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9 months ago

Tuesday, October 2, 2007 at 12:51 am

The Seventh Day Project - October 7th 2007

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TAGGED: 7TH, KNOWN GALLERY, T7L, T7L RECORDINGS, THE 7TH DAY PROJECT, THE SEVENTH DAY PROJECT, THE SEVENTH LETTER, TSDP, TSL, TSL FILMS

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5 months ago

Thursday, January 3, 2008 at 2:29 am

The Seventh Letter presents WILL RISE at Robert Berman Gallery, Bergamot Station

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An exhibition featuring the work of select members of the notorious
The Seventh Letter (T7L) graffiti collective. Within The Seventh Letter collective is an elite crew known as Angels Will Rise (AWR), who have established themselves as L.A.’s most influential modern
muralists.

The show will consist of a floor-to-ceiling mural installation constructed by AWR members:
Pusher, Zeser, Krush, Rime, Saber, Revok, Retna, Reyes, Skrew, Sever and Ewok.
Curated by Brett Aronson

January 19 - February 12, 2008
*Opening Reception: Saturday, January 19th, 2008
Gallery D5

ROBERT BERMAN GALLERY
At Bergamot Station Arts Center
2525 Michigan avenue, Suite C2/D5
Santa Monica, California 90404

TAGGED: 7TH, EWOK, KRUSH, PUSHER, RETNA, REVOK, REYES, RIME, ROBERT BERMAN GALLERY, SABER

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1 month ago

Wednesday, May 7, 2008 at 5:43 pm

Public Service Announcement From Ron English And Saber

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An exciting phone call came into the Saberone Studio. Ron English was coming to Los Angeles to do some guerrilla billboard work and wanted Saber to be involved.

Ron English is one of the most technically superior oil painters today. His distortion of pop culture gives us a clear vision of reality. He will always hold my respect for this and for the work he’s put in on the public level.

The billboard of choice is on the west side of La Cienega, just south of Airdrome in Mid City, a prime location. First Ron put up the bill, then Saber did his thing.

With the ladders, spray paint, rollers, wheat glue, etc., and it took a couple hours. They did it in the middle of the day, and somehow got away with it. And it looks great lit up at night.