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Here's What People
Are Saying About Hyaena:
DO YOUR BALLS ITCH? What is irritating you so much to make you
so hateful
by bashing my brother? I feel sorry for you and think that you
should take up knitting
instead of criticizing art and the artists that actually have
talent, unlike yourself.
He should be making even more money for the art that he creates
from his lovely imagination!!
LORI RYDEN, sister of famous person - October 9, 2009
horribly rendered shock art that is impotent. That's the
critique of most
of the pieces that spew from your gallery.
RICK DIETZ, graphic designer (I'm guessing) - June 17, 2010
SOME PEOPLE WILL RESORT TO ANYTHING TO GET ATTENTION AND
MAKE A BUCK. THIS IS OFFENSIVE. AND YES, I AM AN ARTIST.
LINDA DODD, self-proclaimed artist - June 137, 2013
Celebrity Tweets?!?
Charlie
Sheen
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Miley
Cyrus
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Jon Favreau
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David Arquette
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David Arquette
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CM Punk
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Hyaena
on the bookshelves...
"Weirdo Noir"
by Matt Dukes Jordan
(Chronicle Books 2010)
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"Murderabilia and True Crime
Collecting"
by Steven F. Scouller
(AuthorHouse Books 2010)
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"Mosquito and Spider Vol. 1"
by Nicolas Caesar
(Scary Art Comics 2010) |
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TV &
Films Featuring Hyaena & Hyaena Art....
Here's
some magazines that dig us....
Hyaena Voted Best
Dark Art Gallery
in LA Weekly
(October 7-13, 2011)
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Hyaena, Lorin Morgan-Richards,
& our Rozz Williams Exhibit featured
in Gothic Beauty
(Issue #33, 2011)
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Hyaena & artists,
Dienzo & Eric Pigors, featured
in Tattoo Savage
(July 2011)
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Hyaena &
our WINNING: Charlie Sheen exhibit
in LA Weekly
(April 1-7, 2011)
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Hyaena & artists,
Dienzo & Eric Pigors, featured
in Horror Hound
(Nov. / Dec 2010)
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Hyaena, Lorin Morgan-Richards,
& our Rozz Williams Exhibit featured
in French Magazine Dangereux #6
(2011)
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Hyaena Artist,
D.W. Frydendall, featured
in Tattoo Savage
(February 2008)
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Hyaena &
artist Stu Mead featured
in LA Weekly
(Sept. 12-18, 2008)
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Hyaena &
artist, Gidget Gein,
mentioned in Bizarre
(Jan. 2007)
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Hyaena &
artist, Dano, featured
in Femme Fatales
(Sept. 2007)
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And here's
some press....
10 Interpretations of Legendary Monsters
at Hyaena Gallery
By Liz Ohanesian
LA
Weekly Art Blog - Published on April 23, 2012
"One can only imagine the kind of nightmares
that might stem from hanging Jeremy Cross' homage to one of the
scariest movies ever made on a bedroom wall. In Captain Howdy,
the local artist captures all the terror of The Exorcist's resident
demon. I shivered at first sight of this intense oil painting." |
Best Dark Arts Gallery - 2011
By Diamond Bodine-Fischer
LA
Weekly - Published on October 7, 2011
"There's an art gallery for absolutely
everyone in Los Angeles, even fans of the macabre. Hyaena Gallery
carries a large collection of "dark art" prints and
original pieces, and frequently hosts similarly themed shows." |
Charlie Sheen Inspires 'Winning' Art Show at Hyaena Gallery
By Siran Babayan
LA
Weekly Art Blog - Published on April 4, 2011
"He may have been recently booed on stage
in Detroit, but Burbank still loves Charlie Sheen.
Though the crazy train that is Sheen's 22-city live tour has
yet to schedule L.A. as a stop, the
warlock/tiger/Adonis/violent torpedo of truth himself stopped
by Hyaena for Winning: The Charlie
Sheen Exhibit (running through April 15). And what better place
to host an art show inspired by
his wacky ramblings than a gallery that specializes in Gothic,
horror and serial killer art?" |
Hyaena Gallery on the WIN!
