Showing posts with label Martin Starr. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Martin Starr. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 19, 2011

COMEDY FOR YOU

To promote "Is This Thing On?" over here at Gallery1988 (Melrose), we teamed up with FunnyOrDie.com, and produced a video starring Michael Cera, Martin Starr, Tony Danza and Nick Kroll. It's actually my first sketch I've written for FunnyOrDie. WARNING: Like almost everything I've ever written, it is NOT SAFE FOR WORK. There's your warning. Anyway, check it out, it was a n honor to make.



And if that didn't make you laugh (I won't be offended), you for sure will this Friday at Gallery1988 (Melrose) when Bobby Bottleservice (Nick Kroll) stops by from 12-2 PM and 6-8PM (we added 6-8 PM now for more hours of power after your work!). Bobby will be there to promote Nick Kroll's upcoming Comedy Central special "Thank You Very Cool," premiering January 29th and talk to you about jet skis, mansions, Ed Hardy, dragon tattoos and success in general. Stop by and get a free VERY LIMITED Bobby Bottleservice silkscreen signed by Bobby and Nick (and maybe more surprises). This is a meet & greet you can not miss!



And if you don't like in Los Angeles, but you live in New York or Las Vegas, you'll get your own chance to meet Bobby too! Just stay tuned to this blog or follow Bobby on Twitter at @akaBobbyB for the info coming soon!

Jensen
G1988 (Melrose)

Saturday, May 2, 2009

Gallery Starr

Actor Martin Starr took time out of his daily routine of stealing scenes in "Adventureland" and "Knocked Up" to stop by the gallery in order to meet artist Allison Reimold, who depicted a young Martin during his time on "Freaks & Geeks" for our recent "Idiot Box" art show. Always cool when someone illustrated and paid tribute to in one of our themed shows goes as far as wanting to meet the person they affected so positively. Allison has a lot more coming up with G1988, but first you can check her out at the OTIS Senior BFA show next weekend, as she graduates with flying colors. And check out Martin Starr in September's "The Invention of Lying" starring Ricky Gervais, Tina Fey, John Hodgman, Jason Bateman, Jonah Hill, Rob Lowe, Louis CK and everyone else you think is funny.



Jensen
G1988: LA