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Tipping the sacred cow
By Reyan Ali
July 23, 2008
The gallery exhibition that Grandview�s Junctionview Studios will play host to this Saturday, July 26, stands significant as being one of the first steps Columbus� anti-aesthetes are taking to get their work more widely seen. Local collective Cowtown Lowbrow will be presenting �Cowtipping,� featuring well-priced original work for sale that will both raise funds for larger exhibitions across the state, and offer original wares by the artists to add to the multitude of enthusiasts within city limits. Unofficially, it�s also looking to turn out to be a hell of a visually stimulating evening.
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Nice show! Thanks for the Cow Tails! That was a nice touch.
Thanks nikos!
The event went very well as we were able to sell like 35 pieces in an evening. We were also able to raise all needed funds to move forward with our proposal booklets and branding development.
After seeing the works of all of the artists hit one space it was obvious that Dan Gerdeman hit a homerun with his selections. Hopefully I can get ahold of some pictures from the night to post over here. Thanks to all that made the trip to junctionview for this one night show. Special thanks to those that either donated or bought a piece of art to support the cause. The best is yet to come.
I’m a huge fan of dan’s work. he’s also a really decent guy.
the show had a bunch of Columbus stars, for sure. I had a great time and some really good conversation.
good times.