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In the days of yore, within a land referred to as Venice, throughout a time when dykes dominated the surf and quickly to become famous Mr J was at UCLA, carrying close to a demo tape of his “film school” band;  (mind you, a demo tape Mr J gave to Mr V which, had Mr V not lost,Windows 7 32 Bit, would have made Mr V a nice little nest egg about now). Our young hero, Mr V met up with a an even younger UCLA grad student named Mr T. A bit later, the older Mr V, influenced by having seen the Living Theater at USC, wanted to take the exclusivity out of “fine” art and bring it to the “people(s).” Some kind of agit prop response appropriate to the times,Office 2007, maybe build a viet cong bunker within the vacant lot across the street and throw in some couches.
None of the above happened. Instead Mr V asked the talented Mr T to join him in painting a tromploi mural on the back of Mr V’s studio wall at the corner of 52 Brooks Ave and Ocean Blvd. The building was owned  by Mr R,Office Professional Plus 2007 Key, a UCLA professor, leading advocate for caloric restriction and a crew member of Biosphere 2. The lads named their partnership The LA Fine Art Squad in reference to the LA Metro Squad who had taken over Venice,Microsoft Office Professional 2007, in April of 1969, turning the streets into a police state.
And our favorite boys would go on to recruit other members to the squad. And they would stay for awhile, then they’d get mad or tired, and leave. Above is an image of the squad doing research and development in Death Valley. The middle member is Mr T.
One day a Mr M pulled up in front of the Brooks Ave mural looking slick in his souped up sports car. Said he’d been run out of NY by the mafia for trying to start a Christian dance club. Now he had leased a spot on La Cienaga, he wanted to call the Climax Club and “would you boys be interested in putting a mural up on it.” They did. The summer Sharon Tate was slaughtered. They created a wrap close to narrative mural named Beverly Hills Sidartha; reinterpreted from Herman Hess’ best seller.
It’s in this mural, that the squad began to break away from the “love generation” in favor of a darker approach to narrative. According to Mr V, the red stars, in the mural’s depiction of  the ”Map of Stars” and commonly thought to be the homes of movie stars, are actually code for communist cells. And it’s the first mural depiction of a cartoon. And there’s shag carpet. And this mural gave the squad world wide fame. Which in turn led to their master piece, “Isle of California.”
Mr J died decades ago within a bathtub somewhere in Paris, Mr R died of LGD a few years back, and lastly Mr T died of skin cancer in 2001. But Mr V’s still here, and you can celebrate the Squad’s past this Saturday. Bring ten bucks and you too can have a bit of Mr V all to yourself. Where? here April 2. We’d love to see.