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History of the (Art) World According to RVCA

Dos Mutatos tells us what happened before Juxtapoz

THEO DOUGLAS

Published on August 10, 2006


"I'm sorry," Ryden said—apologizing for his obvious comic book pop surrealism. How quaint! "I have a thing I just can't break away from and it's these comic books and that Lichtenstein thing." He made it sound like an AA meeting: "My name is KRK R. and I am an artist." And he didn't need to. By now, we've seen it all—but that doesn't make knowing where it came from any less important. Or fun.

"DOS MUTATOS," THE ART OF MARK MOTHERSBAUGH & KRK RYDEN, AT RVCA, 919 SUNSET DR., COSTA MESA, (949) 548-6223. CALL FOR HOURS. THROUGH AUG. 12. FREE.