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Recap: Opening Night of Killduff’s Cavern at Daniel Rolnik Gallery

3:30 PM PDT on May 17, 2016

Earlier this month, the new location of the Daniel Rolnik Gallery held an art opening for legendary Let's Paint TV artist John Kilduff called Kilduff's Cavern. This party had everything-- a naked Michelin man, live art, radioactive chicken heads, pizza, motorcycle dudes, that thing where a dog puts on a dragon costume but everyone pretends not to notice... everything. This is one of many exciting happenings that will take place at the new Daniel Rolnik space, which is located at 2675 S La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90034. If you're interested in the art, check out the gallery's website, as they have a lot of items in their online shop. Please enjoy these photos of the opening from Graham and Graham Photography...

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