By Churn Magazine
Churn
Magazine Blog - Published on April 4, 2011
"Everyone knew that on April first outsider
art guru Bill Shafer would be hosting a show at
Burbank’s Hyaena Gallery called ‘Winning’in which
participating artists would present their
interpretations of the insider/outsider warlock himself…Charlie
Sheen. What they didn’t know
however was that Sheen himself would show up in advance, leaving
information everywhere that
the ‘Winning’ show had ‘sold out’ before
it even opened." |
A Preview Of L.A.'s Charlie Sheen Themed Art Exhibition, "Winning"
by Gabriel Bell
Refinery29.com
- Published on April 1, 2011
"Charlie Sheen's descent into madness
(or rise into awesomeness), has been mana from
heaven for comics, bloggers, T-shirt makers, cable news stations,
and pretty much every facet
of modern media. Don't you think it's about time the practitioners
of the fine arts got off their troll
asses and started strafing that shit with some creative napalm?" |
The Madness of Charlie Sheen
By Derek Thomas
LA
Weekly - Published March 2011
"What could possibly be crazier than
Charlie Sheen? How about an art show inspired by
Charlie Sheen? Hyaena Gallery's #WINNING takes the actor's madness
into the realm of fine
art, with paintings by local artists interpreting Sheen's rants.
Must be seen to be believed:
Chuck Hodi's zombified Sheen in charcoal and pastels; Sheen made
up as Aladdin Sane,
à la David Bowie album cover, courtesy Jim Wirt; and "Thundercat,"
Nicolas Caesar's
acrylic-on-canvas take on the self-proclaimed tiger-blooded Adonis.
Duh! Winning!" |
Hyaena Gallery Presents The Art Of SCREAM 4!
By Robert Galluzzo
Massive
Hysteria - Published on November 8, 2010
"If you happen to live anywhere near
the Burbank area, then you most likely have heard of the Hyaena
Gallery, a unique hot spot where a collective group of local
artists congregate and showcase their specific brand of “dark
art." |
Scream 4 Exclusive: Prop Master Skip Crank & friends reveal
the 'Art of Stab'
By John Valeri
Scream
Franchise Examiner - Published on November 5, 2010
"The “Art of Stab’ consists
of artwork made for and used in the film Scream 4. These original
and inspired pieces are currently on display at the Hyaena Gallery" |
Scream 4 Art Gallery Photos
By Ryan Turek
Shock
Til You Drop - Published on November 8, 2010
"Yours truly swung by the the Hyaena
Gallery in Burbank, California this weekend for the shop's Scream
4 art show. Prop vet Skip Crank, who worked on all four Scream
entries, brought goodies from the set along with some of his
own artwork as well as art featured in the fourth film. Below
is a small taste of what's on display." |
A Bloody Disgusting Tour of the 'Scream 4' Art Exhibit!
By Chris Eggertsen
Bloody
Disgusting - Published on November 16, 2010
"The Hyaena Gallery in Burbank, CA was
humming on Saturday night with the opening of "The
Art of Stab", an exhibit featuring Scream-inspired artwork
and a whole host of items – courtesy
of prop master extraordinaire Skip Crank – that have been
featured in all four films of the
franchise. The artworks were commissioned by the Scream 4 production
for use" |
Having the Last Laugh - Works in eclectic Burbank art gallery
make one squirm — and wonder.
By Melonie Magruder
Burbank
Leader - Published on November 14, 2009
"If that sounds too Goth-centric, it’s
not. It’s more a sly commentary on underground rebellion
and the timeless pleasures afforded by B movies of the 1950s,
a keen pursuit of the three-year-old gallery’s proprietor,
Bill Shafer." |
Jeremy Cross at the Hyaena Gallery
By thehorrorchick
Dread
Central - Published on August 26, 2009
"The exhibition, entitled Anatomy of
Faith, Cross brings us over 30 different pieces that examines
the human condition and its tumultuous relationship with Faith
through the catalyst of human anatomy." |
Fiendishly Cute: How MySpace, Gothic Lolita and Pop Surrealism
Influenced Dienzo's Vampires.
