With a series of interviews, Left Field Project captures what drives the world's most progressive designers, artists, owners, and creators. Never before have so many outwardly driven and diversely talented individuals been slammed into one project. Left Field Project began as an inside look into the mechanics of inspiration, searching for what drives an individual to create. The end result was something far more fascinating.
Right to Left - Tulsa [06.09.08]
Stop two of Left Field Project's Right to Left show was in Tulsa this past weekend. Congrats to Duane for another successful opening! People really dug the work. cont'd
Right to Left - The Show [03.23.08]
After much anticipation, we are thrilled to finally announce the 2008
Left Field Project “Right to Left” tour. We’ve been working on this
show for over a year now and have spent many sleepless nights putting
together the perfect roster.
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Call To Action: Seine [03.14.08]
In the 1920's, the Surrealist created a method of producing art which Left Field Project will employ for our next project. Until we announce the facts for our first show in Fall of 2008, we will keep certain details about the event confidential. We have not determined a final name for this mission...
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Greg Weaver x LFP [01.01.08]
So... LFP finally decided to go ahead and create it's first teaser... This is the "not-fully-edited" - unofficial version of the teaser, but I am excited to share it.
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LFP's New Site [12.13.07]
As you can see, we have launched our new website! Left Field Project cordially invites you to walk over to your fridge, find a can of your cheapest beer and toss it back. Cheers! cont'd
Success is a weird one. I think success is whether or not you are happy with what you do. Almost everything I have ever made has pieces I am unhappy with, or want to change / improve. I always want to make the next thing better, so I am never completely happy with the outcome. Success is never being satisfied.
- Brian Flynn