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N&P: Art Sweat Shop
Friday, 22 February 2008, 3:13am
The Shopkeep heads over to Monica Canilao's studio with Kyle Ranson and Chris Duncan to work on a zine for their show in London @96 Gillespie.
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Kyle Ranson and I headed over to Monica Canilao's studio in Oakland to finish up the book that we're making for our London show @ 96 Gillespie. Kyle's arms are full of future book pages.

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Made a quick pit stop at N+P to grab Monica's classy sewing bag.

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Ahoy! Oakland dead ahead!

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Monica welcomed us at the gate of her art compound.

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Oakland Transport

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Welcome (...to the next 14 hours of your life)

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Monica's art in progress

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We first set up all the pages of the book in order and then began the assembly line.

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...pile by pile

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...page by page

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Kyle and I collated pages, Monica sewed the binding.

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When the human conveyor belt ended, the book looked like this. (I spray painted and gocco printed over 200 of these mothers the day before. Complete insanity. )

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Vegan donut anyone?

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Used to ward off evil spirits, only posi-vibes.

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Monica renames all of her paints ....STDs, OLD PEOPLE, SATAN'S MUSTACHE

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and there arose amongst us, a subtle society of tea drinkers.

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Moth Turd, Flower Vag, Your Art Sucks

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Chris Duncan stopped by and the factory really started cooking...

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Check out that form! Assembly-line art sweat shop in action!

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Piles of books stacked up. Kyle perused a copy, Monica looking down snaps a photo.

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A hand-stenciled Chris Duncan page

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lovely colored Paul Urich parchment

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stenciled and photocopied Monica Canilao pages

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Kyle Ranson silk-screened these beauties

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Kyle Ranson is on fire - ouch!

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Bill Daniel ...documentarian, hobo-graffiti archivist.

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The dude got in on a couple of pages.

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Mat O'Brien

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The factory whistle blew and it was time for an egg-salad break. The eggs came from the chickens in Monica's back yard. I must say, they do taste so much better than store bought eggs.

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"Have some egg-salad my pretties..."

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At 4am, we completely lost our minds, but somehow ended up with a box full of books.

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....Despite having worked for 14 dreaded hours on them, we're quite proud of our creation. Viola, le art book! Oui oui pee pee!


Friends, life is kind of insane. How do you feel about it? Hopefully, you're out there biting off way more than you can chew, ...and somehow, managing to gulp it down regardless. Personally, I've got a mouthful of it right now and I'm chewing away. But that's alright, you've got to get out there and get your hands dirty a little bit or else what's the point, right?

We leave for London in couple days. Please come to our show, we've been working really hard on it. I'll be the stressed out guy in the corner guzzling beers, come on over and say "hi."

See ya soon,
Andrew

OPENING FEBRUARY 29TH:
Needles & Pens' group show
HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL @ 96 Gillespie, in London England. Featuring: Monica Canilao, Bill Daniel, Chris Duncan, Mat O'Brien, The Polaroid Kidd, Kyle Ranson, Andrew Scott, Sara Thustra, and Paul Urich. Keep an eye out for the limited edition hand-made zine that will be released in conjuction with this show! .

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