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Recap ~ Good Times, Bad Decisions @ Carlos Queso Gallery

"Good Times, Bad Decisions" opened at Carlos Queso Gallery last weekend. The small gallery had a big lineup, curated by Clark Walters, with artists such as Tall Boy, Andrea Sonnenberg, Penelope Gazin, Carmen Monoxide and Sean Bernhardt . The art felt like a party that everyone was invited to in high school. We cracked a beer as enjoyed the show, and met up with old friends and new. View the gallery for more photos, and keep an eye on the Carlos Queso Gallery, we expect that they'll have more cool shows like this in the future.

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