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Link: i-D: hunx and his punx frontman seth bogart closes his l.a. art show with a bang

i-D: Your show in L.A. is its own immersive world, it's like stepping onto a movie set. What did you want to accomplish with the space?

Seth Bogart: I wanted to make people puke! Just kidding. My goal was to create a world that would finally combine all of my favorite creative outlets - painting, sculpture, video, music and ceramics. My doctor wouldn't give me a Ritalin prescription and I can't focus on one thing.

- John Tuite for i-D Magazine

to read the complete interview, click HERE

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Cover depicting the Stony Brook Student Union for Volume 37, Issue 0 of The Stony Brook Press.

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Link: KPCC: 5 Every Week: Heritage Square, mochi and mariachis

We’ve seen some shots of the installation going up, and it looks amazing. Like if "Pee Wee’s Playhouse" were built on Salvation Mountain — with large-scale sculptures, ceramics, and a whole televisual spectacular produced by Bogart’s collaborator, analog video artist JJ Stratford. We have the feeling this will be the show of the summer.

- Zac Pennington and Claire Evans for KPCC on “The Seth Bogart Show” 

To read the complete preview, click HERE

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Link: L.A. Weekly: THE LEADER OF HUNX AND HIS PUNX HAS A WACKY NEW ART SHOW

In Bogart's work, the remnants of salon life mix with objects of musical obsession. In the corner of the vanity that appeared last summer was a Miley Cyrus ticket stub and a Bikini Kill button. His clothing line, Wacky Wacko, features T-shirts with his drawings of artists like Marc Almond, Lil Kim and Darby Crash. In his art, pop meets punk is a cult-y collision that's a lot like his music.

- Liz Ohanesian for the L.A. Weekly

To read the complete piece, click HERE

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