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gig flyers. These flyers utilized found image collage with ironic and humorous intent. Niagara's style began to take shape in earnest during the later DAM incarnation with Ron Asheton, creating flyers and album art and by the early 1990s she began to show paintings in small exhibits and cafes around the Detroit area.
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Niagara applied her art school experience to create album and promotional art for early Destroy All Monsters performances. Combining an illustrator's hand with some collage and pop iconography Niagara collaborated with the others using a then cutting-edge Xerox printer to create the first Proto-Punk
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The first art style that I identified with was Art Nouveau. Then I discovered Decadent Art (1850s-era England), the Pre-Raphaelite movement: haunted, pale, druggy women. I read constantly. I was deep into Dostoyevsky and Dickens. Colette. The best are the writers that can turn a phrase devastatingly
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Niagara fell for the Colonel and they got married in 1986. The revolving Vaudeville-like assembly evolved into a battle-hardened, proto-punk outfit, which included Niagara, Ron Asheton, Scott Asheton, and Greasy Carlisi. This band toured the US, Canada, and Australia twice between the years
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In 2007, Rick Manore, co-founder of ©POP, said of Niagara, "She's as big as Bill Murray in Japan right now. Thousands of goth Lolitas in Tokyo alone are wearing her face, artwork and photos all over themselves, thanks to her deal with the fashion house, Hysteric Glamour. Last year, she
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Destroy All Monsters was a band started in 1974 by University of Michigan art students Niagara on vocals; Mike Kelley on drums and vocals; Jim Shaw on vocals and squeeze toys; and Cary Loren on guitar and vocals. This proto-noise-band was the first pure
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did with Elvis, hence his moniker, "The Colonel"). Bootsey X from the Lovemasters was the first member signed, then Mark Norton from the RamRods, Gary Adams from The Cubes, Mike McFeaters from What Jane Shared, Jerry Vile from The Boners,
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funny. The witticisms and bon mots of Oscar Wilde, Mark Twain, Truman Capote, Tennessee Williams, Dorothy Parker. Andy Warhol was a riot. That's probably why I have captions in my paintings. I want the women in my paintings to speak.
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In 1984, Niagara met Detroit music promoter and impresario Colonel Galaxy. The Colonel's ambitious project, Dark Carnival, had the original concept of a performance art troop that borrowed heavily from the Stooges, MC5,
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Niagara paints with acrylic on canvas. With her use of bright colors, caricature portrayal of figures, and comic strip inclusion of words spoken by the figures, Niagara's style can loosely be described as
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took notice with articles and interviews about the new punk phenomenon, "Niagara is strange on stage, almost like she was awakened from a deep slumber and is surprised to find herself on stage."
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from Natasha, Greasy Carlisi from Motor City Bad Boys, Robert Gordon and Art Lyzak from The Mutants, Joe Hayden from Bugs Bedow, Pete Bankert from Weapons, Larry Steel from The Cult Heroes.
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After a brief European tour four singles were produced in this early Punk era: "Bored," "You're Gonna Die," "What Do I Get?" and "Nobody Knows." The Monsters soon hooked up with the
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heralded her as "The Queen Of Detroit" and many successful exhibits would follow in other cities like Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Sydney, Paris, Manchester UK, and Tokyo.
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says, "Dark Carnival produced some of the best pure Punk music I've ever heard and did it longer than anyone, Niagara's been singing for 20 years and still looks exactly the same!"
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in a bloody gown." Accounts of Niagara falling off stage were numerous. Yet, Niagara seemed blessed with nine lives, and someone always caught her, including the MC5's
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In 2006 Niagara had her first UK exhibition at Richard Goodall Gallery in Manchester England. Niagara premiered a full clothing line with the avant-garde couturier
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imprints her work with its swirling, floral-inspired, whiplash lines and the belle Ă©poque women of Toulouse-Lautrec. As a child, Niagara was enamored of
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blueprint. The Colonel found that with one player from each of a dozen Detroit punk bands he could create a "super group" and control them, (much like
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Later Dark Carnival saw some turnover, with the "big" names signing on: Niagara from Destroy All Monsters, Ron and Scott Asheton from the Stooges,
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RETURN OF THE REPRESSED: DESTROY ALL MONSTERS, 1973-1977; Prism Gallery; West Hollywood, California; November 2011 - January 2012
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in Cleveland, Bookies in Detroit and Second Chance in Ann Arbor. The punk incarnation of the band lasted from 1977 to 1985.
