Posted by Miranda August 23, 2016
On Saturday, August 13th (as part of Beacon NY's Second Saturday art walk), we had a fantastic opening reception at the Clutter Gallery, for two amazing shows; "Kaleidoscope of Kyoot" & "Cryptic Creatures" new works by The Bots.
"Kaleidoscope of Kyoot", a group show featuring work of a cute and colorful nature, really brightened up the gallery with bold colors and amazing designs.
Participating artists include:
Cat Rabbit, Chernyachi, Claymate Creatures, Crowded Teeth, Cuddly Rigormortis, El Hooligan, Flat Bonnie, Fluffy House, Gail CC, Gretchen Lewis, Grumble Toy, Hanjipan Designs, Hiroshi Yoshii, Horrible Adorables, HungryGhost, Joe Scarano, Josh Mayhem, Kyle Kirwan, Lisa Rae Hansen, Lolle, Maddy Norval, Melodreama, Misfit Menagerie, MJ Hsu, One-Eyed Girl, Seulgie, Silk and Thistle, Stitch of Whimsy, Sugar Fueled, Tomadachi Island, twelveDot, Uamou, Valency Genis, Wesker Zhan, Yoii and more!
"Cryptic Creatures" a solo show of new works by the super talented Bots, added another element of cute and color, with custom pieces in their unique signature style.
If you haven't had a chance to check out these two awesome shows, they will remain on display until September 2nd, so you have time yet!
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