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  Saturated Splats

  By Claire Lawton | Thu, December 08, 2011

  Daniel Funkhouser's "chaotic collision of materials, styles, and influences" closes this weekend at eye lounge. The painter and photographer's show "Cacophrodisiac" features four large, mixed-media installations and 10 smaller pieces that explore ... More >

• Daniel Funkhouser's Gender-Bending "Cacophrodisiac" Opens Tonight at eye lounge

  By Benjamin Leatherman | Fri, November 18, 2011

  Daniel Funkhouser doesn't tend to hold anything back when he creates art.  According to the 27-year-old painter and photographer, his ultra-colorful artwork incorporates a "chaotic collision of More >

• Eye Lounge Presents Eye Candy, a Gallery Exhibition and Fundraiser

  By Claire Lawton | Tue, October 18, 2011

  Talk about eye candy. A group of our favorite local artists will have their work up for view (and sale) this Friday at eye lounge gallery in downtown Phoenix. A sugary addition: all proceeds More >

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  Closer to Gods

  By Benjamin Leatherman | Thu, September 22, 2011

  Although Sheriff Joe Arpaio doesn’t resemble the mythological god Hades in the slightest, local artist David Bradley thinks they’re more alike than you know. Both share a penchant for pooches and dastardly trickery, he explains, as well as similar... More >

• David L. Bradley's "Vox Pupuli/Memento Mori" at Eye Lounge

  By Niki D'Andrea | Thu, September 15, 2011

  You'll see some famous faces if you visit Eye Lounge on Friday, September 16. You could even tell Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio off to his face, and not worry about retribution. That's because Ar More >

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  phoenixnewtimesbestof

  | Wed, May 06, 2009

  If you want to break through in any scene, you've got to network. And to do that, you have to troll the places where the people go. There's really no shame — it's just good business. So if you're looking for some facial recognition in the arts scene, be sure to make eye lounge your number one spot for multiple visits on a First Friday. And all it takes is one cruise through to see why. Check into any art gallery on Roosevelt Row or Grand Avenue and there's no denying that eye lounge is the expert on packing a place. We're not sure exactly what it is — the great art, the killer location, or the feng shui — but we always have to smoosh our way through a massive crowd each month. Chances are, if you shimmy around its tri-gallery setup a few times, you'll probably run into every First Friday artwalker that's out and about. Which, come to think of it, may be the main reason it's always so busy. The someones, the no-ones, and, heck, everyone is there.

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