they're movin 2 HAWAii . . so U snooze U lose . . (performed there lat f.week 4 fashion's night out)

Please, make time correction. The Salon will take place from 8pm - midnight.

	Salonistas! This is the last (46th!!!!!!) art salon at mythical Gilles and Louda Larrain studio in SoHo at 95 Grand street on February 28th. We are moving to Kauai, The Garden Island of Hawaii. Once happily transplanted in the Pacific, we will welcome our friends to join us in this earthy paradise. Famous white sangria, Champagne and the gastronomical delights "a la Gilles" are awaiting for you on February 28th.... An original art work will be won by one of you salonistas at the raffle that comes with the admission of $30. To make our move to the other side of the planet easier we are selling all of our furniture and some of the art. Have a look around the studio and let us know if anything attracts you. Exhibiting Artist: Kelly Forsyth Kelly Forsyth has spent the last 10 years on an alchemic quest to achieve color strictly through the use black line drawing. Prior to taking on this impossible task Mr. Forsyth graduated from Pratt Institute with a BFA and promptly set about creating artwork for innumerable bands that very few people have ever heard of. Mr. Forsyth has shown work with the Antagonist Art Movement in New York City and some of this work can be seen on Facebook @ The Art of Kelly Forsyth.      Olivia Larrain Olivia Larrain is an "unofficial artist" who enjoys doing what she wants when she wants like she wants. She could also be called a "spoiled artist." Either way, she rarely shows the fruits of her labor. For the last Gilles Larrain Art Salon, Olivia will exhibit a few of her favorite subject matter pieces, Skulls and Demons. She hopes you will like them...      Performers: Jose Luis Navarro Upon mention of the violin, most would immediately turn their minds to classical music. However, Jose Luis Navarro adds his unique style to the vibrant and often risqué electric violin shows he produces. Incorporating eye-popping, Avant-garde outfits and fierce dance moves, Jose certainly raises his violin performances to the next dimension. He has gone from performing at small night clubs all the way to his solo appearances at The Headdress Ball and the MAC AIDS Fundraisers where he has most certainly left a lasting impression. http://www.jlnmusic.com Hayley McCulloch Ink Avec: We need some wording for your 2013 exhibitions.. Hayley McCulloch: It's so nice not having to write about my work right now. I think that ever since I took up writing seriously again, I'm experiencing a liberation from feeling the need to update my artist statement. Ink Avec: Really? But don't you think that when you're asked to present your new works, it helps to give context? Like, It adds complimentary dimension to the craft? You might resist casting definitions, but you said before that it was also a natural and integral part of the realization of the visual work Hayley McCulloch: Did I say that? Can we please talk later, maybe? I'm constantly busy with the visuals and the dialogue. The shows really do speak for themselves. Ink Avec: But you speak through your characters, no? Hayley McCulloch: Can one of my finger puppets answer that question? Ink Avec: I'd be delighted Sid Vicious: And I'm delighted to be the middle finger puppet. It's such an arse ache to read artist accolades, press releases and nancy-boy statements. Why don't you just fuck off mate and come back on the actual night of the gig. Ink Avec: Moi oui, fair enough. Gemma Sherry Hailing from a small country town in the Australian outback and now NYC based, Gemma Sherry is a striking vocalist with a voice that has been described as “velvet”. While her musical roots lie in classical jazz, and other melodic touchstones include acid jazz, R n B and Soul, her voice and performance style is distinctly her own. After two years of working with various NY producers, and her recent collaboration with Grammy nominated Public Enemy’s producer Johnny “Juice” Rosado, this is going to be her first live performance of her new material. Be prepared to groove with this little Aussie that is a long, long way from home. © 2011 Gilles Larrain | 95 Grand Street, New York, NY 10013