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March 24th, 2008
09:56 pm - Good Bye Cruel Blog! Hello New Blog! R.I.P. Live Journal Blog, all iffy things may come to an end, and this is one of them. But no fretting will be permitted. For we have a new site/blog, with an RSS feed to subscribe to, filled with complete mag info & updates, event photos, art centered videos, international art calendar and more. We'll see you on the other side. -The Hi-Fructosers

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March 7th, 2008
11:39 pm - On Saturday! DAISY,BLOSSOM and GRETTL (the practical one)& Mothersbaugh'sPostCard Diaries DAISY,BLOSSOM and GRETTL (the practical one) and POSTCARD DIARIES 2008

Come join us for a very exciting show featuring the art of : ATTABOY, ANNIE OWENS, MARK ATOMOS PILON and MARK MOTHERBAUGH of DEVO
if interested in a preview price list,contact: info@haroldgolengallery.com or call call 305-989-3359
Opening reception Saturday, March 8th, 2008 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm HAROLD GOLEN GALLERY (temporary space) 314 North West 24th street Miami, Florida 33127 admission is free! Show runs from March 8th - April 5th for info and gallery hours of operation please call 305-989-3359



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February 29th, 2008
11:46 am - Advertising and Blog Update! We've opened up advertising for Volume 8 of Hi-Fructose. if interested, please email annie@hifructose.com Please note: space is limited. Vol.,8 will feature an onslaught of great artists, including an exclusive interview/feature with Camille Rose Garcia by Kirsten Anderson!
Our new Blog, thanks to Ert O'Hara, is coming along nicely and should be up and running soon! Yes, It will replace this live journal thingy, but will have a RSS feed to subscribe to and so many new features and art resources.
We have other exciting news to share, but will wait until the new blog is launched for that.
thanks for supporting Hi-Fructose atta and annie
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February 20th, 2008
01:14 pm - Hi Fructose Volume 7 Update!
 Hi-Fructose Volume 7 Arrives in March. Subscribe or Pre-Order today. http://www.hifructose.com Featuring: Paul Pope (cover artist), an extensive feature on the art of and interview with Chris Mars, the art of Naoto Hattori, Xiaoqing Ding, KrK Ryden, ghost stories: the art of Edwin Ushiro, and the collage murals of Freek Drent.
Plus Kukula, KMNDZ, Brian Dettmer, Amy Casey, Jonathan Wayshak, Gregory Jacobsen, Peap, Dave Cooper's "Bent" Show, Designer Vinyl, and much more yet to be revealed! (below: Kukula)
 (below: Chris Mars)
 (below: Freek Drent)
 (below: KMNDZ)
 (below: Naoto Hattori)

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February 7th, 2008
01:07 pm - Hi Fructose Update! We've sent volume 7 of Hi-Fructose to press. It's a wallup of an issue and our biggest one yet. We'll be showing cover and preview layouts of the artist features shortly.
Until then, check out this image Brian McCarty shot for us for Volume 7!

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January 31st, 2008
08:26 pm - The Ying & Yang of Love For Valentines The Ying & Yang of Love For Valentines: Exlectix

Touching on all aspects of love; the good, the bad and the strange.
Opening Reception: Feb. 1st from 7-9 PM with live music by Eclair De Lune!
A Mixed Media Group Show, With Artists: Raul Aguilar, Albert Almondia, Wild Bill, Barry Barnes, Bryan Barnes, Garret Bock, Laura Borchert, Nicolas Caesar, Monica Crawford, Alicia DeBrincat, Emily Duffy, Robert Duran, Diego Rios, Chris Granillo, Nicole Harris, Rachel Kadner, Aunia Kahn, Alexis McQuilkin, Erika Meriaux, Patricia Mitchell, Stephanie Mufson, Mark Murray, Bradley Platz, Junkyard Sam, Isabel Samaras, Crystal Sylver, Catherine William, Traci Zaretzka
Eclectix, 7523 Fairmount Ave., El Cerrito, CA www.eclectixgallery.com
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January 8th, 2008
03:21 pm - DOGGIE DINER JAMBOREE Head Trip, A New Documentary featuring the beloved Dog Diner headed friends (see Hi-Fructose Vol.3), Cyclecide (HF Vol.2) and HF contributor John Law premieres in SF on Saturday Jan.26th Here's the Trailer
Rythmix Cultural Works 2513 Blanding Ave. Alameda, CA. Saturday, January 26th 2PM – Midnight Film shows twice, 4PM & 9PM $10 at door / $8 in advance - http://www.rhythmix.org/doggie.html World Premier:
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January 6th, 2008
11:09 pm - Happy '08 Big Announcement Happy 2008 from us here at Hi-Fructose
We are excited to announce the addition of two new members to Hi-Fructose:

Ert O'Hara Managing Associate Editor
Former website editor, writer, and photographer for Fecal Face Dot Com and Juxtapoz Art & Culture Magazine, Ert has been blogging since 1997, all the while showcasing work from emerging and underground artists.
Ert will also work closely with us in the growth and shaping of the magazine. We look forward to her thought-provoking writing and harvesting fresh content.

