Since when did it become, to get into an gallery you have to interview with the gallery owner?Much like an job interview. Shouldn't Art of all medias, be enough, for an gallery to want to have the art in their gallery? This week there was some interest in my work, but when I called the gallery, the call became an job interview. I was so close to telling them to google my name and, if you like what you see, i would be happy to show my work in your gallery. It was depressing, very very depressing.
I am working on a future show, it is called "Past, Present & Future in an Punk Rock World". There will be all mediums in the show. I am looking for artists that are interested in having their work shown, you just have to have your work fit the title of the show. Now remember, Punk Rock started in 1976. It is still going on today in various forms. So it goes to show that Punk Rock was here to stay and is still going strong.
If you are interested in having your work displayed, please leave me an comment and I will get back to you.

Punk Photographs by Dawn Wirth

Mr. Kim Fowley is working on an independent film, called "Pink Cement". I was invited by Theresa Kereakes to be the still photographer for the night shoot. The location was by the Virgin Megastore on Sunset & Crescent Heights in West Hollywood. The filming took place inside an apartment that was once rented by Tennesse Williams, also at one time Clark Gable was an resident as well. The place had alot of history, BUT no ghosts!
Kim, was one of the first people I interviewed for Sounds Magazine in England. That was in 1977. He even remembered it... Kim was still the interesting person I remember. He is very intelligent in every possible way. He made the shoot, along with the Miss Theresa Kereakes very smooth... It was nice to work with people who knew what they wanted and knew what they were doing as well. Kim was direct and to the point of what he wanted. Included in the mix of people were singer Abby Travis, Andrienna, who is a singer and dancer. Roy Rogers & Allegra too, they are both working to make West Hollywood a better place to live in.
I think this film is about how the "real" hollywood is slowly disappearing, does anyone remember the Garden of Allah? It is a parking lot now. Big developers are tearing down those old beautiful buildings for crappy looking buildings. Ambassor Hotel had been torn down too kiddies..You know the place where RFK was shot...GONE!
Well, this was an awesome chance to work with Kim & Theresa, it was worth it and I am grateful to of been asked to use my talents behind the camera for the film... When this film is released, run out and see it!

Here is a Public Thank You to Kim Fowley and Theresa Kereakes for letting go on the ride with you both!