Andy
Zectron and Trutek will have an edition “Monster Skelve” at Conjuring Mischief show which opens May 2nd to celebrate Stranger Factory 3-year anniversary of the gallery. To celebrate a platform show for Stranger Factory mascot the Skelve! they have invited some their friends and fellow artists to participate, and the roster for the show features some incredible talent.
Participating artists include Kathie Olivas, Brandt Peters, Chris Ryniak, Amanda Louise Spayd, Robert Hoggard, Josh Stebbins, Jay Hollopeter, Valency Genis, Chet Zar, Cassia Harries, Scott Wetterschneider, Carson Catlin, Stan Manoukian, Scribe, Shing Yin Khor, DrilOne, Leecifer, Travis Lampe, Carisa Swenson, Candice Tripp, Jonathan Bergeron, J Shea, Josh Herbolsheimer, Tim Lee, DISARTICULATORS, Mark James Porter, James Groman, Brian Flynn, Chauskoskis, Seymour, Lana Crooks, Robert Riggs, Andrew Bell and JRYU.
A hellish take on the classic Circus Posterus character, the bat skinned beastie was designed and sculpted by Zectron and produced by Tru:Tek, clocking in at a solid 3.5? of hand cast, keshi-style rubber. Due to be making it’s debut at the show in 2 exclusive colours, expect a final reveal, plus full release details.
The Skelve was designed by Stranger Factory owners Brandt Peters & Kathie Olivas, and quickly became an omnipresent figure in paintings, drawings, sculpture and more. The Skelve has become the mischievous face of both Stranger Factory and Circus Posterus, and has been featured in gallery shows from Albuquerque to Japan. The Skelve is the perfect avatar of curiosity and mischief, and we’re excited to see what new forms he takes in the hands of this talented roster of artists.
“Conjuring Mischief” opens May 2nd and runs through June 1st, with an opening reception on Friday, May 2nd from 6 – 9 PM.
We (The Disarticulators) have been lucky enough to be asked to join the many talented artists at tonight’s Conjuring Mischief, but instead of submitting a custom, we decided to offer up our own take on the Skelve in keshi form! Here’s the blurb…
(all info from http://man-e-toys.com/)
zectron http://theamazingzectron.blogspot.co.uk/
Tru:Tek http://man-e-toys.com/