Kirsten Anderson Editor at Large
Kirsten has been the founder and owner of Roq la Rue Gallery since 1998. The gallery has hosted exhibitions by almost every underground art heavyweight as well as helping launch the careers of a new wave of emerging artists. In addition, she compiled and edited the seminal survey of Lowbrow/Pop Surrealism with the book, "Pop Surrealism," and has written about art for numerous publications.
We look forward to more of Kirsten's writing and her eye for finding talented artists.
We welcome them to Hi-Fructose!
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January 2nd, 2008
01:06 pm - Annie Owens Solo art Show at Rivet Gallery

Rivet Gallery presents Annie Owens' first solo art show January 5th-Jan 31st 2008 1200 North High St. Columbus OH 43201 www.rivetgallery.com www.ouchclub.com
To obtain a preview list of available works or inquire about buying art from the show, call: 614.294.8697 or email: laura@rivetgallery.com
Rivet Gallery is proud to present Annie Owens' first solo art show, showcasing her most recent set of dark and beautiful water color paintings.
Annie was born in Alabama, “parcel posted to the Philippines,” and after three years, was returned to the States and educated in the San Francisco Bay Area where she earned her BFA in film and video. She is a fan of old horror films, the art of Charles Addams and Edward Gorey and the writings of Roald Dahl, Edgar Allan Poe, and H.P. Lovecraft.
Rivet is designer toy and art gallery located in the Short North arts district of Columbus, Ohio. They carry a variety of limited edition collectible designer vinyl toys, DIY art toys, and plush, in addition to presenting excellent works of original art and prints by pop-surrealist, lowbrow, and underground artists.

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December 29th, 2007
09:46 am - Subscription Update for 2008!
 To answer the many emails weve been getting:
-All New Subscriptions of Hi-Fructose will start with Vol.7 starting January 1st 2008!
-Volume 7 arrives in March
-If you'd like to get a subscription as a gift for someone, just write: Gift Subscription in the Notes section of your paypal order followed by their address.
-Also, due to increased mailing costs well be upping the price of international airmail subs a few dollars on the first.
-Advertising is now open for Vol.7, email annie@hifructose.com for rates and schedule
That is all for now, thanks! http://www.hifructose.com Current Location: cold room Current Mood: quixotic Current Music: hardrive hum
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December 17th, 2007
07:14 pm - New Ron English Hardcover Book

Ron English, who we covered in Vol.2 of Hi-Fructose, has just released his first comprehensive hardcover book!
Ron English: Abject Expressionism Introduction by Morgan Spurlock Book designed by Attaboy Published by Last Gasp. 200+ pages. Full color.
Ron English has been called the Robin Hood of Madison Avenue for his seminal work in billboard subvertising and is widely considered to be a founding member of the Culture Jamming movement. "Abject Expressionism" is a comprehensive survey covering 20 years of English's career, from staged photography to neo-surrealist oil paintings to street art. English's work often involves "liberating" commercial billboards with his own messages: he wrangles carefully created corporate iconographies so they are metaphorically turned upside down, used against the corporations they are meant to represent. English's work has been exhibited in galleries and museums worldwide, including Paris' MOCA and NYC's Whitney. An important look at the work of an artist who has been at the forefront of activist art movements in photography, painting and underground music. Hardcover, color.
Order from Yumfactory.com here: http://www.yumfactory.com/ronenglish.html and available thru Last Gasp
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December 14th, 2007
11:10 am - Latest Golen Gallery Photos from Howard Golen Gallery in Miami: we hear that they are attempting to clean many of the smoke damaged paintings...



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December 13th, 2007
11:54 am - Advertise in Hi-Fructose Vol. 7! We've opened up advertising for Hi-Fructose Volume 7. We have many amazing features lined up, an ever increasing circulation with new boutique retailers added everyday including all barnes and noble, borders, b.dalton stores. Vol.7 arrives in March, but reserve space now, as space goes quickly. for more info, please email: annie@hifructose.com
thanks!
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December 12th, 2007
11:02 am - December Disaster for Golen Galery before:

after:

