HAPPY NEW YEAR OF THE TIGER!

The Museum of Neon Art enters the new decade with our first Transformer in an online format. In addition to obvious cost saving measures we can offer more print and photos with each publication, not to mention reaching a broader audience and doing our part towards sustaining our environment.

We would like to thank the members, Board of Trustees, volunteers and staff for your continued support of MONA. While we continue our negotiations with the City of Glendale for a move to a permanent facility on Brand Blvd., we would like to take a moment with this issue to reminisce over the past decade. For those of you not familiar with our history, we were twelve years on Traction Avenue, four years at Universal CityWalk and ten years at Grand Hope Park….we were homeless for 2007 and then reopened in our current temporary location in 2008. It’s already been two years at the 4th Street location! If you haven’t visited MONA on 4th, we hope you do so this year! There are some great restaurants in the area and always a lot of street activity to make your descent into the maze of one-way streets and paid parking of Downtown a worthwhile adventure.

–From Kim Koga , the director of MONA.

The Downtown Art Walk is growing by leaps and bounds on the 2nd Thursday of every month. So if you like crowds of young art party enthusiasts visit MONA’s ELECTRIC HOUR from 8-9PM for neon-bending demos by neon artist Michael Flechtner, live music by our favorite DJ Neon Hunter, and good conversation.  We recently set up a new black box/UV light room for video screenings.  For our black box opening we called upon VJ Fader (aka James Cui), one of LA’s leading forces in video light manipulation, to show his electric light video called  Jelly Fish made by real-time video processing program.

James will also teach a video workshop on electric light and video computer processing on Sunday May 9th from 4-9pm at MONA in association with Los Angeles Video Artists. Seats are limited to 20 however MONA members receive a special discount. To sign up for the workshop, read more here.

Now in in its twelfth season, the MONA Neon Cruise has already begun to receive wide-spread attention with a feature on KCAL Channel 9’s Best of LA TV Show. Many past riders say that this tour is the “quintessential LA experience, ” where participants leave with plenty of anecdotal tidbits on Los Angeles’ illuminated past. (After all, LA is the home of the first commercial neon sign in America)!  Guided by urban anthropologist and neon sign expert, Eric Lynxwiler,  riders get to explore LA’s shining displays of vintage and contemporary neon.  Along the way Lynxwiler  points out the historical neon signs behind the classic movie marquees of the historic Broadway theater district, the glowing pagodas of Chinatown, and the glittering lights of Hollywood Blvd.  Riders also are treated with several illuminated surprises in-between including a special stop at Canter’s Deli!

Every Saturday night from June to Novemember, the tour starts at MONA, beginning at 7:30pm with a private reception of the museum’s collection.  At 8pm the British open-top double decker bus arrives at the museum and takes off for a three-hour tour of night lights, fun, and adventure. However, seats are limited so make sure to reserve via paypal at neonmona.org or call 213-489-9918.

Support MONA and Attend Cirque Du Neon!

Saturday May 1st, 7-10PM

The Museum of Neon is located at 136 W. 4th St., Downtown LA  (See Map)

Come support MONA by attending Cirque Du Neon, MONA’s annual evening electric fundraiser. All ticket proceeds benefit the future of MONA, the only museum dedicated to neon, electric and kinetic art. Cirque Du Neon is a fete for the senses featuring postmodern vaudeville troupe Lucent Dossier, a special talk on neon signs by urban anthropologist Eric Lynxwiler, live light painting by Norton Wisdom , spoken word and music by Adwin David Brown and DJ Neon Hunter.  Food by David Sutton and open bar beverages courtesy of Young’s Market.

Tickets are $50 each for members, $75 for nonmembers, and each nonmember ticket includes a 1-year individual neon membership –a $35 value! Purchase tickets via Pay Pal on neonmona.org or call 213-489-9918.  Space is limited so if you have not yet pre-purchased, we will sell tickets at the door on a first-come first-serve basis.

