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Assorted ceramic sculptures by Jon Burgerman
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Assorted ceramic sculptures by Jon Burgerman
Jon Burgerman Mouse Chirp, 2020 spray paint on gloss photo paper 6 x 4 in 15.2 x 10.2 cm
Jon Burgerman exhibition At DOPENESS ART LAB 🌈
Take me there!
Thinkspace Projects presents 'Fuzzy Faces', a solo art exhibition by Jon Burgerman showcasing a new collection of smaller works, featuring 23 new works on cradled wood panel.
The opening reception is Saturday September 18 from 6-10pm PT at Thinkspace Projects, 4217 W Jefferson Blvd., Los Angeles, CA. 90016, open to the public for viewing the art safely with Covid precautions, and on the Thinkspace Projects website.
The exhibition runs from Saturday September 18 through October 9 2021.
Happy International Pizza Day! Our #BKMShop is celebrating with a brand new collaboration with illustrator Jon Burgerman, featuring apparel, totes, temporary tattoos, key chains, and beer glasses in his signature style. Grab a slice—coming to The Shop this week!
How Artist Jon Burgerman Brings Creative Creatures to Life
To see more of Jon’s doodles, follow @jonburgerman on Instagram.
Jon Burgerman (@jonburgerman) has never not been doodling. “I doodled all the way through school, often getting in trouble for drawing with the condensation on steamed-up windows,” says the artist, who grew up in the UK and now lives in New York City. “Even from an early age, I was obsessed with drawing on everything. You could say art was a way for me to retreat into a fantasy world of my own making.”
These days, Jon paints, draws, animates and even writes as a full-time job — and also unleashes his creativity on Instagram Stories, adding googly-eyed creatures into the regular world and creating them out of inanimate objects with tools like markers and eraser brushes. “I’ve unlocked a part of my brain that allows me to anthropomorphize everything,” he says. “If there’s anything I’d like people to take from my work, it’s that it’s fun to be creative. Everyone should have a go at making things and not worry about them being ‘good’ or ‘bad.’ Just playing and seeing is the main part of the fun.”