Thanks for the heads up from Bear and Bird Gallery about the Howard Golen Gallery Fire disaster. We just adore the Howard Golen, it owner, its beautiful lounge and art collection and gallery space.(we featured their opening event in vol.6 of Hi-Fructose, too). It's only been open for 3 months in Miami and has already exhibited great shows in a perfect environment. Seems like much of Scot Olsen's solo show was lost, as well as other great works. We wish all the best to all hit by this and encourage you to purchase prints from the artist at his site of the new work. We'll keep you updated on the Golen Gallery, news and how to help if possible.
From Bear and Bird:
Hundreds of amazing and beautiful lowbrow paintings and artwork were destroyed this morning when a fire broke out in Miami Wynwood Art District's "Harold Golen Gallery" (http://haroldgolengallery.com/) - the current exhibition was especially important due to the international art fair Art Basel, which wrapped up this past Sunday.
Among the paintings that were lost are the work of Ron English, Tim Biskup, Niagara, Mars One and most notably Skot Olsen.
The now destroyed show was called "Subjective Reality" and featured at its center ALL of the new neo-psychedelic artwork of Skot Olsen, which has taken years to complete. Destroyed in the fire were a dozen paintings by this lowbrow/pop surrealist artist who unveiling his new direction and more realistic painting style at Art Basel show this weekend.
All that remains of his work are a few prints available on the artists website: Saint Psilocybe & Saint Elyse's Epiphany. http://www.skotolsen.com/purchase/prints.php
Obviously, Skot Olsen is shocked and heartbroken and could use any support that the art community can muster. A year of work down the toilet! :-o
Also news coverage at: http://www3.wsvn.com/news/articles/local/MI70321/ http://www.local10.com/news/14821045/detail.html
and sure to be ongoing throughout the day.
-atta and annie
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December 6th, 2007
02:26 pm - Were taking it a little slow and Dave Cooper We're taking it one thing/day at a time round here and want to thank everyone for their nice words, from dear friends to new readers of Hi-Fructose. We have inboxes stuffed with questions, advertising requests, etc., so it may take some time to get back to you.
on another note: One of our favoritest artists Dave Cooper, whom we did a big ol feature of in Volume 1 of Hi-Fructose (still available in our store) is having a solo show veddy soon. He's done an 8 piece interchangable painting which can be rotated for multiple combinations. It's hung o a track to assist in this. and is interchanged in a gallery setting per his custom clock. and is being previewed at a gallery in Canada. check it out:
and see his process here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/davegraphics/sets/72157600869387792/?page=2
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December 4th, 2007
09:12 am We had a sudden death in our immediate family and have just returned from the east coast. There was a bit of a delay in some of our November orders, but rest assured they will go out this week,
Thanks in advance for your patience as we get back to speed and for supporting Hi-Fructose.
Atta and Annie Hi-Fructose Founders
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November 21st, 2007
11:44 am - Vol.6 is go go go and Updater

So Vol.6 has been in stores, so look for it if you haven't found it already.
To Our subscribers: If you haven't received your copy yet, please don't fret.
We have yet to find a subscriber service that will send your copies out in 28 pound first class envelopes the way that we do. (most mags send sub. copies out with awful damaging stickers, right on the cover, and issues are often folded and smashed into mail boxes, unprotected and nekkid). We've hired help, but still send out 1700 of them in gigantic batches, in nice ($$) envelopes instead, so please be patient.
And please avoid emailing for at least another week about missing issues, sometimes mail takes longer in say Hawaii or Spain, where mail carriers go on holiday without replacements often.
We promise to get you your copies in the mail as fast as we can . We won't forget about you. and thanks to everyone for subscribing and picking up copies at stores. Our circulation grew dramatically in the past year, and we're adding new retailers everyday.
For those looking for back issues: we still have a few cases of Volume 1. and below are places that as of last week, had copies of vol.5. Other back issues are few and far between to find (except on places like ebay).
Bitters & Sweets: There's still some great original art from Hi-Fructose featured artists available from the show, so be sure to check out: http://www.g1988bittersandsweets.blogspot.com/ and we know Vol.6 cover artist Yoko d'holbachie sent a few great affordable signed and numbered Giclee prints as well we're trying to get online for her new fans.
Thanks to you all and happy Tom Hanks Taking Day.
atta and annie
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November 13th, 2007
November 8th, 2007
07:51 pm - Bitters & Sweets Show art is now up! Many pieces from the show are up and for sale here: http://www.g1988bittersandsweets.blogspot.com/
Thanks to all who came out and those who bought a great deal of art. What a great time it was, a great diverse crowd, Neopolitan flavored striped walls, and many artists in attendance, some flying from New Zealand! mAny driving from San Francisco. More pieces from the show below, but check with the gallery If any of the available pieces interest you, please call the gallery at (323) 937 - 7088. THANKS! There are also Yoko d'Holbachie prints available, welll post those soon as well.
Travis Louie:

Ron English painting:
 Gehweiler:
 d'Holbachie:
 Annie Owens:
 Attaboy:
 KRK Ryden:
 Wilfrid Wood:
 Stoupakis:
 Wayshak!:
 Sauer Kids:

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October 29th, 2007
11:00 am - More Bitters & Sweets Show Image Previews! Camilla d'Errico:

Attaboy:

Sarah Joncas:

"Nerd King" by Alex Pardee:

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