The Strange Art of BaM! (Bruce Bachelder and Mike Rende)
Well, Bruce and I are working on another gallery show with Dave Metzger and friends. This year’s show will be titled “Robots, Rockets and Space Vixens”. The artist call is now live on our new website, OddballArtLabs.org.
We plan to host at least one gallery show a year, so we decided to organize and make it official. If you love Sci-Fi art you will definitely want to check out this show.
Hey fellow artists! The Artist Calls for FezFest are now live. Submit your artwork today:
http://dangerousbrains.com/contact/fez-fest-artist-call/
The show participants are taking shape. confirmed attendees and supporters now include:
More people are jumping on board every day. We’re excited to see your Fez inspired part for the show!
Bruce and I are proud to be participating in the first exchange gallery show between 11th Monk3y Industries and Side Street Studio Arts. They have joined forces to present a Third Friday exhibition and performance.
EXCHANGE features the work of AZ and IL artists:
BaM!, Michelle Doherty, Francisco Garcia, Doug Hanson & Rachel Elizabeth Maley, Chris Hodge, Steven Lockwood, Lance Long, Ashley Macias, Roberto Martinez, David Metzger, Hillary Miles, Monica Robles, Jason Vucic, Michael Weyman, and more…
Friend of Dangerous Brains and excellent artist Rich Koslowski was recently targeted by a fraudulent DMCA Takedown notice. This is when someone contacts your web host claiming that the content on your site violates their copyright and demands that the host remove the pages.
The horrible thing in this case is that the person filing the claim against Rich was someone who Rich had to sue years ago for violation of his own copyright. Rich won in court and the guy apparently wasn’t happy that Rich’s page talking about the court case gets such high search engine placement. So this jerk send a takedown notice against Rich.
Rich needed to defend his claim and send in supporting evidence that his content was not in violation. He won, again, of course.
Laws like the DMCA are there to help protect artists. It’s such a shame when someone violates them the way this jerk did.