Screenprints, Performance Art, Zines
LGBTQ art in Los Angeles.
MeArt
Using online social media as source material, Morris Eaddy (MeArt) creates portraits that become graphics of the male form.
Influenced by a street art aesthetic, MeArt illustrates glimpses of burly men in everyday life resulting in screen prints, stickers, stencils, wheat pastes and t-shirts.
See more at: meart.tictail.com.
TheMegoMan
Themegoman is a collaboration between visual/vocal artist Steven Schweickart and a non-physical entity he allows use of his body from time to time. Together, they love singing pop songs timed to surreal visuals & silent film clips. He’s a multi-media medium whose mission is to inspire the ordinary to be a little extra and to raise money for charity whenever a New Moon lands on a weekend.
(Photos by Rebekkah Drake.)
See more at: themegoman.com.
Leopoldo Villegas
Leopoldo Villegas grew up going to thrift stores and collecting vintage magazines and books at an early age, not knowing that one day they would serve as source material for his art career. His work is poetic and thought-provoking, common themes being love, sexuality and human psychology. As of late Leopoldo works mainly with screenprinting, making t-shirts, prints and handbags, as well as zines and pins. He has exhibited in Rome, Madrid, Los Angeles, Mexico City and Chiapas.
See more at: ArtbyLeopoldo.etsy.com.
