CindyPopLA
Past
Exhibitions
This is not a full listing of art shows that SOS series has appeared. The shows listed are ones that were very important to me as an artist in one way or another.
Highways Gallery
The Save Us Series Debut Show
January 7, 2005 - February 27, 2005
Reception Saturday, January 29, 2005, 6pm - 8:30pm
The S.O.S. Series debut had a wonderful successful run of 6 weeks at the Highways Gallery in Santa Monica, CA. The show featured 300 small pieces of new work created within a three month time period. The opening night was held in conjection with other art openings at the 18th Street Arts Center and drew an estimated crowd of 300 people on Sat., Jan. 29, 2005. Live music was performed by the Hollywood Hillbilly duo of CRACKERBONE.
Highways Gallery
Part 2 of the Save Us Series, The Sinking Continues
February 17, 2006 - March 19, 2006
Reception Friday, Feb 17 and Saturday, Feb 18, 7pm - 8:30pm
This is not a full listing of art shows that SOS series has appeared. The shows listed are ones that were very important to me as an artist in one way or another.
Highways Gallery
The Save Us Series Debut Show
January 7, 2005 - February 27, 2005
Reception Saturday, January 29, 2005, 6pm - 8:30pm
The S.O.S. Series debut had a wonderful successful run of 6 weeks at the Highways Gallery in Santa Monica, CA. The show featured 300 small pieces of new work created within a three month time period. The opening night was held in conjection with other art openings at the 18th Street Arts Center and drew an estimated crowd of 300 people on Sat., Jan. 29, 2005. Live music was performed by the Hollywood Hillbilly duo of CRACKERBONE.
Highways Gallery
Part 2 of the Save Us Series, The Sinking Continues
February 17, 2006 - March 19, 2006
Reception Friday, Feb 17 and Saturday, Feb 18, 7pm - 8:30pm
In
January of 2005 Highways Gallery
presented outsider
assemblage artist, Cindy DeSantis (aka Pop) new series titled S.O.S.
(Save our Ship). The show based on the a quest for salvation had such a
successful run that she continued working on the series. One year later
she has been invited back to the Highways Gallery where she will
present new work which continues to further plumb the depths of
salvation titled S.O.S (The Sinking Continues)...Highways will also
present a Highways-commissioned work "The Wall of Lights" by the
artist.
Photographs of the Highways Gallery Shows
Photographs of the Highways Gallery Shows
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Reception
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Gallery
photos by Cindy Pop
SANTA
MONICA FESTIVAL
2005
GLOBAL
CULTURES,
LOCALLY GROWN
Free
admission and free parking
Saturday,
May 14, 2005, 11am  7pm
Clover
Park
(26th and Ocean Park Blvd.), Santa Monica
SM
Fest info -
http://www.arts.santa-monica.org
This
fun day
featured music and dance from around
the world on two stages, alot of stuff for kids to do, food booths and
alot of eco info booths on how to help to create a more sustainable
WORLD. I had an artist booth featuring the SOS series in the
International Marketplace which featured mostly vendors with items from
around the world and local jewelry craftspeople. Attendance to the
festival was huge and I was very pleased with reactions of people,
especially kids who really seem to get into it. The day gave me alot of
food for thought and also showed me a bigger picture of where the
series could go. I had created another 100 new small pieces for this
show.
SANTA
MONICA FESTIVAL
2005
GLOBAL CULTURES, LOCALLY GROWN
Free admission and free parking
Saturday, May 14, 2005, 11am  7pm
Clover Park (26th and Ocean Park Blvd.), Santa Monica
SM Fest info - http://www.arts.santa-monica.org
This fun day featured music and dance from around the world on two stages, alot of stuff for kids to do, food booths and alot of eco info booths on how to help to create a more sustainable WORLD. I had an artist booth featuring the SOS series in the International Marketplace which featured mostly vendors with items from around the world and local jewelry craftspeople. Attendance to the festival was huge and I was very pleased with reactions of people, especially kids who really seem to get into it. The day gave me alot of food for thought and also showed me a bigger picture of where the series could go. I had created another 100 new small pieces for this show.
