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Oaziz” The Killer Calo Series solo exhibition with artist Timoi

For Immediate Release

June 29, 2009
Contact: Yolanda Mercado
562.693.2844
info@casitadelpueblo.com

Casita Del Pueblo hosts “OAZIZ” a solo exhibition with Los Angeles based Female Graffiti Artist TIMOI featuring the Killer Calo Series Saturday, July 11, 2009

UPTOWN WHITTIER- Casita Del Pueblo welcomes the summer with “Oaziz” The Killer Calo Series solo exhibition with artist Timoi Sat. July 11, 2009 Artist Reception from 6pm to 10pm, FREE Art Exhibit at Casita del Pueblo Uptown Whittier, 6738 Greenleaf Ave., Whittier

The exhibit features works from everyone’s favorite Timoi series, The killer Calo Series. The series is composed of female characters that come from the planet Oaziz (a realm of heaven) with main character Calo, who is an eight year old girl with the wisdom of an elder. Calo and her friend characters come to life in every Timoi life experience. It’s a story composed through time that most young women can relate to today and one to become a classic not just for Latin women but for strong women everywhere.

“Oaziz” The Killer Calo Series was created in 2004 and became a favorite instantly. The work featured in this exhibit will be solid and mixed media incorporated with the series comic style, Timoi’s fine art, and graffiti style. The evening will consist of artist reception, music, wine, and hors d’oeuvres. Timoi is a multimedia Central American artist and entrepreneur who has been creating art since the age of 8 and whose influence growing up in Los Angeles was graffiti art, Low Ryder Magazine art, and later influenced by Salvador Dali, Frida Kahlo, and Gustav Klimt as well as some of her peers. Timoi’s fussing of colors, culture, and attention to detail make her artwork abstract, surreal, and almost transmutational, and since she has combined her styles within The Killer Calo Series, it’s truly very beautiful, enlightening, bold, and somehow dark at the same time. Calo, which is a Spanish slang word that Timoi has used growing up (which is in past tense, an action taken that has impact or a penetrating effect on someone’s heart) is a character very much alive, and it’s for this reason that we believe that so many have fallen “Oaziz” The Killer Calo Series solo exhibition with artist Timoi “Oaziz” The Killer Calo Series solo exhibition with artist Timoi in love with her as she seems to exist in many of us who do not conform to daily routine and challenge boundaries as women, women of color, and as human beings or alien to some.

“Oaziz” The Killer Calo Series is a story of character Calo and friends composed through time that we believe you will absolutely love if you don’t already. So join us for this evening full of color and strong female characters.

The exhibit is open to the public, all ages, and free. For more on Timoi visit www.timoi.com

ABOUT CASITA DEL PUEBLO:
Casita Del Pueblo is committed to bringing art, culture, and education to its surrounding communities by making local and international folk art in its many forms more accessible. It is Casita Del Pueblo’s vision to foster public awareness and appreciation of the arts by being a focal point where people come to find unique gifts and participate in culturally based workshops which honor our traditions creating a spirit of community. For more on Casita Del Pueblo visit www.casitadelpueblo.com

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