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17: Randy Slack Randy Slack tends to borrow from his upbringing during the '70s and '80s; he says he's continuously inspired the time's logos, cartoons, paint-by-numbers, hot chicks, religion ... he goes on. Really, he says, "it's a subconscious collage of nostalgia that should make you giggle -- like laughing...
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17: Randy Slack

Randy Slack tends to borrow from his upbringing during the '70s and '80s; he says he's continuously inspired the time's logos, cartoons, paint-by-numbers, hot chicks, religion ... he goes on. Really, he says, "it's a subconscious collage of nostalgia that should make you giggle -- like laughing at a fart."

Slack's a Phoenix native and self-taught, full-time artist. He co-owns Legend City Studios in downtown Phoenix and is a co-founder of the artist collective 3CarPileUp. Most of his creations are large-scale, surreal pop paintings, which he calls the "explosions in [his] life so far."

Read more about Slack and his work after the jump ...

1. List five things on your Inspiration Wall (real or imagined). - Dean Martin Christmas - My 1951 VW beetle - Bunker Spreckles - My grandmas living room - My Girls

2. What was your last big project? Installation of three purchased SlackR large scale paintings on the top floor of the LUHRS tower on Central Avenue and Jefferson Street in HBSS law firm (the home of my first basement studio).

3. What's your next big project? Chaos Theory annual invitational group exhibition, which will be on October 1 from 7 p.m. to midnight at Legend City Studios (free wine, live music, etc., etc.,) I'll ask more than 50 Phoenix artists for a brand spanking new piece to be dropped off just days before the opening. I'm also working on a 8-foot-by-16-foot painting on wood for the show that I'm unable to describe, as it changes daily.

4. What do you think the Phoenix art scene needs more of? SlackR art -- Apologies Phoenix, I will make that happen!

5. What's something you want Phoenix to know about you? I love me a maple long john while looking at my website.

(And, if you're game, what's something you really don't want Phoenix to know about you?) I love me a maple long john while looking at my website.



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