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SUNDAY 9/27 @ 5 PM PT
ANDRE MIRIPOLSKY
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Mitzella talks about THE BREWERY ARTWALK
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CYNTHIA FRIEDLOB
ANDRE MIRIPOLSKY’s keen understanding of pop imagery and energy launched a dynamic career that resulted in work with Elton John (the famous 1980 Concert in Central Park “Piano Keys” costume) and Bette Midler (album package/visual design for her 1982 worldwide “DeTour”), as well as Quincy Jones, The Rolling Stones, Gato Barbieri, Robin Williams, Beastie Boys, Cheap Trick, MTV, and “The Tonight Show” with Jay Leno. For thirty years, he has continued to explore and discover creative wonders in his Kingdom of Color. Miripolsky serves on the boards of the L.A. Art Alliance, the Downtown Artwalk, and the Hollywood Arts Council.
Andre has just completed a massive new “Art and Architecture” project called “Pomonacopia” for The School of Arts & Enterprise’s new middle school located on 325 S Main Street in downtown Pomona. See more here and here.
You can meet Andre in his studio at the upcoming Brewery Artwalk. Also, Host John Semper Jr. did an extensive two-part interview with Andre in 2012 for “Experience Talks” which is available in our archives.
Mitzella, President of the Brewery Artwalk Association, joins us to talk about the upcoming Artwalk. The BREWERY ARTWALK is a twice a year open studio weekend at the world’s largest art complex in downtown Los Angeles. With over 100 participating resident artists (including a number of senior artists), visitors will have the opportunity to see new work, speak with the artists, and purchase artwork directly from the artists’ studios. Admission and parking are free. Visit breweryartwalk.com for more information and to see samples of the work that will be on display.
