Cow Town Lowbrow

Monday, February 18, 2013

SAMPLES OF OUR WORK

Dan Gerdeman





Chris Tennant



 
 
 
 
Stephanie Rond






Coreroc (Ashley Voss)









Cyrus Fire





Joey Monsoon













Rob W. Jones

 
 
 Cyndi Bellarose









Corey Aumiller









Sharon Dorsey

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Cow Town Lowbrow Member Websites

  • Dan Gerdeman
  • Stephanie Rond
  • Ashley Voss
  • Cyrus Fire
  • Joey Monsoon
  • Marina Goldshteyn
  • Corey Aumiller
  • Sharon Dorsey

Articles and Media about us...

  • Aumiller: Editor of Times New Viking Video for Merge Records
  • Cowtown Lowbrow Art Show Brings The Heat
  • Sharon Dorsey Columbus Underground Artist Spotlight
  • Gerdeman Article in 614 Magazine
  • Stephanie Rond Interview in "The Artist's Interview."
  • Joey Monsoon is Columbus' best artist x3
  • Monsoon at Lindsay Gallery...Dispatch review
  • Wrinkles Review: Gerdeman and Rond
  • In Cahoots.... Almost all of us in Collaboration with M. Bush
  • 1st CAW exhibit....Rond
  • Madlab Gallery Film fest... Gerdeman and Aumiller repping.
  • Coreroc: Core Values, from Columbus Alive
  • biggie smalls 2 review.... Goldshteyn and Slebodnik
  • Local Strays at Chop Chop
  • Cowtown Lowbrow Art Show Brings The Heat

So, what it's all about?

Cow Town… Columbus, Ohio, a sprawling metropolis smack dab in the middle of Ohio. It’s a big town with a small town feel and attitude. Home to the Ohio State University, A college football mecca with a rabid fan base, hated by most of the rest of the U.S.A.
Middle America, the # 1 choice for test market trials for corporate foodstuffs and fast food forays to include: McDonalds Pizza, Hot Pockets, Zima, and anything with the name Angus stamped on it.

Lowbrow... Art that emerged in the 70s from west coast car culture, underground comics, tattoo culture, and concert posters. fueled by graffiti on the east coast. Lowbrow has an ever-present sense of humor. It is largely a style that defies description other than thumbing it’s nose at a “high brow” ethic. An ethic that required an explanation or artists statement to understand the artwork. Originally, it shunned big art institutions: museums and university/institutionalized art programs. Lately, it has started to explode.

Cow Town Lowbrow… an homage to the town inhabited by the participating artists. Illustrated in loving fashion by 9 artists, from ages twenty-something to forty-something, who live in Columbus or have made it their home. Both self-taught and educated in higher learning institutions these artists are influenced by comic books, sci-fi, pop culture, video games, graffiti, and the flavor of the moment. The work straddles both sweet and sour, accessible, and in your face.
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