4/26/2009
4/25/2009
Dethkills x Insight Garage Artist
If you missed out on this one your bummed...Dance party, drunk bodies, smelling dudes, hot girls, DJ Pink Sock, TJ Panthers, Filter Boys, Amazing Art, Devils Lettuce, Dethkills mini zines, Mason Drop-in, Active Rideshop super hero sweetness, Bobby and I being awesome on Fuel TV, Insight all night, hangovers all day, but wait you can re-live the experience through a great new thing called the world wide web.
Getting Started in studio

Installing in Gallery - Acrylic on Wood 12x20

Polaroids in Gallery

Polaroid Zine - Edition of 100


Go!Rilla Gallery

Fuel Tv

Walk through party time chaos video
Click link under for full re-cap video from the fine folks at fabulous Insight.
http://insightusa.blogspot.com/2009/04/garage-artists-groupshow-footage.html
Getting Started in studio
Installing in Gallery - Acrylic on Wood 12x20
Polaroids in Gallery
Polaroid Zine - Edition of 100
Go!Rilla Gallery
Fuel Tv
Walk through party time chaos video
Click link under for full re-cap video from the fine folks at fabulous Insight.
http://insightusa.blogspot.com/2009/04/garage-artists-groupshow-footage.html
PADRE INSTALLATION
Here is a little video of the Padre installation we did for the Horror Business show last October at Tradition in Westlake California. Be sure to come out for the "Odds and Ends" show at Tradition May 8th.
4/24/2009
4/23/2009
4/06/2009
Jeremy Mora @ POVgallery this Saturday

New sculptures and a site specific installation with Robert Reynolds.
Should be a party in Chinatown Saturday Night!
4/02/2009
3/26/2009
3/25/2009
Dark Americana @ Baer Ridgway Exhibitions in San Francisco Saturday April 4th
Really excited to be participating in this show!
Dark Americana is a survey of 20 artist's concerns and responses to America's current and historical state of affairs. In these artifacts of unique perspectives, we find an undercurrent of skepticism and criticism of cultural identity. Although the artists in this exhibition are not unlike the Americans who feel a sense of hope for the future and frustration for the past, Dark Americana offers an opportunity to reflect on our nation's complex issues of politics, economics, war, race, technology, homelessness, homophobia, a romanticized Hollywood, inflated consumer markets, our utopian forefathers and religious fundamentalism. With the recent changes in political leadership, Americans are reminded of a strong sense of responsibility towards American citizenship. Dark Americana helps us remember the past, come to terms with the present and prepare for the future.
Artists featured in Dark Americana are listed below:
Derek Albeck
Grant Barnhart
Charles Browning
Bruce Conner
Chris Crites
R. Crumb
Oscar Cueto
Jack Daws
John De Fazio
Bill Fick
Scott Fife
Maria Forde
Rebecca Goldfarb
Charles Krafft
George Kuchar
Mike Kuchar
Brendan Lott
Raymond Pettibon
Lizabeth Eva Rossof
Roger Shimomura
An opening reception will be held at the gallery on Saturday, April 4th, from 4:00 to 6:00 pm. Admission to the gallery is always free, and the artists will be in attendance.
Baer Ridgway Exhibitions is located at 172 Minna (between 3rd and New Montgomery) in downtown San Francisco, next to the SFMOMA. The gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday, 11:00am to 6:00pm.
More info available here: www.baerridgway.com
Dark Americana is a survey of 20 artist's concerns and responses to America's current and historical state of affairs. In these artifacts of unique perspectives, we find an undercurrent of skepticism and criticism of cultural identity. Although the artists in this exhibition are not unlike the Americans who feel a sense of hope for the future and frustration for the past, Dark Americana offers an opportunity to reflect on our nation's complex issues of politics, economics, war, race, technology, homelessness, homophobia, a romanticized Hollywood, inflated consumer markets, our utopian forefathers and religious fundamentalism. With the recent changes in political leadership, Americans are reminded of a strong sense of responsibility towards American citizenship. Dark Americana helps us remember the past, come to terms with the present and prepare for the future.
Artists featured in Dark Americana are listed below:
Derek Albeck
Grant Barnhart
Charles Browning
Bruce Conner
Chris Crites
R. Crumb
Oscar Cueto
Jack Daws
John De Fazio
Bill Fick
Scott Fife
Maria Forde
Rebecca Goldfarb
Charles Krafft
George Kuchar
Mike Kuchar
Brendan Lott
Raymond Pettibon
Lizabeth Eva Rossof
Roger Shimomura
An opening reception will be held at the gallery on Saturday, April 4th, from 4:00 to 6:00 pm. Admission to the gallery is always free, and the artists will be in attendance.
Baer Ridgway Exhibitions is located at 172 Minna (between 3rd and New Montgomery) in downtown San Francisco, next to the SFMOMA. The gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday, 11:00am to 6:00pm.
More info available here: www.baerridgway.com
3/05/2009
Mark McCoy At Hope GALLERY LOS ANGELES
Mark McCoy Started Youth Attack Records and has created a shit load of the artwork you've seen on various record releases.
The dude also played in Charles Bronson and Das Oath.
I remember getting the Das Oath 10 inch and opening it up and checking out the layout and just laughing my ass of, seriously on of the wildest layouts I've ever seen
No sleeping on this one...


