Dirty Gary

Mighty Healthy Ray Maté and doggy Bianca

Barakaat

Ninjasonik

Nic n’ Sam

Mr. Mikey Dee & Ricky girl #1 , Mr. Mikey girl #1, Dee

Santiago Mostyn

Aaron Bondaroff

David Benjamin Sherry & Ari M.

Ari Marcopulas

Othello

Genevieve Jones

Marcel Castenmiller

Coley Brown

Terrence Koh

Ames Gerould

Tim Barber

Now I Remember

Photos by Jerry Hsu

 

DJ N8 Ball Lowman / DJ ADD (arondowntowndon) / DJ Main Man Ryan McG / DJ Virgin Donald

Photo from Lucky Lorenzo

http://www.nokiddinnyc.blogspot.com

Mat Brinkman
Phantasmatogoria
September 18 – October 23, 2010
Opening: Saturday September 18 6-9PM

Phantasmatgoria Press Release
The Hole

ARI MARCOPOULOS – STOOPZ
OHWOW is proud to announce the release of STOOPZ by Ari Marcopoulos.
STOOPZ chronicles New York’s fledgling skateboard scene from the early
90s. These photographs document the charismatic individuals composing
this specific group of skaters and the urban locations they
frequented. The work poignantly captures the mood of the time, and its
pioneers, just as this now legendary skate movement began to take
form.

Vampire Rules edited & published by Ethan Swan.

Based off spine tingling literature and films , Vampire Rules is an anthology of set precepts a vampire’s must abide. A description of their fate and behavior, habits and ways are also listed.

“A vampire is accompanied by a host of rats.”

“Each vampire clan has a head vampire, if this vampire is destroyed, all the clan members will revert to their human forms.”

Illustration by Liz Harris

“The vampire is unable to change her given name although she may re-arrange the letters to create a new name.”

“Upon the vampire’s death, his body dissipates to smoke.”

Drawing by Jae Choi

Vamire Rules in store now.

Click here to see more of Weirdo Dave’s book talk.

The Old New York

The Old New York

Opening reception:  Saturday, September 11, 2010 8pm.

OHWOW
3100 NW 7 Avenue
Miami, FL 33127
305 633 9345

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Photos by Maggie Lee

Poetry

September 10 – Octover 16, 2010
Opening reception: Friday, September 10th, from 6 to 8 pm

This show has a lot to do with failure and potential, accident and intention, and time at its most minute and most infinite. It’s about how powerful a single simple gesture can be.
–Dan Colen