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Chicago, IL
The most recent post by Struggle Inc was 1 day, 2 hours ago…
Chicago, IL
a Black and white version of my Psych Out poster made its way onto the cover of the Now Showing (Movie Posters Re-Designed) Book
available at the LAB
Pocket-sized book from Madrid’s Blur Editions documenting the Now Showing poster show from the Summer of 2008 in London. 40+ Creatives were given the task of creating their own interpretation of a cult, classic or obscure film poster from the past, whether it be a literal or abstract solution. Designers / artists include: Cody Hudson, Siggi Eggertsson, Michael Gillette, Mr. Ian Wright, Pure Evil, Hellovon, Build, Non Format, Corey Holms, Grandpeople, Marian Bantjes, Tomer Hanuka, Nathan Fox, James Joyce and many more. Films covered include Blow Up, Faster Pussycat, Super Vixens, Metropolis, The Birds, Planet Of The Apes, The Lost Boys, Rear Window, 2001, Alphaville, Midnight Cowboy, and many more. Softcover, 64 pages, 12 x 16cm
Posted by Struggle Inc on July 20, 2009 at 10:31 PM
the Signs of the Acpocalypse/Rapture show at hyde park art center opens this sunday july 19 from 3 to 5.
it opens in conjunction with my Let’s Do Some Living After We Die installation.
heres a quick preview shot of the install prep…..
and a preview of andrew schoultz working on his huge wall painting….....
Signs of the Apocalypse/Rapture
July 19 - September 20, 2009, Gallery 1
featuring art by Hisham Akira Bharoocha, Lora Fosberg, Cody Hudson, Carrie Schneider, Andrew Schoultz and many others
Cody Hudson: Let’s Do Some Living After We Die
May 11 - October 4, 2009, Foyer Project Space
Hyde Park Art Center
5020 S. Cornell Avenue
Chicago, IL 60615
www.hydeparkart.org
Posted by Struggle Inc on July 17, 2009 at 11:16 AM
its hard to believe Company Flow’s “Funcrusher Plus” came out 12 years ago.
i sometimes miss the excitement of waiting for a record to come out, buying it at the record store, bringing it home and playing that shit over and over again for months. i guess thats why we call our past “the good old days”.
Posted by Struggle Inc on July 02, 2009 at 12:19 AM
good friend and frequent collaborator Michael Genovese has a big show opening in Miami (where he has been living for the last year) this week at OH-WOW. expect some interesting installations and rumors of an obstacle coarse…..........
Mike Genovese
It’s Not The Heat, It’s The Humility
June 13 - July 25, 2009
3100 NW 7 Avenue / Miami / Florida / 33127
and a little blurb from the press release…..
For his premiere solo exhibition in Miami, Michael Genovese releases a recent body of work that will include site-specific installations, sculpture, and paintings.
A Chicago native, Genovese instinctively carries a metropolitan dialect and acumen into his work. An early exposure to multiculturalism joined with his professional training as a sign painter led to a socially inspired vehicle of expression. Creating work that makes use of his technical abilities and familiarity with specific materials, Genovese’s ability to open a communal discourse ultimately became his trademark style. Through public murals and installations, his deft handling of type and unorthodox use of industrialized media further cemented his status as one of today’s most promising contemporary artists. His latest work exemplifies his focus on community and its influence, but also digs inward and begins the process of reconciling his public works with his personal journeys.
Michael Genovese has recently exhibited at the University of Texas, San Antonio, Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago and the Chicago Cultural Center. His work was recently published in New American Paintings; The Upset: Young Contemporary Art, Art Lies Contemporary Art Quarterly and Dazed and Confused.
Posted by Struggle Inc on June 09, 2009 at 10:39 AM
if you happen to be in Basel, Switzerland this week, feel free to stop by Andrew Rafacz gallery at Volta5 and check out some new drawings and paintings….....
Posted by Struggle Inc on June 09, 2009 at 10:25 AM
Chicago artist and friend Jeff Zimmerman recently completed this huge mural in Memphis. its titled “A Note for Hope: Turn the Page”. Jeff is an interesting guy and an amazing painter, you can see some of his other public projects if you check out his Website.
Posted by Struggle Inc on May 29, 2009 at 11:41 AM
another day at HOT DOUG’S.....
Andrew had the Mandarin Orange and Teriyaki Chicken Sausage with Sweet Chili Sauce and Crispy Fried Onions and the Taco Pork Sausage with Jalapeno Mayonnaise and Habanero-Jack Cheese.
i tried the Bacon Cheeseburger Pork Sausage with Coca-Cola BBQ Sauce and Serendipity Cheese.
epic…...
Posted by Struggle Inc on May 22, 2009 at 03:33 PM
heres an image of my piece from the RECORD TIME show curated by Refill in Sydney, Australia.
they took each artists work and laser etched it into vinyl records that were also clocks.
they are available in a limited edition of 24 via the Good Folk site.
Posted by Struggle Inc on May 19, 2009 at 09:28 AM
chicago’s graffiti blasters are at it again. this time illegally buffing a commissioned mural by artist Gabriel Villa. the mural depicted 3 police department surveillance cameras (which are common on that block) along with a deer head, a skull and a crucified christ. the mural was on private property on the side of a tavern owned by the mother of Version Fest organizer Edmar.
you can read and listen to more of the story HERE.
Posted by Struggle Inc on May 16, 2009 at 10:52 AM
the cover i did for isue 22 of Monster Children magazine arrived at the studio today.
Posted by Struggle Inc on May 15, 2009 at 01:03 PM
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Cody Hudson is a Chicago-based artist, also known for his commercial art and graphic design work under the name Struggle Inc. Known for the production of clean, multi-dimensional graphics, his design aesthetic is part urban modernism, and part organic visual deconstruction.
in the mid nineties Cody helped with the design duties at the, then just starting out, graffiti magazine “12oz Prophet”. He also worked on the short lived “The Vapors Project” which focused entirely on the illegal aspects of graffiti.
He has worked on numerous album and cd covers for artists including Mos Def, Diverse, The Cool Kids, Lady Sovereign, Five Deez, The Berg Sans Nipple and Slaraffenland for music labels Chocolate Industries, Quango, Team Love & Hometapes. He has designed, illustrated and art directed for clients such as Stussy, Nike SB, Burton, Sixpack France, Yale University Art Gallery, Wallpaper Magazine, Krooked Skateboards, Budweiser, VW, Bugaboo, SIAM (DJ A-Trak), and Rock Shox. In 2005 Cody reconnected with Allen Benedikt to art direct the publication “Also Known As”.
In addition to commercial projects, In 2006 Cody was commissioned by the City of Chicago Public Art Program to create a permanent installation at the White Sox/35th CTA station as part of the Arts in Transit Program. In 2007 he had his first solo museum show titled “There Ain’t No Bottomless Pit Here, This is Fucking Magic Man, and Were All a Part of it Together” at the Museum of Contemporary Art - Chicago (MCA). His first book of art and design “Save My Life” was published in 2008 by Fifty24sf Gallery.
His graphic work and paintings have been exhibited throughout the US, Europe and Japan including the Museum of Contemporary Art (Chicago), New Image Art (LA), Rocket Gallery (Tokyo), The Reed Space (NYC), The Lazy Dog (Paris), & Andrew Rafacz (Chicago). Cody’s work has also been featured in numerous magazines and publications including idN, Straight No Chaser, Arkitip, Anthem & Juxtapoz.
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