So lately we've been extremely busy to say the least. We started filming for both The Seventh Day Project and our documentary on Letters First. This week we sat down with Mr. Cartoon, Estevan Oriol, Trevelin, Saber, Risky, Pat Tenore, Conan Hayes, Alexis Ross, Aaron Rose, Ewok, Revok, Cake & Mars Volta and many others for intimate interviews on their perspectives  on The Seventh Letter and Letters First movement, as well as their views on many different things in life. On top of that we're filmed Revok, Risky, Rime, Sever, Ruets, Ewok and Dmote time doing time lapsed pieces from beginning to end for The Seventh Day Projects.

BEAUTIFUL LOSERS: THE MOVIE

In the 1990¹s, a loose knit group of young American artists, influenced by the underground subcultures of the day, such as Skateboarding, Graffiti, Punk, and Hip-Hop, began to make art that reflected the lifestyles they led.

Centered around a small storefront gallery in New York¹s Lower East Side, in the true spirit of the ³do-it-yourself² ethic, they nurtured their crafts through trial, error and innovation. Over the last ten years this group, and the subcultures they sprang from have become not only popular, but perhaps the leading cultural movement of this generation. Beautiful Losers tells some of their stories.

Featuring: Barry McGee, Mike Mills, Ed Templeton, Margaret Kilgallen, Chris Johanson, Stephen Powers (ESPO), Peggy Honeywell, Geoff McFetridge, Jo Jackson, Harmony Korine, Mark Gonzales, Shepard Fairey, Cheryl Dunn, Aaron Rose and an original score by Money Mark.

Running time: 85 Minutes

Do Not Stack

Richard Hawkins, Chris Johanson, Titus Kaphar, Barry McGee, Kanishka Raja, Aaron Romine, Dana Schutz, Jeff Sonhouse, Aya Uekawa, Ai Yamaguchi and others

Roberts & Tilton
6150 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA
T 323.549.0223
www.robertsandtilton.com

Opening Reception: Saturday December 2, 2006 from 6- 8pm
Show runs December 2- 22, 2006

"Do Not Stack" reflects the continuing interests and drama that contemporary artists find in the human figure and portrait. This carefully selected grouping of artists represents work that resonates with a social intent, while mirroring the broad spectrum of ideas and how they are presented though works on paper.

Yesterday I sent out a bulletin about how good I was feeling towards The Seventh Letter / Known Gallery and this Letters First Asia tour, I was feeling like I was at my highest point  and then the UPS man showed up with this package from my dear friend Barry McGee. 50 artists came through for this show like FUCKING CHAMPS!! I love my crews beyond my own imagination. Forever Pure®