Boombox, watercolor ink paper, 18×12

z denz 07 50%, spraypaint, paint markers, wood

Untitled, watercolor ink paper, 11×14

Artist’s Website
http://www.mileswickham.com
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mileswickham/

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“Jiva” 2007, Watercolor on paper, 9″ x 12″

“Water #1″ 2006, Watercolor on paper, 15″ x 8″

“Framed Feet” 2006, Watercolor on paper

Bio

I graduated from Cooper Union in 2004, moved back uptown to my parents house and started a zine/blog about The Upper East Side called The UES Journal. I have worked part-time at Guild & Greyshkul Gallery on and off for the last five years.

Since 2000 I have been making chainmaille jewelry and recently launched a jewelry line called IMK.  I also now maintain a blog about pigeons called The It-Pigeon, and a blog about Vanity Plates.

In 2008 I recorded my second album To Be Good for a Day with Mike Musmanno in DUMBO, Brooklyn.  It will be available on iTunes January 28, 2009.

Music
This song is “Untitled,” from Rebecca Schiffman’s sophomore album “To Be Good for a Day.”

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Artist Bio

I am an illustrator living and working in Brooklyn, NY. Things I think about on a daily basis include sandwiches, Tina Fey + 30 Rock, monograms, masking fluids, humidity, laundry, NYTimes Science Times, and microns.

You can contact me at suzan@obokchoy.com.

BFA from Pratt Institute.

FUN FACT// Suzan is pronounced as Suzanne and not Susan, Susanna, Suzy or Suzie Q.

Website

http://www.obokchoy.com

Upcoming Exhibit

“Reflection”
Opening July 30th – August 30th

Destination
32-36 Little West 12th Street, Ground Floor
New York, NY 10014
tel: 212.727.2031
http://www.destinationny.net

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“Lifeforms” by John Azelvandre on Exhibit at Dizzy’s

A show of John Azelvandre’s artwork, titled “Lifeforms,” is currently on exhibit at Dizzy’s Restaurant, on the corner of 8th Avenue and 9th Street, in Park Slope, Brooklyn.

“Lifeforms” is inspired by the following thoughts: The time is long past due
for us to begin treating fossil hydrocarbons and their derivatives as precious
materials, easily on par with gold and diamonds, amber and pearls. This
photosynthetic labour of countless living beings — stellar energies stored up
into the very marrow of these living bodies — is all too commonly burnt up or
refashioned into cheap, tawdry, “disposable” items.

To read more about the show, please visit John’s website blog at:
http://apps.azelvandre.net/Blog/.

The show will be up until mid-August. Dizzy’s is conveniently located at the
front (east) end of the 7th Avenue stop on the F-train.

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