Upcoming Events

Thursday, April 22nd 7-9PM

Join MONA at a special KNOTT’S PRESERVED book signing with MONA’s Neon Cruise expert Eric Lynxwiler! Eric  Lynxwiler and Chris Merrit will unveil their new and very limited book release “Knott’s Preserved: From Boysenberry to Theme Park, the History of Knott’s Berry Farm.” With over 200 photos, rarely seen conceptual art, and interviews with the park’s original designers and the Knott family, this 160-page book gives an overview of the Farm from its earliest years to the present day. Make sure to stay and pick up your personal copy signed by Lynxwiler and Merrit. Starting promptly at 7PM, Merrit will share a short 20-minute photo/video presentation offering an inside-look at Knott’s great and early black-light-illuminated attractions including the not-to-be-forgotten Knott’s Bear-y Tales dark ride! Lynxwiler will also be available to sign copies of his first book, Wilshire Boulevard: Grand Concourse of Los Angeles. (FREE for all MONA members! Price of admission for non-members.)

Every First Friday of the Month, 8-10PM

(Video Below: Motoko Honda and friends at MONA’s March 5th First Friday Series)

The First Friday Music Series at MONA features an adventurous evening of emerging and talented musicians performing a variety of music genres from avante-garde, jazz, folk, rock, experimental, hip-hop to techno. The illuminated lights of the museum lends itself to a unique musical experience with its surreal backdrop of pulsating neon signs, glass, and electric art.  In our Friday April 2nd, Michael McTaggart and his fellow band the Alliance, received excellent reviews with a feature in Flavorpill. The show ended with a packed-house of listeners and a surprise guest performance by Alex Isley, daughter of one of the Isley Brothers.  MONA is thrilled to have a great lineup for May and June with two amazing  bands.   Alternative rock sensations Radius performs Friday, May 7th in which they will have recently returned from touring with the band, Everclear,  in Canada.  In 2009 Radius was nominated for the best rock song, “My World,” at the Hollywood Music Awards.  On Friday, June 4th, the band, Ubyk, will perform a special audiovisual show with video art projections specifically created for MONA’s exhibition space.

May 9th, 2-7pm

The Los Angeles Video Artists (LAVA) is having a VJ 101 workshop for beginners at MONA this Sunday May 9th. This 5 hour workshop will cover the brief history of VJing, content creation, basic setup, hands-on software tutorial using AVmixer Pro, and how to use Game/MIDI devices as controllers. Work with the There will be a hands-on practice session and free soda provided by Jarritos.  Pre-registration is recommended due to limited capacity of 20, please pay the $10 workshop fee ($8.00 for MONA members!) through PayPal to register.

At this five hour workshop you’ll get to work with the latest experimental artists in Los Angeles who are pushing the boundaries of VJing.  Learn about the class & artists James Cui/VJ Fader, Eric Mendine/MkUltra, & Amy Alexander/ VJ Ubergeek.  Read more about this workshop and sign up here.

New Exhibition Opening

May 23-November 20, 2010

Show Opening: June 26th, 8pm

Talk/Demonstration by Bill Concannon: July 16th, 7:30pm

“Recycled, Reclaimed, Reinvented: The Art of Bill Concannon”  a solo retrospective on longtime MONA member and neon artist will run from May to November. Th e opening reception will be held at the museum on June 26 from 8-10:30pm.  Concannon is an excellent speaker on neon art, and will give a special talk and demonstration at MONA on Saturday July 16th from 7:30-9:30pm. (Image to the right: “Bill’s Bottle Shop,” neon art installation by Bill Concannon)

About the Artist – Bill has been involved with the neon medium since the 1970s.  His 30-year experience in neon has included owning and running his neon shop, Aargon-Neon, for commercial sign production, for the movie industry, teaching the craft of neon-bending in an art context and creating his own neon art sculpture.  For his artwork, Concannon de-emphasizes his skill as a bender, using as he describes “that anonymous tradition” of commercial signage and roadside art to create a format for his ideas about history, politics, and sustainability.

“F.O.B. (Friends of Bill),” a group exhibit curated by Concannon will features artists whose works in neon have been inspirational to him including artists: Larry Albright, Bill Alsup, Arlo Fishman, David O. Johnson, Shawna Peterson, Bruce Suba, Ed Tannenbaum, Stuart Ziff and Elyse Weidner.

(Image below: Black Light Installation by Jerico Woggon)

“California Surf, ” a site-specific art installation by black light artist Jerico Woggon will also be on display in our vestibule space. Born and raised at the beach in Summerland, California, surfing was a childhood activity that became Jerico’s passion into adulthood.  Currently living in Downtown LA, Jerico still derives inspiration from images related to nature, the beach, and surfing which is a major influence in his black light art.  The surfing theme will continue inside in the lobby gallery with neon works by Larry Manson, Richard Ankrom and Randy Noborikawa.

