Upcoming

See The Cradle of Life Installation at the LA ART Show January 23rd-27th. "Undergrowth" a solo show by Attaboy opens in May at Gallery 30 South.
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Cradle of Life

Atta's "The Cradle of Life" is an interactive art installation depicting a decomposing but vibrant-with-life "throne" which sits two rulers.
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Recent Work

Atta's recent work features sculptural, often interactive painted works on multiple levels of layered wood which investigate themes of death, decomposition and rebirth.
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Grow in the Dark

In December 2017, Atta premiered a solo show of new work at Corey Helford Gallery in Los Angeles. It featured decomposing skulls bursting with new life and dynamic meteor swarms of organic matter.
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Upcoming

See The Cradle of Life Installation at the LA ART Show January 23rd-27th. "Undergrowth" a solo show by Attaboy opens in May at Gallery 30 South.
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Cradle of Life

Atta's "The Cradle of Life" is an interactive art installation depicting a decomposing but vibrant-with-life "throne" which sits two rulers.
See it in Action

Recent Work

Atta's recent work features sculptural, often interactive painted works on multiple levels of layered wood which investigate themes of death, decomposition and rebirth.
See the Work

Grow in the Dark

In December 2017, Atta premiered a solo show of new work at Corey Helford Gallery in Los Angeles. It featured decomposing skulls bursting with new life and dynamic meteor swarms of organic matter.
Take a Look

Bio  

With a commitment to creating and curating surprising forms of art, Daniel “Attaboy” Seifert has forged a varied career fusing subversion with sometimes disconcerting whimsy.

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Recent Press  

Attaboy, and the projects he is involved in, have been featured and interviewed in magazines, books, podcasts, radio and on television.

Here are a few recent press links.

All the Press

Attaboy Talks Politics, Shrooms and Art

Daniel "Attaboy" Seifert found himself painting mushrooms this past year, but surprisingly, his inspiration was not psychedelics. The artist, author and co-founder of Hi-Fructose magazine started shrooming-in the artistic sense that is-after the 2016 election. Attaboy painted a new series on wood with colorful images of mushrooms, skulls and other materials that he felt symbolized themes like mortality and rebirth.