Comments on: control c, control v @ ebersb9

By: Frank Nitsche

Frank Nitsche — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 11:46:56 +0000

I believe it’s spelled Irie.

By: ryan travis christian

ryan travis christian — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 00:14:28 +0000

courtney (i am assuming this is courtnry because it is stupid). why do you go out of your way to tell everyone your own dissatisfactions about their work? you think everything is a dissapointment. is it because you are super insecure about your own endeavors/work? i think so.

and what the fuck is “west coastiness”? please explain. i am confident your knowledge of the current art world at large is as un-informed as your knowledge of outer space and so forth.

next time i will play endless summer, and put some shitty fucking hawaii -uke music and graphitotag a surfboard.

meh. laters

By: Steve Kush Ruiz

Steve Kush Ruiz — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 08:13:57 +0000

Its pronounced Eeebers.

By: This one girl

This one girl — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 02:37:46 +0000

Alexis MacKenzie’s digital image was better quality than the work in person- a major letdown for me. Was it the paste? The not-as-meticulous-as-one-could-be Exacto cuts? The mentioned hair stuck in the paper?

And is it necessary to pay top dollar for a collage with the likes of 8th grade mastery? For some, yes, for me, no. Although, Hisha Akira Bharoocha’s “All That Baggage” was the highlight for me – with Brion Nuda Rosch in close second.

Overall the show was nice, but the space needs a fan. Sad to say I missed the bathroom exhibit this time.

Aside from the tired “West Coastiness” that draws a boring sigh from trendy yearnings gone past (that ‘scene’ that makes it difficult to distinguish between fashion and art), the show was a plus as it always is at Ebers B9.

I give it a 7 – (due to too high expectations -followed by a bit of a letdown.)