Charlotte Street Foundation's Urban Culture Project is thrilled to host Let's Paint TV, a live internet television show starring Los Angeles-based artist and cult phenomenon John Kilduff, aka Mr. Let's Paint TV. Let's Paint TV-Kansas City will be taped and broadcast live from Urban Culture Project Space, 21 East 12th Street KC MO, daily for one week, 6 to 7pm, November 17-24, 2009.
Begun as a public access television show in Los Angeles and now a YouTube sensation, Let's Paint TV stars John Kilduff, who paints, blends drinks, answers phone calls, and completes a variety of other tasks (titles of past shows include "Let's Paint the Tinman and Perform Open Heart Surgery," and "Let's Paint, Exercise, Play the Ukulele, and Make a BLT," for example) -- all while wearing a suit and running on a treadmill. The show is at first a "how to paint," "how to cook," "how to exercise" play-by-play interview television show, but Kilduff quickly escalates to a fever-pitched, multitasking, motivational speaker, encouraging everyone to get their creative juices flowing...and not to be afraid to fail!
The public is invited to attend and participate in Let' Paint TV at Urban
Culture Project Space. UCP and Kilduff are currently seeking chefs, musicians, performers, visual artists, local celebrities, politicians, personal trainers, and others with skills, talents, and enthusiasm who would like to appear as guests on the show. In addition, Kilduff will paint portraits of and otherwise interact with members of the audience. Among Kilduff's special endeavors planned for the show will be the preparation of a Thanksgiving holiday dinner. Donations of food, canvases, and other supplies are welcome. Parties interested in appearing on the show or donating materials should email info@charlottestreet.org.
Let' s Paint TV-Kansas City will be the final - and longest - stop on the "Embrace Failare World Tour 09," which has included Let's Paint TV shows in St. Paul, Minnesota; Brooklyn, New York; Toronto, Ontario; and Sydney, New Castle, Canberra, and Melbourne, Australia. The studio, paintings and other by-products of the show, as well as video from the live filmings, will remain on view at Urban
Culture Project Space through January 2, 2010. Regular gallery hours are Thursdays & Saturdays, noon to 5pm.
About John Kilduff: John Kilduff received his MFA from UCLA and his BFA from Otis Art Institute, Los Angeles. His paintings have been presented in solo exhibitions at venues including Jancar Gallery, Los Angeles; Brand Library, Glendale, CA; and Ojala Gallery, Los Angeles; and in group exhibitions at Embassy Gallery, Edinburgh, Scottland; Black Dragon Society, Los Angeles; Lois Lambert Gallery, Santa Monica; OSP Gallery, Boston, MA; and at the San Diego Museum of Art, among many others.
Let's Paint TV originally began airing on Public Access TV in Los Angeles in 2001, with the last episode of the cable access version of Let's Paint TV recorded live December 6, 2008. (The cable access studios in the City of Los Angeles shut down on December 31, 2008.) Let's Paint TV is now being seen live daily on the internet, Monday-Friday 1 - 2:30pm CT. John Kilduff has also been seen on The
Tyra Banks Show, where he painted Tyra's portrait. He also appeared on the Red carpet for VH1 2006 Big Awards and painted
David Hasselhoff's portrait on "America's Got Talent" season two.
Visit www.letspainttv.com for much more information.
LET'S PAINT TV! THE EMBRACE FAILARE TOUR - KANSAS CITY WEEK
SHOWS TAPED + WEBCAST LIVE DAILY FROM PROJECT SPACE
NOVEMBER 17-24, 6PM CT EACH DAY
WWW.LETSPAINTTV.COM
Reception with special evening episode:
Friday, November 20, 6-9pm
Urban
Culture Project Space / 21 East 12th Street
Exhibition runs: November 20, 2009-January 2, 2010
Gallery Hours (Nov 21-Jan 2): Thursdays + Saturdays, 12-5pm
816.221.5115 / charlottestreet.org /
www.charlottestreet.org
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