The dude also played in Charles Bronson and Das Oath.
I remember getting the Das Oath 10 inch and opening it up and checking out the layout and just laughing my ass of, seriously on of the wildest layouts I've ever seen
No sleeping on this one...


3/04/2009
Recap: Roses Art Show at Clandestine Rabbit
3/03/2009
GET TO KNOW BEAUTIFUL CRIME
Check out this video from our friends Beautiful Crime. They are based out of London and are doing some cool shit. This video is a taste of an event they hold once a month at a space called Bungalow 8. It's a collaboration of live music and live art. Look out for some beautiful crime/dethkills collaborations in the future. Until then check them out at www.beautifulcrime.com
2/28/2009
2/25/2009
DETHKILLS/THENEWNO2 NEW YORK MAYHEM
So i was fortunate enough to get out of L.A. for a week and visit New York for the first time. Holy shit! Sensory overload. The city is amasing. I went with our friends thenewno2 on their 5 day tour. They played union hall, the conan show, mercury lounge and an acoustic set over at rolling stone. I meet a lot of rad people...raddest of all, hands down was mr. bob saget...hahaha...pictures to come.
2/24/2009
2/23/2009
13 COFFINS SHOW RECAP
First off I gotta say this showed ruled. If you missed the opening on Friday the 13th then you have to get into Solid One Gallery and check it out. 13 artist were asked to be in the show and somehow we were one of them. Each artist was given a primered grey coffin to work with. What evolved from each was completely unexpected on my part. I was blown away when i walked in and took a look at everything. I only posted a few pictures to give you a taste of whats going on. With this kind of stuff you have to see it in person. Cruise into the shop if you get a chance, all the guys that run it are mad cool which was also another reason why the show was soo dope...good vibes. They are located at 334 N. Fairfax Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90036...






www.solidgalleryone.com






www.solidgalleryone.com
2/22/2009
Orange you glad i didn't say bananna
Do you have dethkills photos? Send them to: info@dethkills.com and we will send you something neat like a box of rocks or some stickers.

Photo: Justin
Photo: Justin
2/20/2009
2/18/2009
Guess what the theme is?
I will have some new work showing.Wow, as I was typing that last sentence a bird flew into my window. Just thought I should share.
2/16/2009
The Reaper, The Keeper, Rzarector, and The Undertaker
Gravediggaz in my opinion is the most underrated hip hop act and one of the greatest. The dark supergroup was formed in 1994, bringing together Prince Paul (The Undertaker) Frukwan (The Gatekeeper), Too Poetic (The Grym Reaper), and RZA (The Rzarector). The group's name stands for resurrecting the mentally dead from their state of unawareness and ignorance. Here's what RZA had to say about the start of Gravediggaz. "When it came time for the Gravediggaz, Prince Paul was thinking about putting a group together. He wanted to get some good MCs. Poetic was another dope MC who was underrated out on Long Island. He had one single out on Tommy Boy that didn't take off, but he was a dope MC. As the Grym Reaper, you know how many dope lyrics he dropped. Frukwan, one of the top lyricists out of Stetsasonic. He and Paul were friends already. He told him about me. He said, "I know this one guy who is super-dope." At the same time, I was also trying to do Wu-Tang. I was trying to start my own company and stuff, so when Paul called me up and invited me to his crib on Long Island and told me his idea for forming this group, I thought it would be an honor to be in a group with him. But I told him, "I'm also producing a group, and I'm also part of a family that I'm building." He said, "Yo, that's crazy." We would talk a lot of times. ODB came to his house a lot of times with me. Meth, too. We all would just go there and try to find ways to get out of the streets. Me, I was trying to get out of the ghetto. Paul had a lot of respect for me, so he helped me break out of it. I think he liked that I was so dark, but I didn't know I was dark."
1994: 6 Feet Deep (Niggamortis)
1997: The Pick, the Sickle and the Shovel
2002: Nightmare in A-Minor
2004: 6 Feet Under
2/15/2009
Over easy or poached?
Here is a little poached recap video from the "One More Time" show on Jan. 30.
Artist: Marco Zamora, Derek Albeck, Sean Tully, Alex Kopps
Video Poached from djalfalpha
Artist: Marco Zamora, Derek Albeck, Sean Tully, Alex Kopps
Video Poached from djalfalpha
2/13/2009
Greetings from Japan
I just got a package in from one of our DTFE Zine contributors Akira Takata. Here is a peak at his latest skate zine "Fisheye Lens" Akira also has a new on line mag called "Tweaker"
www.tweakerzine.com







www.tweakerzine.com







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