Kaki King presents: The Exhibition

Ninja August 6th, 2009

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Guitar goddess/song bird, Kaki King, presents The Exhibition: a one night exhibit of guitars turned into pieces of artwork inspired by a Kaki King song title. The highlight of the evening will occur around 9:00 pm when Kaki puts on a solo performance of several songs, then plays the song Playing With Pink Noise with pink paint covering her hands on her iconic blue guitar. That guitar and several others will be auctioned off to benefit VH1’s Save the Music foundation.

Where
The Littlefield
622 Degraw Street between 3rd and 4th Avenue in the Gowanus
Brooklyn, New York 11217 (map)
718) 855-3388

When
Friday, August 7, 2009
One night only!
Doors open at 7:00 PM

Cost
Free admission
All ages welcome

Here’s a sneak peak at some of the guitars on display:

Sad American_Reni Papananias
Sad American
Reni Papananias

Can Anyone Who Has Heard This Music_Vincent Hui
Can Anyone Who Has Heard This Music Really Be A Bad Person?
Vincent Hui

I Need A Girl Who Knows A Map_Kate Havnevik
I Need A Girl Who Knows A Map
Kate Havnevik

Can the Gwot Save Us_Morgan Grenier
Can the Gwot Save Us
Morgan Grenier

Here’s my contribution:

I Never Said I Love You


Detail

All my process photos and comments can be viewed here.

Come out and say hi! I’ll be the one with the pink streaks. ^___^

Ninja vs Penguin_pink hair

Big smiles,
Ninja

PS. Correction: looks like Magic Hat won’t be there after all, so no free beer. But hey, it’s a free Kaki show with some amazing art—that should be enough reason to come out and join us. ~__^

Related links
+ To see more, become a fan of Kaki King Guitar Art on Facebook
+ Kaki King SPIN interview

Album purchasing links
+Mexican Teenagers, $8.49
+ Dreaming of Revenge, $13.98
+ Until We Felt Red, $14.98
+ Legs to Make Us Longer, $12.98

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  • stayc
    Pssha, free beer! Not enough enticement. It's the free time spent with your greatness that's the prize! :)
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