GLOBAL CULTURES, LOCALLY GROWN
Free admission and free parking
Saturday, May 14, 2005, 11am  7pm
Clover Park (26th and Ocean Park Blvd.), Santa Monica
SM Fest info - http://www.arts.santa-monica.org
This fun day featured music and dance from around the world on two stages, alot of stuff for kids to do, food booths and alot of eco info booths on how to help to create a more sustainable WORLD. I had an artist booth featuring the SOS series in the International Marketplace which featured mostly vendors with items from around the world and local jewelry craftspeople. Attendance to the festival was huge and I was very pleased with reactions of people, especially kids who really seem to get into it. The day gave me alot of food for thought and also showed me a bigger picture of where the series could go. I had created another 100 new small pieces for this show.
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Booth
Photos by Cindy Pop
THE FIRST ANNUAL DOWNTOWN LA ARTS
FESTIVAL
THE FIRST ANNUAL DOWNTOWN LA ARTS
FESTIVAL
JUNE 3 -
5, 2005
LOCATION:
Downtown Los Angeles
Arts District. at
the intersection of Traction Ave and E 3rd St, 1 bl from 1st and
Alameda.
LA Art Fest info - www.laartfest.org
LA Art Fest info - www.laartfest.org
Downtown
Cindy by Douglas Turner. another booth
artist (cool work!) at LA Art Fest
Way
cool three day
fest produced by the wonderful
Julie Rico. My artist booth on Saturday and Sunday was right at the
corner of Traction and Rose. I didn't have any display racks so I just
brought the small pieces and a few crosses to show them off and layed
them on the street and on file boxes. LOL. It looked like a yard sale.
Got to meet alot of creative artists which added to the fun weekend
There's an electric energy Downtown that I find really inspirational.
The crowd was nice and seem to get the art. One of the sales I made was
4 pieces to the set decorater for the new show "The Comeback" starring
Lisa Kudrow who said they would install them on the set.
YEA!
Besides
artist booths this festival also featured art installations, an art
gallery, food vendors, a music stage and lots of performance artists.
Booth
Photos by Cindy Pop
Tuesday
October 18, 2005 7:30pm ÂÂ
9pm (readings start at 8pm)
Suggested
donation is $3, but no one turned away for lack of funds
Good
Art - Good Eats - Vietnamese Coffee
Join
us for an evening of performance art, music, poetry and organic
Vietnamese late night bites!
Readings
by Jennifer Tseng, Eric Wat
and Alicia Vogl Saénz, plus guest musician,
curated by
Denise
Uyehara and Alicia Vogl Saénz. Visual Art by Cindy
Pop,
curated
by Katherine Ng.
Blue
Hen supports local farms
and organic farming principles, and it
purchases from local farmers and organic suppliers whenever possible.
Blue Hen is owned and operated by poet Diep Tran and Que Dang.
Downtown
Cindy by Douglas Turner. another booth
artist (cool work!) at LA Art Fest
Way
cool three day
fest produced by the wonderful
Julie Rico. My artist booth on Saturday and Sunday was right at the
corner of Traction and Rose. I didn't have any display racks so I just
brought the small pieces and a few crosses to show them off and layed
them on the street and on file boxes. LOL. It looked like a yard sale.
Got to meet alot of creative artists which added to the fun weekend
There's an electric energy Downtown that I find really inspirational.
The crowd was nice and seem to get the art. One of the sales I made was
4 pieces to the set decorater for the new show "The Comeback" starring
Lisa Kudrow who said they would install them on the set.
YEA!
Besides
artist booths this festival also featured art installations, an art
gallery, food vendors, a music stage and lots of performance artists.
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Booth
Photos by Cindy Pop
Tuesday October 18, 2005 7:30pm  9pm (readings start at 8pm)
Good
Art - Good Eats - Vietnamese Coffee
Tuesday October 18, 2005 7:30pm  9pm (readings start at 8pm)
Suggested
donation is $3, but no one turned away for lack of funds
Join
us for an evening of performance art, music, poetry and organic
Vietnamese late night bites!
Readings
by Jennifer Tseng, Eric Wat
and Alicia Vogl Saénz, plus guest musician,
curated by
Denise
Uyehara and Alicia Vogl Saénz. Visual Art by Cindy
Pop,
curated
by Katherine Ng.
Blue Hen supports local farms and organic farming principles, and it purchases from local farmers and organic suppliers whenever possible. Blue Hen is owned and operated by poet Diep Tran and Que Dang.
Blue Hen supports local farms and organic farming principles, and it purchases from local farmers and organic suppliers whenever possible. Blue Hen is owned and operated by poet Diep Tran and Que Dang.