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From April 29th to June 17th 2011, Oakland art gallery Johansson Projects held an exhibition of "LP cover production art, promotional photos, drawings, scratch-board illustrations, and digital imagery" from the archive of The Residents' long-time graphic designer Homer Flynn.
The exhibition, curated by Flynn's daughter Jana Flynn, featured "professional and personal" works by Flynn and other Ralph Records-related artists, covering a period of more than forty years.
Flynn and his Cryptic Corporation associate Hardy Fox were both in attendance at the exhibition's opening night; The Residents' founding composer Charles Bobuck composed a forty minute suite of "abstract sonic experimentation" for the event, which he later released as the solo album GOD-O: Music for a Gallery Opening in 2012.
Many of the works featured in the exhibition, as well as photos of the exhibition itself, were photographed by Johansson Projects; these photographs were posted to Flickr by the gallery, and many of these photos have since been archived on this wiki.
See also[]
- GOD-O: Music for a Gallery Opening
- Homer Flynn
- Porno Graphics
- Hissing & Kissing The Wind
Resources[]
External links and references[]
- Homer Flynn exhibition at Johansson Projects (archived May 27th 2011 via archive.org)
- Johansson Projects' photo album at Flickr