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This Saturday, 10/30, HOUSE33’s exhibition opens at my gallery, Subliminal Projects! HOUSE33: BAD INFLUENCES celebrates artists who’ve influenced HOUSE33 through the medium of the silkscreen: a tool that turns everyday objects into inspiring accessible art. The exhibition features a series of one-off screen-printed canvases, large-scale skateboard decks, printed baltic birch panels, a series of utilized original silkscreens, and a limited edition exhibition screenprint. If you’d like to collect art from the show BEFORE it opens, or if you can’t make it to LA, tune into the NTWRK app for exclusive access Friday 10/29 at 11 am PDT. HOUSE33 is a deviation of the iconic design studio and font foundry House Industries, founded by my good friend Andy Cruz. I’ll be making a cameo with Andy on NTWRK, so check it out! If you’re in LA, come to the opening night and head to the back parking lot where I’ll be DJing with Alfred Hawkins and live screen printing by Obey Clothing and Calimucho Screen Printing.
-Shepard
RSVP to [email protected] to attend the opening reception Saturday, October 30, 7–10 pm. MUST HAVE PROOF OF VACCINATION OR NEGATIVE COVID-19 TEST (48 HR) FOR ENTRY!
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Subliminal Projects presents HOUSE33: BAD INFLUENCES, an exhibition celebrating the artists who’ve influenced HOUSE33 through the medium of the silk screen: a tool that turns everyday objects into inspiring accessible art. The exhibition features a series of one-off screen printed canvases, large-scale skateboard decks, printed baltic birch panels, a series of utilized original silkscreens, and a limited edition exhibition screenprint.
HOUSE33, a deviation of the iconic design studio and font foundry House Industries, originated as a mutated design experiment between commercial and art, born from a conversation about album covers, Hot Rods, Chaos Theory, and Brothel Creepers between Andy Cruz founder of House Industries and British fashion designer Simon “Barnzley” Armitage of London streetwear myth and fame. That conversation led House Industries, Barnzley, and designer Jeremy Dean to collaboratively build HOUSE33 and its flagship store in Soho London in the early 2000s. What began as a muse for typographic and illustrative explorations, became a collaborative creative breeding ground for clothing, art, and lettering, rooted in the art of screen printing.
Tune in to the NTWRK app Friday, October 29th at 11AM PDT for Subliminal Projects x HOUSE33 x NTWRK’s exclusive pre-opening drop of the available works, and a behind-the-scenes look at the exhibition, hosted by Andy Cruz with House’s master screen printer David Dodde, and a special appearance from gallery founder Shepard Fairey.
RSVP to [email protected] to attend the opening reception Saturday, October 30, 7-10PM.
*PLEASE NOTE- Proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test (48 hr) is required for entry to the reception.
ABOUT HOUSE33
HOUSE33 is a deviation from the iconic design studio and font foundry House Industries, founded in 1993 by Andy Cruz. Known for their eclectic style, House Industries has created visual identities for some of the most dynamic contemporary brands, products, and people such as Jimmy Kimmel, Hermès, Lego, Ed Roth, Muji, Heath Ceramics, The Eames Office, and The New Yorker. House Industries’ work is in the permanent collections of the Smithsonian’s Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum and The Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation, House Industries has established themselves at the forefront of design, creating visual identities for brands worldwide and institutionally-honored in the permanent collections of the Smithsonian’s Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum and The Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation.
For more information about HOUSE33 visit house33.com, and follow them on Instagram @house___33.
For more information about House Industries visit houseind.com, and follow them on Instagram @houseindustries.
ABOUT NTWRK
Named one of Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies and Ad Age’s Hottest Brands, NTWRK is the premier North American livestream shopping platform where “entertainment meets e-commerce” (Forbes). Built on a digitally-innovative model of daily product drops, livestream shopping festivals and exclusive partnerships with world-renowned brands and creators, NTWRK has fostered an organic global community of artists and fans since its launch in 2018. Under the motto “Shopping At The Speed of Culture,” NTWRK provides a curated digital shopping experience and access for Gen-Z and millennial consumers.
For more information visit thentwrk.com, and follow them on Instagram @ntwrk.
