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Lee and Joe jamail Skatepark
Photographed for Houston's Convention and Visitors Bureau with Zen Films, 2008 Lee and Joe jamail Skatepark, Houston, Texas,
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Everett Taasevigen Photographer directory listing on Only in Houston
Contact info for talented and innovative Houston photographer and major cat Everett Taasevigen.
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Inspired photography by Everett Taasevigen
A friend of mine recently put up a site with some of his amazing work. If you enjoy truly great photography or if you are looking for a professional photographer... you should check out his site. Great work Ev! A friend of mine recently put up a site with some of his amazing work. If you enjoy truly great photography or if you are looking for ... more
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GHCVB and Zenfilm create breakthrough TV campaingn for Houston
Expanding horizons for every viewer, this new TV campaign features some of the really cool , unexpecting, surprising, quirky and magical people and places that give America's 5th largest city its truly unique style and character. Expanding horizons for every viewer, this new TV campaign features some of the really cool , unexpecting, surprising, quirky and magic... more
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The Art Guys Attempt to Sell Themselves
Now a lucky collector can purchase the Art Guys," proclaims the creepy/funny brochure for Forever Yours, Jack Massing and Michael Galbreth's latest project. "Not just their work, but the actual artists!" Now a lucky collector can purchase the Art Guys," proclaims the creepy/funny brochure for Forever Yours, Jack Massing and Michael Galb... more
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Houston artists seek to auction their cremated remains
Houston artists the Art Guys, aka Michael Galbreth and Jack A. Massing, are taking their provocative and outrageous art to a new extreme.
With "Forever Yours," the duo are offering their cremated remains to the highest bidder. Bidding begins at $1 million. A sales brochure has been distributed, noting that the bidding will end at midnight on April 1.
The purchaser will receive the cremated remains of both Galbreth and Massing, housed in life-size bronze replica busts along with all the related legal documents, project drawings, contracts and other documents related to the project. Houston artists the Art Guys, aka Michael Galbreth and Jack A. Massing, are taking their provocative and outrageous art to a new extre... more -
Own The Art Guys...what's left of them. From MySA...
Celebrating 25 years of collaboration and still much alive, the Art Guys ? Michael Galbreth, 52, and Jack A. Massing, 49 ? are a whirlwind of activity with plans for a new DVD compilation of their performance art and a CD of music inspired by their work, featuring musicians such as Terry Allen, Pauline Oliveros, Joe "King" Carrasco and Daniel Johnston. Celebrating 25 years of collaboration and still much alive, the Art Guys ? Michael Galbreth, 52, and Jack A. Massing, 49 ? are a whirl... more
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"Forever Yours" The Art Guys Sell Themselves
The Art Guys Sell Themselves!
In what could be their most ambitious, outrageous project to date,
The Art Guys offer to sell themselves to the highest bidder!
Who: The Art Guys (or what?s left of them)
What: The actual remains of The Art Guys are offered to the highest bidder
When: Bids accepted beginning April 1, 2007. Bidding closes April 1, 2008. The Art Guys Sell Themselves! In what could be their most ambitious, outrageous project to date, ... more -
Buy The Art Guys - artshouston Blog
In "Forever Yours" The Art Guys are selling their cremated remains to the highest bidder. You can follow the progress of the project at this site.
In "Forever Yours" The Art Guys are selling their cremated remains to the highest bidder. You can follow the progress of the project a... more -
The Art Guys
...a cross between Dada and David Letterman, John Cage and the Smothers Brothers. Add a touch of Claes Oldenburg and Groucho Marx, and you've got a fair idea of the performance/conceptual art of The Art Guys."--The New York Times, 1995.
The Art Guys (Michael Galbreath and Jack Massing) have helped define and shape the conceptual art world for many years. These two artists are like Lewis and Clark chartiing the vast grey area that encompasses art, media and pop culture.
They have dropped stuff on each other's heads. That's important. ...a cross between Dada and David Letterman, John Cage and the Smothers Brothers. Add a touch of Claes Oldenburg and Groucho Marx, and... more
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