There’s an interview with me in Voyage LA Magazine out today. I discuss growing up in New Jersey, some of my ideas about drawing and performance, and what constitutes “success” in art. Check it out here!
Tokeleys Resurrection.
A compilation of recordings from my band from the early ’00’s, The Tokeleys, is out now on iTunes, Spotify, YouTube and all other major music platforms. Please give it a listen!
Updated Drawing Section
The drawings of 2017 have been added to the Drawing page. Check them out!
Wry & Dry
John Hogan. “Untitled (Sunburn)” Colored Pencil on Paper, 18″ x 24″. 2016.
I’ll be showing some drawings as part of the group show Wry & Dry. The opening is Saturday, March 19th, 7pm – 9pm. Wry & Dry, March 19th – April 16th. Ms Barbers, 5370 W Adams Blvd, Los Angeles, California 90016
FRIGHT PRIVILEGE
PRESENTED BY JOHN P. HOGAN
Fright Privilege is a satirical multimedia Haunted (Open) House. Intimate walk-throughs led by “Dakota”, a real estate agent eager to guide you through a horror show of neurotic fears plaguing progressive-minded urbanites, including the looming specter of Decreased Property Values Due To Neighborhood Disrepair, falling victim to Unfair Characterizations On The Internet, losing the White Demographic Majority, consuming Genetically Modified Vegetables, and actually having to confront an angry and articulate Displaced Former Tenant.
Groups of 10 people will enter each hour, for this intimate walk-through performance. Please arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled time.
Cast includes: Sommer Branham, Jessica Jean Jardine, Jason Underhill, Peter De Remier and more, along with video art by Trulee Hall, and a special performance by Raquel Bell.
Tour Times:
Saturday October 31
7pm
8pm
9pm
Sunday November 1st
5pm
6pm
7pm
Fancy Feast at Automata, 8pm, 8/27/15.
I will be performing in Fancy Feast Comedy at Automata on Thursday, August 27th. The show has a mix of comedians and artists and begins at 8pm.
Keeping A Straight Face: Comedy in the Museum
I wrote a review of MOCA’s 2014 performance series Step and Repeat for the web edition of X-tra. The review talks about the current fascination with comedy in the art world, and how stand-up comedy plays out in the museum and fine art context. Discussed in the essay are performances by Neil Hamburger, Kate Berlant and Dynasty Handbag. You can read it here. (photo by Josh White, courtesy of MOCA Los Angeles)