Spread the MONA love on Facebook!

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In just 2 months since we started our MONA facebook fan page we have seen our fan base jump to more than 500 strong. Help us continue to spread the word about MONA and reach that 1,000 fan mark by suggesting to all your friends to “Like” of MONA.  With our fan page up and running we have created  a variety of interactive projects for neon enthusiasts to participate with MONA such as our monthly online photo/video contest juried by well-known photographers and video artists in Los Angeles.  Each month three winners are selected from a chosen neon related-theme and exhibited in our artshop for Art Walk.

In March for our first competition we picked a broad theme on Night Photography and connected with Gary Leonard of Take My Picture Gallery in Downtown LA to select three winners. Gary picked Li Li from Culver City, Eric Longdren from San Francisco, and Lauren Cols0n from Nashville.  MONA was thrilled to see the excitement our fans had on neon light and signs through their photo posts as well as connecting with fans worldwide.  In April we narrowed the theme by focusing on Light & Speed with the help of Mel Melcon of the Los Angeles Time who selected Li Li (consecutive winner), and Josue Zeta from Mexico City/Los Angeles, and Zachary Istrin from Santa Monica.   Josue and Zach never knew about the museum until they found us on facebook, and after winning the contest they came out to Art Walk to visit the museum for the first time!  Mel Melcon also gave an excellent presentation to our third Thursday Meet Up photo night where he presented a special talk and critic on photojournalism for online newspapers by working with still images and sound collection.  Watch Mel’s story beat in LA Times called Pop.u.LA.tion: Stories from the Sidewalk.

Video Vignette Competition Deadline: May 5th, 9PM on facebook

In May we will try a facebook video contest on Light & Motion, juried by Hans Fjellestad, curator of RESBOX and director of the MOOG documentary.  The videos will then be exhibited in our new black box room.  There are two more weeks left to submit your short video vignette on light to our facebook video fan album. Read more about our video contest here.

Introducing our new Marketing Person

Sara Segerlin joined the MONA staff as our first marketing person.

Sara comes from Rochester, New York where she completed her Master of Fine Arts in Media Studies  at the Visual Studies Workshop, and a Bachelor of Arts in Communications/Journalism from Lock Haven University of PA. Her concentration emphasizes on photography, video art and multimedia archival collection. In the last two years,  she spent much of her time traveling across the country with the Moscow Ballet’s Great Russian Nutcracker as their lead photographer and marketing person.  She quickly learned the strengths of doing digital work on the fly while working and living with 40 Russian dancers  and covering about 62 small-cities in a time-span of 7-weeks.  After the ballet, she joined a Toronto-based video company representing their media brand for national dance competitions similar to show’s like “So You Think You Can Dance.”  In this position, she was the spokesperson for the company’s marketing campaign on dance videos, and led the supervision of the video/photo crew during stage performances.  In 2007, she spent six months living in Auckland, New Zealand  where she completed an apprenticeship with the Media & Interdisciplinary Art Center of New Zealand as interim Video Coordinator on cross-disciplinary art events that collided and connected emerging artists to the public in forms of multimedia, live performance,  and kinetic art installations.  In NZ she got to see one of her favorite kinetic artists Len Lye.

Sara is thrilled to be learning about Neon Art in Los Angeles and she hopes to continue the museum’s mission in connecting the public to art in electric illuminated form!

Ingenious Possibilities

For those with an interest in all things GLASS, the GAS (Glass Art Society) is holding their annual conference this June 10-11, 2010 in Louisville, Kentucky. There will be a juried neon exhibit as well as other activities, demonstrations and lectures. Go to  glassart.org

Regional Festivals

Long Beach has Let There Be Light, curated by Liza Simone of Phantom Galleries. This is the group that installs fine art in vacant storefronts. This annual light event is an expanded holiday light show occurring during the end of the year, November – December.

The Santa Monica Glow Festival is held in September on the Santa Monica beach. Nothing like an ocean backdrop for the 20,000 plus crowd of predominately 20-something year olds!

