Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Iconographer Cameon's work will be at LiLi Coffeeshop, Polish Hill, Pittsburgh PA









You won't want to miss this exhibit! It includes work from iconographer Cameon (Simeon Larivonoff), who curator Heidi Tucker has spoken with and has made the effort to bring his work to light for this show. Check the link to learn more about iconography, Cameon will be the subject of an upcoming Sundance documentary. I'm expecting some photos to post as well of the exhibit in general.

The first two images are of Cameon's work and the third of Leslie Clague's work.

Facebook event link.

Exhibit runs from Feb 5 to March 27. 2011

Tuesday Feb.15th. 6-10 pm. Opening Reception

for Hammers, Hearts and Icons Polish Hill Group Show

at LiLi Coffeeshop (corner of Dobson and Hancock)

Lili Coffee*Shop is located in Polish Hill, PA. 3138 Dobson St. and is in the same building as MindCure Records & Copacetic Comics Company.

Fourteen Artists from Polish Hill:

Iconographer Cameon

Mike Dzurenda

Ed Parrish

Carley Parrish

Vaughn Washburn

Gina Favano

Nathan Mould

Leslie Clague

Emilie Bosworth-Clemens

Tim Kaulen

Caleb Gamble

Ben Grubb

Paul Bowden

And Heidi Tucker.


with music by Bloodwall (MNPLS)



Stay tuned for photos of some of the work.

Lili Coffee Shop hours:

Mon - Tues: 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
Wed: 7:00 am - 9:00 pm
Thurs - Fri: 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sat: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sun: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
412.682.3600

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