This is part of a series of collages I have been working on lately. It is comprised of found images and photographs I took of crab shells and arranged still life scenes.
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Thursday, October 2, 2008
new work, September 2008
acrylic on wood panel, 2006-2008.
charcoal on paper
"time is a specific physical object", photo collage, in progress, 360 photographs, tape, stickers
10' x 7'
charcoal on paper
"time is a specific physical object", photo collage, in progress, 360 photographs, tape, stickers10' x 7'
Thursday, September 4, 2008
First Friday at studio/gallery 6
"bird" color photograph, Dylan Parker 2008.
Leonard Pearlman, neon sculpture.Friday 09.05.08 7pm-12am
studio/gallery 6
6 east broad street
richmond, va 23219
toddshale.com
(252) 207.4677
This month features neon sculpture by Leonard Pearlman, photography by Dylan Parker, and new mixed media by Todd S. Hale. Live music by The Photosynthesizers(hip hop), Broad Street will be closed to traffic between Belvidere and 1st street (parking info here) with several stages of music, performers, and giant light and video projections in celebration of InLight, 1708 gallery's 30th anniversary event. The event benefits the Richmond SPCA.
Friday, August 1, 2008
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
06.06.08 First Friday at studio/gallery 6-new poster
Thanks to Craig Weinstein of Adventures In T-Shirtland for printing the show poster. Available by contacting me at toddshale@hotmail.com.
Thanks to Rebecca Jones at Urge Magazine for a nice article, read it here.
Friday, May 30, 2008
RIP Robert Rauschenberg
I missed the news that Rauschenberg passed away on May 12. He was an early inspiration to me both aesthetically and as a role model of someone with an endless curiosity who succeeded in living the artist's life. He was also about as prolific as they come...David Byrne sums him up well here in the NY Times.
There is an interesting video here about his "collaboration" with Willem DeKooning.
Monday, May 19, 2008
06.06.08 First Friday at studio/gallery 6
The final First Friday at studio/gallery 6 before the summer break will feature the work of Gillian Brown, Dominic Carpin, and Todd S. Hale. This will be Gillian's third show here and the first time as a visual artist for Dominic. He has played music at the studio several times with his band The Cashmere Jungle Lords.
Gillian Brown, 24 "36", acrylic on paper, 2008.
Dominic Carpin, "Poe's Moon" 2008, mixed media on paper.
Keith Bowniece returns with his raw blend of rock and roll from the hip, channeling the ghost of Iggy Pop (even though he isn't dead). Also playing will be Poly, official house band and crowd favorite(pictured above). I recently listened to their upcoming release and was blown away. An eclectic mix of Radiohead-like imagery and the emotion of Neil Young, set in a beautifully efficient rock and roll soundscape. Barbyhair and the Way of the Sun will also be featured for the first time at studio/gallery 6. To borrow from a high school prom somewhere...."a night to remember"....
The evening is a benefit for Friends of Art , a group that supports the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts through social events and programs.
Sunday, May 18, 2008
May 2, 2008-First Friday
Thanks again to WRIR Richmond Indie Radio for sponsoring the show.
The Hill Folk getting things rolling early....
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
First Friday at studio/gallery 6- May 2, 2008
This month features wood sculpture by Brant Harrison from Nags Head, NC and mixed media by Todd S. Hale. My Son the Doctor (pictured below) also return for their second show at studio/gallery 6, playing a blend of gypsy and Yiddish music. The evening will benefit WRIR 97.3, Richmond Indie Radio, a great source for sounds and ideas you won't hear anywhere else. The opening is from 7pm-12am-ish. 
After the show head over to Capital Ale House in downtown Richmond for The Cashmere Jungle Lords CD release party. The Jungle Lords are celebrating the re-release of the classic Cashmere Jungle Lords/Oodjie-Boodjie Night-Night. They are amazing live and were a sweaty sensation here at studio/gallery 6. Richmond legends.
Costa Rica April 2008
Most of these images are from Playa Grande, on the northern Pacific Coast as well as around Arenal in the central Northwest.
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