Lilli Muller’s Autumn Lights event is also held September 25th at Pershing Square in Downtown LA. Curated by Muller, the event is co-sponsored by the City of Los Angeles and most of the participating artists are Downtowners.

Recent Sign Donations

1. Matsu no Sushi
2. Nozaki Byoin
3. Leo Nasser
4. Callanan Mortuary

Review of the Decade

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Exhibition Timeline

1999

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• Northern Lights: A Survey of Bay Area Neon Art (Artists: Brian Coleman, Pat Collentine, Bill Concannon, Janet Fryer Nedeau, Karl Hauser, Vince Koloski, Susan Larsen, Cork Marcheschi, Christian Schiess)
• Light Paintings by Pat Collentine
• Two Installations: Fire & Water; Fire by Jan Sanchez and Water by Candice Gawne.
• Light Paintings: Photographs by Pat Collentin
• Music by Moris Tepper & Friends (He has played with Captain Beefheart and Tom Waites)

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• Vintage: The Neon Sign Revisited (25 signs from the collections of Nights of Neon, Daniel Sullivan, Tic Time Watch Repair, www.TRACK16VINTAGE.com, Williams Sign Company and MONA.  Artists: Dave Newman, Johnmichael, Matthew Rice and Lisa Schulte)
• Equi/Libre: A Solo Exhibit by Francois Alfred M.
• Neon and the Nude: Photographs by Howell, Lytle and Gawne
  
• Music by Chris Thomas King (solo blues singer and guitarist from New Orleans)
• Traveling Light for GAS, St. Petersburg, Florida

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2000

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• Ecce Signum “Behold, the SIGN” A 15-Year Retrospective Exhibition by Michael Flechtner
• Plasma:  The Fourth State of Matter (Artists: Larry Albright, Ed Biggar, Victor Davis, Candice Gawne, Mundy Hepburn, Edward Kirshner, Korey Kline, Cork Marcheschi, Bill Parker, Sally Prasch, Wayne Strattman, Daniel Sullivan, and David Wilson)
• Burning Man, Neon and Photographs from Black Rock City, 1992-1999
• Music by fullbliss (folk fusion blend of folk and rock music)
• With special guest appearance by:  Susan Rawcliffe (plasma didjeridu)

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• A Group Exhibition of Neon Returning from Taiwan’s Glass Millennium Festival in Hsinchu City (Artists: Larry Albright, Ed Biggar, Ron Carlson, Tessie Dong, Michael Flechtner, Candice Gawne, Mundy Hepburn, Kim Koga, Lili Lakich, Stephanie Leedy, Kunio Ohashi, Jan Sanchez, David Svenson, Willem Volkersz, Mary Voytek)
• Dichroism in Light:  Ray Howlett
• Vintage Postcards of Los Angeles Neon, from the collection of J. Eric Lynxwiler
• Music by Otis Mannick guitar with Andrew Mills, drums and John Button, bass.

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• Politically Lit, A Group Exhibit of Neon (Artists: Brian Coleman, Bill Concannon, Bruce Fox, Jane Howell-Harrison, Lili Lakich, David Quick, Jan Sanchez, William Shipman, Daniel Sullivan, David Svenson, James White)
• Presidential Busts, Kinetic Installation by Al Price
• City in Relief: Linoleum Block Prints and Collages by Dave Lefner
• Music by: Dave McKelvy’s Harmonica Trio

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2001

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• CARnucopia, A Group Exhibition of Neon
  
• Energy Car:  Neon Works by Frank Romero
• www.roadsidepeek.com, Scanned Images of Southern California Signs (Artist: Sid Nagoshi)
• Music by Somnambulist

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• Luminous Beginnings:  Neon Art from the 50s, 60s and 70s (Artists: Bill Apple, Dale Chihuly, Chryssa, Brian Coleman, Laddie John Dill, Michael Hayden, Mundy Hepburn, Cork Marcheschi, Sam Markle, Bruce Nauman, Keith Sonnier, Fred Tschida, Willem Volkersz)

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2002

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• Cork Marcheschi: 35 Year Survey
• Rob & Nick Carter, Painting with Light
• Music by Neon Hunter

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• Domestic Neon, Solo Exhibit by Willem Volkersz
• Los Angeles Neon, Excerpts from the book by Nathan Marsak and Nigel Cox
• Music by Neon Hunter

