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Too Fast To Live, Too Young To Die @ the Subliminal Projects Gallery

Too Fast To Live, Too Young To Die @ the Subliminal Projects Gallery March 2011

Last night was the opening for the newest show at Subliminal "Too Fast To Live, Too Young To Die".  It's a collection of photos, flyers and art inspired by the late 70's and early 80's punk rock scene. Ed Colver and Glen E. Friedman should need no introductions, their pics grace the covers of  many albums of hardcore legends (Black Flag, Circle Jerks, Minor Threat...). The same goes for Raymond Pettibon and all his works for SST and bands like Sonic Youths' Goo. Shepard Fairey used another Glen photo for his next punk tribute of Henry Rollins.  Jenny Luna and Weston Smith were also contributors, their pictures were ones that I grew up with but long had forgotten the names of those that took them...
Show started last night and runs through March 26th (FREE too)... Subliminal Projects Gallery
SUBLIMINAL PROJECTS GALLERY 1331 W Sunset Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90026

Raymond Pettibon
Flyers
Jenny Lens
R. Pettibon and S. Fairey
Glen E. Friedman
Ed Colver
Tru and Vern
Glen and Dan Excel
DJ Shepard Fairey - singing along to the classics
London and Louie

More pics up on... Flickr!
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  1. mandogMarch 8, 2011 at 6:59 AM

    Was fun to see some old friends and honored that Jenny Lens invited Ronn Savala and me.

    Got to meet Shepard Fairey and Drew Barrymore! What a night!

    Mandog

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