John P. Hogan is a multimedia artist whose work is grounded in the aesthetics and ethos of DIY rock music and amateur theater production. His band, Ponce De Leon, bases its music on a fictionalized history of Florida, and it seeks to reconcile the sexualized hipster death drive with the corporate oligarchy’s need to enforce global ideological homogenization through violence and social imperialism. He recently wrote and directed a musical mini-series at Machine Project entitled Heretics, performed in four live installments. He is currently producing a radio-play series based on this piece, called Heretics Lost. Hogan received his MFA in Art and Integrated Media from CalArts in 2006.
Galleries
Art & Performance
2006 - 2009
Island of Florida
July 2006
Ponce at Barnsdall
May 2006
Dooley’s Aztec Pizza
July 2006
Artworks, Performances, and Other Cultural Output.
The Ponce De Leon musical The Island of Florida will be performed at L.A.’s Machine Project on Nov. 20th! Eight orIginal songs, one orginal script, a cornucopia of crazy characters, stage violence and more! Read about it HERE!