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2003

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• Lost & Found: A Group Exhibit of Neon and Kinetic Art (Artists: Richard Ankrom, Brian Bosworth, Ron Carlson, Helen Cohen, Bill Concannon, Catherine Courter, Tessie Dong, Michael Flechtner, Bruce Fox, Abigail Gumbiner, Jane Howell-Harrison, Peter Holmes, Jim Jenkins, Ed Kirshner, John Kneifl, Jacklyn Marcus, James McDemas, Kunio Ohashi, Nick Raddell, Jan Sanchez, Andy Schuessler, David Svenson, Mike Sweeney, Frank Varnell, David Woodard, Ken Yuhasz)
• Michael C. McMillen window installation with Ralph “Doc” Guthrie, LA Trade Tech students
• Chaos, Platinum-Palladium Prints by Roger Vail
• Music by Neon Hunter

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• MONA Group Exhibition for Dentsu Corporation in Tokyo, Japan
• Gas & Glass, Exhibit of Plasma (Artists: Ron Carlson, Brian Coleman, Candice Gawne, Mundy Hepburn, Mark Joy, Ed Kirshner, Erika Kohr, David Svenson)
• L.A. Sign Structures, Photographs by Mark Swope
• Music by Neon Hunter Collective

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2004

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• Light Up The Night, Streetlights of Los Angeles
• bumfuzzle, Richard Ankrom
• Nevada’s Neon Edens:  Las Vegas & Reno.  Three photographic interpretations by Abigal Gumbiner, Carol Hayden, and Dave Lefner.

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• Evolving Light:  Neon Works by Teachers and their Students (Artists: Steven Baker, Elizabeth Berk, Aaron Blendowski, Roger Borg, Michael Cain, Kristopher Cambell, Ron Carlson, Jason Chakravarty, Rebecca Chernow, Dale Chihuly, Patrick Collentine, Bill Concannon, James Dellemonico, Deborah Dohne, Steve Feren, Michael Flechtner, Eric Franklin, Lesely Heaton, Damian Johnson,  Erina Kashihara, Kazumi Kobayashi, Erika Kohr, Rhonda Kozan, Norman Moore, Randy Noborikawa, Joe Patane, Elizabeth Peet, Mary Ragsdale, John Reyntiens, Mark Schafer, Christian Schiess, Scott Shapiro, Greg Shapter, Paul Steinbach, David Svenson, Leo Tecosky, Fred Tschida, and Jim White)
• Prayers, Iconography & Economy, a photographic project by Agnes Luzia Brugger & Bernhard Schmid
• Music by Neon Hunter Collective

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2005

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• Neon on Tap: An Historical Retrospective of the Great American Beer Sign (Beer signs from the collections of John Englund, Bill Wood, Kevin Muldoon, Arthur Notthoff, Brian Currie, Paul Rayton and David Svenson)
• A Group Exhibit of Neon and Kinetic Art (Artists: Richard Ankrom, Ron Carlson, Brian Coleman, Tessie Dong, Michael Flechtner, Candice Gawne, Michael Hayden, Jim Jenkins, Mark Joy, Ed Kirshner, Kunio Ohashi, David Svenson)
• Yo-Yo, Photographs by Roger Vail
• MONA Celebrates 24 Years with 24 Artists (Artists: Richard Ankrom, Jeremy Bert, Ron Carlson, Jason Chakravarty, Brian Coleman, Tessie Dong, Jen Elk, Michael Flechtner, Eric Franklin, Candice Gawne, Maurice Gray, Michael Hayden, Jim Jekins, Mark Joy, Ruth King, Ed Kirshner, Kim Koga, Randy Noborikawa, Kunio Ohashi, Nick Raddell, Scott Richards, David Svenson, Gary van der Steur, Bernd Weinmayer)
• Neon Noir:  Photographs by Tom Zimmerman
• Music by Neon Hunter

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2006

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• As We Glow Forward: MONA Moves Into the Future (Artists: Richard Ankrom, Jason Chakravarty, Brian Coleman, Bill Concannon, Delvin Charles Hanson, Jen Elek, Michael Flechtner, Candice Gawne, Lesley Heaton, Suguru Hiraide, Jim Jenkins, Steve Jones, Ed Kirshner, Kim Koga, Lisa Macchiaroli, Joella March, James Nowak, Randy Noborikawa, Kunio Ohashi)
• Fire in the Night: The Neon Photographs of J. Howard Mott
• Music by Neon Hunter