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LET'S GET INTO TROUBLE; PINK PUMP; 309 S. Main (between Third & Fourth Street), Royal Oak, Michigan 48067; June 23, 2011
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When Niagara and Dark Carnival toured Australia in 1991 she befriended members of Dark Carnival's infamous opening band,
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Return of the Repressed: Destroy All Monsters 1973-1977 Nicole Rudick, Mike Kelley, Daniel Nadel (Picturebox 2011)
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NIAGARA ... HARDBOILED SURREALISM; Fifty 50 Gallery; 1017 W Lake Street Chicago, IL; January 12 - February 20, 2007
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TEN WOMEN ARTISTS FROM THE BOOK: VICIOUS, DELICIOUS, AMBITIOUS; ©POP Gallery; Detroit, Michigan; March 6, 2004
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GET OUTA MY LINE OF FIRE; Richard Goodall Gallery; 59 Thomas St, Manchester, England; June 23 - July 22, 2006
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at Re:View Contemporary Gallery. In 2014 Niagara was the inspiration for a project in March 2014 British
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to coincide with her opening in Tokyo in 2007. Also unveiled in 2008 was Niagara's collaboration with
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magazines named Niagara one of the "100 Greatest Front Men." She was also one of two centrefolds for
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Vicious, Delicious and Ambitious: 20th Century Artists, Sherri Cullison (Schiffer Publishing, 2002)
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GROUP SHOW; Mendenhall-Sobieski Gallery; 40 Mills Place, Pasadena, California; April 2 - May 4, 2005
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VANS SHOES RELEASE PARTY; Billy Shire Fine Art; 5790 Washington Blvd Culver City, CA; June 7, 2008
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NIAGARA AT SHOOTING GALLERY; The Shooting Gallery; 839 Larkin St, San Francisco, CA; April 7, 2007
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attended early shows and gave prominent coverage to the "events," as the press referred to them.
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NIAGARA; ART BASEL—Miami Convention Center, Pop Art Gallery; December 12, 2006 - January 12, 2007
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BACK FROM OZ; Rivers Edge Gallery; 2024 Biddle Ave, Wyandotte, Michigan 48192; February 25, 2006
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LE PETIT SERIES DE PENTURE D'OPIUM; River's Edge Gallery; Wyandotte, Michigan; October 15, 2004
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From Detroit with A Bullet; Richard Goodall Gallery; Manchester, England; September 20, 2008
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THE BIG SHOW; Silas Marder Gallery; Bridgehampton, New York; May 20, 2006 - January 15, 2007
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THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE BEAUTIFUL(America); Roq La Rue Gallery; Seattle, WA; November 1999
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THE GOOD, THE BAD + THE BEAUTIFUL; Conner Contemporary Art; Washington, DC; September 2001
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Hello Kitty Hello Art! by Roger Gastman, LTD. Sanrio Company ( Harry N. Abrams 2012)
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NIAGARA/ANTHONY AUSGANG; Copro Nason Gallery; Los Angeles, California; February 14, 2004
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Aside from overt Pop Art stylistic tropes, Niagara also incorporates influences of the
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NIAGARA and DESTROY ALL MONSTERS Retrospective Art Show--Rock's Back Pages 20-Nov-2011
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NIAGARA; HTML Gallery; 22 E 72nd street suite 2a, New York NY; Wednesday June 16, 2008
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LUNACY SERIES; River's Edge Gallery; Wyandotte, MICHIGAN; October 20-December 20, 2006
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NIAGARA From Detroit With Love; Outré Gallery; Melbourne, Australia; January 21, 2006
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Carnivora: The Dark Art Of The Automobile Les Barany (Barany Books/Scapegoat 2007)
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SAINTS PRESERVE US; ©POP GALLERY; Detroit, Michigan; November 18 - December 18, 2006
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THE SILVER OPIUM SERIES; ©POP Gallery; 4160 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, 2005
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PALM SPRINGS GROUP SHOW; M Modern Gallery; Palm Springs, Florida; February 14, 2004
