comics, animation, pulp magazines, 50s B-movies, science fiction, and the powerful forces of nature. His work explodes with cinematic energy, yet is often carefully staged, wittily incorporating typography and graphic design, evoking the sensibilities of a Wes Anderson movie or the paintings of frequent Bunnycutlet Gallery contributor Chris George. This will be Heshka's first time exhibiting with Bunnycutlet.

7 works by Heshka will be on view for Bunnycutlet Presents 7, a group exhibit curated by Liz Artinian, opening Jan 16th at Cotton Candy Machine.

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Today's 7-Artists-In-20-Days image is a sneak peek of a work-in-progress drawing by frequent Bunnycutlet Gallery contributor ‪Christy Karacas.

Karacas is the co-creator and director of the Adult Swim animated series Superjail! His drawings often employ simple media, like 2B pencil on roll paper, and his lines are clean and smudge-free. By contrast, his imagery is chaotic and complex, energetically exploding into meticulous landscapes of comic violence (in this case, cats vs. robots).

New work by Karacas will be on view for Bunnycutlet Presents 7, an exhibit at Cotton Candy Machine opening Friday, January 16th, 7-11pm (2015)

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First up for our 7-Artists-In-20-Days feature series is this sneak peek snippet of Company Call, a 9 x 12 inch mixed media drawing by NYC based artist Ian “Hydeon” Ferguson. Bunnycutlet Gallery first crossed paths with Ferguson at SCOPE Miami (2013), and instantly connected with his work. Ferguson employs India Ink, pencil, and acrylic on paper, combining graphic design (his training) with illustration and kinetic, strategically placed "scribbles." Ferguson creates elaborately decorated characters swirling in surreal landscapes and kinetic "scribbles," a visual processing of the artist's emotions and life-events. His work borrows from American folk art, street art, illustration, and contemporary fine art. This will be Ferguson's first time exhibiting with Bunnycutlet and Cotton Candy Machine. On view for Bunnycutlet Presents 7, at Cotton Candy Machine. Opens Friday, January 16th, 7-11pm (2015) http://bunnycutlet.com/exhibitions/2015/BunnycutletPresents7.html

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Hello friends! Bunnycutlet Gallery is VERY excited to announce our upcoming collaborative exhibition at Cotton Candy Machine entitled Bunnycutlet Presents 7 Artists... featuring 4 frequent exhibitors with Bunnycutlet, and 3 artists new to the gallery.

Contributing Artists:

Kelly Denato Ian Ferguson Ryan Heshka Christy Karacas Kristen Liu Wong Jean-Paul Mallozzi Stickymonger (Joohee Park)

Opens Friday, January 16th 2015 http://bunnycutlet.com/exhibiti…/…/BunnycutletPresents7.html

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Attention Animation Artists... APPLICATION DEADLINE TOMORROW! Don't miss your chance to be part of Too Art for TV 8, curated by Bunnycutlet Gallery and opening JAN 2015 at The Cotton Candy Machine! No extensions... this is it guys! Details here: http://bunnycutlet.com/submissions/TooArt8.html

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ANIMATION ARTISTS... ONLY 3 WEEKS LEFT TO APPLY! Bunnycutlet presents Too Art for TV 8 at The Cotton Candy Machine, opening Jan 9th of 2015! Follow link for submission details: bunnycutlet.com/submissions/TooArt8.html

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Ra Deal Douglas Ra | Jared Deal 2-Person Exhibition Curated by Liz Artinian (Bunnycutlet Gallery) at Mighty Tanaka Gallery 111 Front Street, Suite 224 Brooklyn, NY 11201 Opening reception - Friday, May 30th, 7pm - 10pm May 30th - June 28th, 2014 BROOKLYN, NY [RELEASE May 20, 2014] — Mighty Tanaka Gallery is pleased to present Ra Deal, an exhibition curated by Liz Artinian (Bunnycutlet Gallery) featuring new works by New York-based artists Douglas Ra and Jared Deal. FULL PRESS RELEASE HERE.

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SLIGHT CORRECTION the show's title is "The Devil's Carnival" but eh, who cares... "The Devil's Garden" ALSO sounds awesome. Thanks #SupersonicElectronic!

Anthony Freda, “The Devil’s Garden.”

Opening this Friday, March 7th at Bunnycutlet Gallery in Brooklyn, New York is the two person show “The Devil’s Garden" which features work by artist Anthony Freda.  You can check out an extended preview of Freda’s work below:

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Devin Clark, “The Devil’s Carnival.”

Opening this Friday, March 7th at Bunnycutlet Gallery in Brooklyn, New York is the two person show “The Devil’s Carnival" which features work by artist Devin Clark.  Check below for an extended preview of Clark’s work:

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Today's image-feature to promote this Friday's opening of The Devil's Carnival is this FULL RELEASE of Don't Tase Me Bro, a 24 x 26 mixed media painting by Anthony Freda, also fully released by the artist on his website: http://www.anthonyfreda.com/ The Devil's Carnival, featuring works by artists Devin Clark and Anthony Freda, opens March 7th at 7pm, and runs until March 30th at Bunnycutlet Gallery. http://bunnycutlet.com/exhibitions/2014/TheDevilsCarnival.html

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THIS sneak peek snippet for our 19-day feature series is of a piece entitled Believe, a 13 x 16 inch mixed-media painting on wood by Anthony Freda. Freda masterfully perverts vintage American iconography with irony, often borrowing images from comics, cartoons, and advertising, and combining them in surreal, poignant, and humorous ways. The full reveal of this painting, as well as 10 other new works by the artist, will be on view for The Devil's Carnival, a 2-person exhibition featuring Devin Clark and Anthony Freda, opening THIS Friday, March 7th, 7-10pm at Bunnycutlet.

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One of MANY features today as we play catch up for our 19-images-in-19 days promotional series is this sneak peek snippet of Blue Rupee, a 23 x 30 inch acrylic painting on wood painting by Devin Clark, cut to shape. For his upcoming upcoming exhibition, Clark created a series of two paintings that are "cut out" -- a departure from his usual backdrop of radiating dashes, but with the same laser-like focus on the subject matter as a bold, central focus, with comic-book styled highlights and shadows. The full reveal of both paintings will be on view for The Devil's Carnival, a 2-person exhibition featuring Devin Clark and Anthony Freda, opening THIS Friday, March 7th, from 7-10pm at Bunnycutlet Gallery.

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This 19-features-in-19-days image is this sneak peek snippet of The Doll House, a 32 x 31 x 17 inch mixed media painting on a wooden doll house by Anthony Freda -- another angle of The Doll House has been fully released on the artist's FB page: https://www.facebook.com/anthonyfredastudio The Devil's Carnival is a 2-person exhibition featuring the works of Devin Clark and Anthony Freda, opening March 7th at 7pm, and on view from March 7th to March 30th at Bunnycutlet Gallery.