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2007

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• Las Vegas Neon in Postcards (From the collection of: Larry Albright, Allen Sandquist, Lynn Zook – As We Knew It: Classic Las Vegas, Loyola Marymount University – Von der Ahe Library)
• Neon! At GAS in Pittsburgh (Artists: Amber Blanding, Sarah Blood, Eoin Breadon, Jason Chakrvarty, Bill Concannon, Michael Flechtner, Steve Jones, Ed Kirshner, Kim Koga, Stephan Krasner, Mitch La Plante, Carolyn McGregor, Mark O. Naylor, Michael Pargett, Ryan Ross, Wayne Strattman, Thomas Wendler, Carlos Zervigon)
• Neon! At the California Science Center
• Neon! At the Continental Building (Artists: Larry Albright, Michael Flechtner, David Svenson, Kazumi Kobayashi, Richard Ankrom, Tannenbaum, Kim Koga, J. Howard Mott)

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2008

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• Soda Pop Neon Signs, From the Collection of Mario Pancino
• Pop! A Group Exhibit of Neon and Kinetic Art (Artists: Richard Ankrom, Kunio Ohashi, Bill Concannon with Bruce Suba, and others)
• Soda Pop Sign Series, Black & White Photographs by Tom Zimmerman
• Luminous Frontier: Exhibit of Neon at GAS in Portland (Artists: Ed Biggar, Sarah Blood, Eoin Breadon, Jason Chakravarty, Brian Coleman, Bill Concannon, Morgan Crook, Louis Curiel, Jacob Fishman, Eric Franklin, Lesley Heaton, Steve Jones, Mark Joy, Ed Kirshner, Kim Koga, Stephan Krasner, Sally Prasch, Alison Sheafor-Joy, Matthew Stiger, Wayne Strattman, Carlos Zervigon)
• Historic Chinatown Neon in Postcards (From the collections of Larry Albright, Richard Liu, Eric Lynxwiler, Jeanie and Larry Lytle, and MONA)
• TEXT, Style & Content (Artists: Eoin Breadon, David Brokaw,  Jason Chakravarty, Kyle Chew, Helen Cohen, Maurice Gray, Jim Jenkins, Steve Jones, Kim Koga, Joella March, Ryan Ross, Wayne Strattman. Signs from the collection of John English, Eric Lynxwiler, and James McDemas)

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2009

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• Glowing Stones:  Minerals that Fluoresce from the collection of Jan Wittenberg
• Luminescence (Artists: Larry Albright, Richard Ankrom, Candice Gawne, Ben Livingston, David Svenson, David Wilson)
• Traveling Light (Artists: Ed Biggar, Kyle Chew,  Candice Gawne, Kazumi Kobyashi, Kim Koga, Ryan Ross, Greg Schenk, David Svenson, Franc Palaia)
• Traveling Still, New Photographs by Rob Carter
• Luminous Evidence: Exhibit of Neon at GAS in Corning, NY (Artists: Ed Biggar, Sarah Blood, Eoin Breadon, David Brokaw, Jason Chakravarty, Candice Gawne, Mark Kessel, Ed Kirshner, Ben Livingston, Jason Minami, Mark Naylor, Joe Patane, Sally Prash, Wayne Strattman, Leo Tecosky, David Wilson)

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2010

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• Light Geist, Group Exhibit of Illuminated Works (Artists: Stephen Anderson, Epheta, Joella March, Randy Nobrikawa, Kour Pour, Linda Price, Treiops Treyfid)
• So Cal Eats, Photographs from the book by John Eng and Adriene Biondo
• Vestibule Installation by James McDemas

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• Recycled, Reclaimed, and Reinvented: The Neon Art of Bill Concannon
• F.O.B (Friends of Bill) Group Exhibit, Curated by Bill Concannon (Artists: Larry Albright, Bill Alsup, Arlo Fishman, David O. Johnson, Shawna Peterson, Brusce Suba, Ed Tannenbaum, Stuart Ziff and El yse Weidner)
• Vestibule Installation:  California Surf by Jerico Woggon
• Surf’s Up (Artists: Richard Ankrom, Larry Manson, and Randy Noborikawa)

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