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NIAGARA PHOBIA; Inside/Out Gallery; Traverse City, Michigan; Friday, July 30, 2010
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NIAGARA From Detroit With Love; Outré Gallery; Sydney, Australia; January 28, 2006
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NIAGARA; Shooting Gallery; 839 Larkin St, San Francisco, CA; April 9 - May 7, 2005
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THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE BEAUTIFUL (Canada); ©POP Gallery; Toronto, Canada; 2000
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and Filmmaker Cary Loren. DAM remained active until 1985, with former members of
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on board. Niagara soon after fronted the group Dark Carnival (with guitarist
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IT'S MY PARTY AND I'LL DIE IF I WANT TO; ©POP Gallery; Detroit Michigan; 1998
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WAR PAINT; Re:View Contemporary; Detroit, Michigan; July 14 – August 4, 2012
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circumnavigated the Pacific rim with exhibits in San Francisco and Sydney."
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Great Female Artists of Detroit by Suzanne Bilek The History Press (2012)
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in 1955, is a painter and musician. She was the lead vocalist of the proto-
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Review: Return of the Repressed: Destroy All Monsters 1973-1977--PRISM LA
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JUXTAPOZ TENTH ANNIVERSARY SHOW; Minna Gallery; San Francisco, California
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NIAGARA-SHUT UP AND POUR; Orbit Gallery; Edgewater, New Jersey; June 2004
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Vans Shoe Launch; Lazy Dog Gallery; Paris, France; October 2 and 3, 2008
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Pop Surrealism by Kirsten Anderson, Artist Anthology (Last Gasp, 2004)
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FUN HOUSE ART SHOW; ©POP Gallery; Detroit, Michigan; February 7, 2004
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NIAGARA AT HYSTERIC GLAMOUR; Hysteric Glamour; Tokyo; April 13, 2007
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Return of Destroy All Monsters at PRISM Gallery--Artnet 18-Nov-2011
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JUXTAPOZ 8TH ANNIVERSARY; Track 16; Santa Monica, CA; October, 2002
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PSYCHO POP 101; Altered Image Gallery; Cleveland, OH; February 2000
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FASTER NIAGARA, KILL ... KILL; ©POP Gallery; Detroit Michigan; 1997
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In July 2012, Niagara exhibited her first Detroit show in 6 years,
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NIAGARA; The Candy Store; San Francisco, California; April 3, 2004
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In 1996, Niagara teamed up with the Royal Oak, Michigan art space
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on guitar, both accomplished musicians with a punk-jazz pedigree.
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DOPE SHOW; CORKTOWN TAVERN; Detroit, Michigan; November 18, 2006
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ALL MEN ARE CREMATED EQUAL; ©POP Gallery; Detroit Michigan; 1996
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GROUP SHOW; M Modern Gallery; Palm Springs, FL; January 8, 2005
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Get Outa my Line of Fire--Manchester Confidential 21-Jul-2006
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and depicted strong if not tragic women such as the famous
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Kill Him Some More--Manchester Confidential 03-Jul-2006
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Return of the Repressed: Destroy All Monsters 1973-1977
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described Niagara's stage presence as, "A thrift store
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Destroy All Monsters Retrospective--WDET November 2011
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wrote about "Destroy All Monsters" affectionately in
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Pop punk priestess--Northern Rivers Echo 08-Apr-2010
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In 2004, ©POP invited her to curate a show entitled
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Destroy All Monsters
Detroit, Michigan
Punk rock
Detroit, Michigan
punk rock
Destroy All Monsters
Lowbrow art movement
University of Michigan
Destroy All Monsters
Mike Kelley
Jim Shaw
The Stooges
MC5
Ron Asheton

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