Treiops @ Create:Fixate this Saturday (events » arts) Saturday, December 1, 2007 - 4:00 PM 136 RSVPs Hello Folks,

I've got some brand new pieces to present at the Create:Fixate 6th
anniversary show. Hope you can come down and join me. This time at a
new location in downtown LA.

~ REUNION ~
Create:Fixate celebrates 6 years of art and music with a one-off salon
style exhibit featuring a cross-section of the hundreds of artists
we've worked with over the years! Please join us on Saturday, December
1st, 2007 for our first retrospective exhibit!

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2007 : 7pm - 2am
GALLERY PREVIEW 4-7pm
*NEW DOWNTOWN LOCATION*
613 Imperial St., Los Angeles, CA
$15 Admission : Gallery Preview $5 suggested donation

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Also, I'll have a few pieces in the December Hive Gallery show. So,
once you've had enough CF go down there.

THE HIVE GALLERY "PRICELESS THEMED SHOW!! everything under $200"
Opening December 1, Saturday from 8-12:30AM
$7 at the door
www.thehivegallery.com

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Figure It Out 2 at the Jazmin Ferrari Gallery (events » arts) Saturday, January 12, 2008 - 7:00 PM 135 RSVPs Hello Fine People,

Be sure to come to "Figure It Out 2"
at the Jazmin Ferrari Gallery
3015 Glendale Blvd., Los Angeles (Atwater Village) 90039
The opening is Saturday night, January 12, 2008.

I'll be showing 2 brand new "dynamic portraits" which are my hologram
& resins pieces.

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Here's some more d-tails:

Join us for our 2nd annual "FIGURE IT OUT" show. "Figure It Out" will
portray the human form realistically, symbolically and as a
representation of an emotion or feeling. This exhibit will encompass
many art movements and art media with which to illustrate the human,
making it a diverse collection suited to all art enthusiasts. A figure
is, by definition, a human form, or it can be a numerical symbol or a
graphic representation of a form. We will exhibit a diverse collection
of age-old subject matter transformed into contemporary works by
infusing them with fresh ideas and ingenious approaches to traditional
figurative art. Join us for the opening reception on January 12th.

Artists particiating:
Christina Amezquita, Jodi Carpenter, Ali Farhoodi, Ceciley Jenkins,
Farzad Kohan, Louis Lescas, Larry Lytle, Gordon Ownby, Saak Pogosyan,
Frank Rozasy, Treiops Treyfid & Dan Wooster

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Treiops solo show at Chango in Echo Park Saturday (events » arts) Saturday, February 2, 2008 - 7:00 PM 137 RSVPs Hello there my friends,

I hope you can come to my solo show opening at Chango this Saturday. I'm showing my "Dynamic Portraits" which is recent sculptural work done with exotic materials. It will be incredible fun. Get yer ass down there.

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ARE THEY ALIVE?
A solo show of work by:
Treiops Treyfid

February 1-27, 2008
opening reception:
Saturday, February 2nd, 7-10pm

Chango Coffee House & Gallery
1559 Echo Park Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90026
213-977-9161

www.myspace.com/changocoffeehouse
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Animals and Art Walk (events » arts) Thursday, April 10, 2008 - 12:00 PM 136 RSVPs Hello Folks,

The official opening for my show at MJ Higgins is Earth Day (22nd of April). But, the show will be open for viewing tomorrow at the Downtown Art Walk. I'll be there from 6 to 9pm if not earlier so come down and say hello.

MJ Higgins Gallery 400 s. Main st. (corner of 4th & Main downtown)
www.mjhiggins.com
213.617.1700

treiops.com/art/animals_...e_future.html

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Animals of the Future - Earth Day (Tuesday night) (events » arts) Tuesday, April 22, 2008 - 6:00 PM 128 RSVPs Come to my opening happening this Tuesday in downtown LA! Here's the details:

ANIMALS of the FUTURE
A solo show by Treiops Treyfid at MJ Higgins Gallery

Opening reception Earth Day, Tuesday, April 22, 2008 from 6 - 9pm.

MJ Higgins Gallery
400 S. Main st. Suite 103 (4th st. east of Main), Los Angeles, CA 90013
213-617-1700
treiops.com/art/animals_...e_future.html

Features performance by LA electronic outfit Brain Garden www.klownhead.com

All exotic animals on our planet are under threat of extinction because of loss of habitat due to pollution, global warming, and human population growth. Fragile ecosystems are in serious peril all over the world and will pay a heavy price from the increased storms, floods, and coastal erosion that global warming will produce.

So, who are the critters that will survive the coming catastrophe? They will be the ones that are able to live with or near humans, can live in an urban or semi-urban environment, and use human garbage as a food source. These are the "Animals of the Future". They include raccoons, opossums, rats, roaches, crows, coyotes, squirrels, sparrows, pigeons, deer, seagulls, lizards, rabbits, skunk, chipmunks, mice, feral cats, stray dogs, and many other species.

The pieces in this show will highlight and tribute these overlooked noble survivors that live sometimes literally in our own backyards. The pieces are sculptural in nature and are made out of mostly recycled elements but also include exotic materials, and lighting.

Are You Product People? This Saturday! (events » arts) Saturday, December 6, 2008 - 8:00 PM 141 RSVPs Hey there everybody,

This Saturday I hope you can come down to the Hive Gallery and see my sidewalk installation. This installation is new territory for me and I'm excited to see how it plays out. So, come by and say hello. This is part of the Hive's usual excellent monthly group show. December's theme is "Price...Less" - works for $200 or less. It includes featured artists Naomi Nowak & Carol Powell. Here's the details:

ARE YOU PRODUCT PEOPLE?
A Mixed Media installation by Treiops Treyfid

Opening reception: Saturday, December 6th, 2008
8pm – Midnight (Also installed for downtown Art Walk Thursday, December 11th 6pm to 9pm)
Sidewalk Installation at The Hive Gallery
729 S. Spring St. Los Angeles, CA 90014
www.thehivegallery.com
213-955-9051

From the press release:

Stark and contorted figures haunt a downtown Los Angeles sidewalk. Imprisoned by piles of product catalogs from famous retailers and fabricated from the detritus of our consumer culture they confront the audience. Amidst this spectacle we are awakened temporarily from our stupor and reminded that we are the targets of the relentless sales campaigns that saturate our environment via billboards, television and the Internet. Are you and others addicted to conspicuous consumption? Are you tired of the resultant loneliness and desolation that our consumer culture fosters? Are You Product People?

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