By Liz Ohanesian
LA
Weekly - Published on May 18, 2009
"For his first solo show at Hyaena, the
Burbank gallery that champions dark and subversive art,
artist Rick "Dienzo" Blanco looked towards a favorite
subject of his youth, vampires, for
inspiration." |
Juxtapalooza - The Lowbrow sickness continues to spread, from
Burbank to Laguna
By Doug Harvey
LA
Weekly - Published on September 09, 2008
"With the rough edges that gave Lowbrow
its outlaw reputation smoothed out by this newfound
common ground with the family-values set, and the Art World bending
over to assimilate it,
maybe the Juxtapoz juggernaut has arrived at an impasse. Totems,
totems everywhere. But
where's the taboo? Turns out it's in Burbank. Hyaena, a little
goth boutique/Lowbrow gallery on
Olive Avenue, has become embroiled in controversy due to its
most recent show (which closed
September 5). Harkening back to the formative dynamics of the
Lowbrow scene, Hyaena is
very much community oriented, providing a venue for several dozen
local junior Juxtapozers,
while maintaining an edge by selling artworks by such controversial
figures as Charles Manson
and John Wayne Gacy." |
Hyaena Gallery : Interviews w/ Bill Shafer, Clint Carney and
Jeremy Cross
by M'Lou
Mishmash
Magazine - May 9, 2008
"Tucked away in the serene community of Burbank, a treasure
trove of eclectic goodies and art exists within the four walls
of the Hyaena Boutique and Gallery. Hyaena's head honcho, Bill
Shafer, has successfully created an unpretentious, artist-friendly
environment where you can indulge your darker side without breaking
the bank." |
Art About Bukowski at Hyaena Gallery
Photos by Erin Broadley
LA
Weekly Art Blog - September 27, 2008
"On Saturday night, September 27, Hyaena Gallery in
Burbank held a reception for Art About Bukowski, a group show
and book event in honor of Charles Bukowski. The late writer's
wife, Linda, stopped by to greet the artists and check out the
many portraits done of her husband." |
And here's
some video Links....
* GNAR We There, Yet? Ep.2: Los Angeles,
California
April 2012 |
* ArtDysfunk covers the legendary Hyaena
WINNING exhibit
April 2011 |
* NBC LA covers Monsterpalooza show 2011.
Dig Hyaena at :50, 1:33, and 1:49
April
2011 |
* Monsterpalooza show 2011. :47 is a quick
run of our art display
April 2011 |
* Monsterpalooza show 2011. Around 17 min
you get to the Hyaena booth and Museum
April 2011 |
* "It Rubs Off" - an Erasable
Group Show
March 2011 |
* Author & Artist, Matt Dukes Jordan
visits Hyaena
March 2011 |
* Fear Finds - FearNet's Valentine's Day
segment at Hyaena
February 2011 |
* Aidan Casserly's Live Caricature event
commercial
February 2011 |
* Bonus Feature on Robert Galluzzo's "The
Psycho Legacy" DVD
November 2010 |
* Necessary Discomforts: an Artistic Tribute
to Rozz Williams
November 2010 |
* Ryan Wildstar reads from 'And What About
the Bells?' at Rozz Williams Tribute
November 2010 |
* The Art of Stab! - Scream 4 art exhibit
at Hyaena
November 2010 |
* Come & Take It Entertainment visits
Hyaena
October 2010 |
* Amer Shihab interviewed by Girls &
Corpses during our Corpsemas exhibit
December
2009 |
* La Carmina and friends visit Hyaena during
our Pinky Violence exhibit
December
2009 |
* ArtistUnusual interview's Jeremy Cross
during his "Anatomy of Faith" exhibit
October
2009 |
* Blood & Oil - Live painting with
Clint Carney and Cam Rackam at Hyaena
June 27,
2009 |
* MishMash Magazine Interviews Bill Shafer,
Clint Carney and Jeremy Cross
May 9, 2008 |
* Hyena's Killer Art Exhibit at Fangoria's
Weekend of Horrors
April 2009 |
* Big Tasty's "$20 Doodles" Monthly
Live Drawing Event
April 2009 |
* Americas Bad Kids - Cottonmouth.TV Halloween
Special at Hyaena
Writer
Steve Niles & Artist D.W. Frydendall - October 2008 |
* America's Bad Kids Episode 1 - Hyaena
Gallery
January
2008
(Check out the America's Bad Kids
profiles on "Evil
Paul" Springer, Big
Tasty,
DW
Frydendall, Clint
Carney, & Chuck
Hodi) |
* Big Tasty's Hyaena Gallery Commercial
January 2008 |
* Dave Navarro and Hyaena's Bill Shafer on Mania TV
Pt. 1 -
May 2007 & Pt.
2 - May 2007 |
* Coloring Book Land Book Signing &
Art Show with Jim Wirt
January
2007 |
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