Be on the lookout for this on doorknobs across the vicinity. Just our simple, weird way of getting the word out about David and Kevin's upcoming (and brilliant) exhibit at Thunder-Sky.
Thunder-Sky, Inc. is a 501c(3) non-profit art gallery. Thunder-Sky, Inc. was founded in order to preserve Raymond Thunder-Sky's legacy through exhibits and programs, and to provide an exhibition space and ongoing support for other unconventional artists in the area. Our address is 4573 Hamilton Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45223. You can reach us at (513) 823-8914, or thunderskyinc@gmail.com. Our hours are Friday 6 to 8 pm, and Saturday/Sunday 1 to 5 pm, or by appointment.
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
OUT OF ORDER
Be on the lookout for this on doorknobs across the vicinity. Just our simple, weird way of getting the word out about David and Kevin's upcoming (and brilliant) exhibit at Thunder-Sky.
Thursday, December 10, 2009
HARD KNOCKS: 2011

June 2011 at Thunder-Sky, Inc.
Raymond Thunder-Sky was a prolific artist, and he spent a majority of his life perfecting his craft. He had a movie-star Indian chief for a father, and Austrian royalty for a mother. He was an ice-sculptor, honorary Shriner's clown, friend and ally to Cincinnati construction workers, and a mysterious toolbox-carrying icon. Raymond eventually had his work exhibited in galleries and museums across the country. Hell, he even has a gallery named after him.
What Raymond Thunder-Sky did not have before he passed away in 2004: a B.F.A., or an M.F.A., or a Ph.D. He did not go to art school.
So we figured we should curate an exhibit in the aforementioned gallery named after him about artists like Raymond who never got the chance, or maybe even chose not to, or dropped out of, art school.
If you are an artist who could not attend, chose not to attend, and/or dropped out of art school, send us some photos of your work via email. If you don't have photos of your work, call or email us and we will set up a time to touch base with you.
Sunday, December 6, 2009
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