Harry Clewans, Jeremiah Maddock and Dave Schubert at Electric Works
Friday night in San Francisco.
Opening Reception: Friday, March 5, 6-8 PM
Electric Works
130 8th Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
Art Openings to Peep this Weekend
‘Five Year Anniversary Group Exhibition’
Jonathan LeVine Gallery
29 West 20th Street, 9th Floor NYC
Tomokazu Matsuyama at Frey Norris
Our good friend Matsu opens up a new show, In Case You’re Lost, at Frey Norris in San Francisco this Thursday. He sent us over some pics, and this is definitely his best work yet.
Sandy Kim
Sandy Kim is a San Francisco-based photographer whose photos we like. She has a new book out with Unpiano Books that you should buy.
Side 2 Side at Fecal Face Dot Gallery
Opening tonight in SF.
SIDE 2 SIDE – OPENING THURS DEC 10TH 6-9PM
Fecal Face Dot Gallery (San Francisco) is happy to announce to opening (Thurs Dec 10, 2009 6-9pm) of Side 2 Side a group show of painting and illustration from San Francisco contemporary artists as well as artists from Los Angeles. This short run show ends Dec 19th.
Artists include: Derek Albeck, Jesse Balmer, Brian Barneclo, Matt Furie, Mike Giant, Henry Gunderson, Jay Howell, Alexis Mackenzie, Mildred, Travis Millard, Ferris Plock, Albert Reyes, Mike Shine, Keith Shore, Kevin Taylor, Kelly Tunstall, and Marco Zamora
Dave Schubert
Sometimes life throws you a fantastic Twist, and by life I mean Dave Schubert. If you’re into a certain style of San Fran Graffiti from the 90′s (with a NY shot added), lucky you.
Steve Powers at White Walls
Opening Saturday night in San Francisco is a show that we will miss but, you should not. Steve ‘Espo’ Powers at White Walls. Boom.
MBA: Most Blogged About
More info on the fun at White Walls
And while you’re at it, have a look at this old interview from Megawords with Steve Powers and Ari Forman
White Walls Gallery
835 Larkin Street, San Francisco, CA 94109
Your afternoon San Francisco bus brawl
This is why I don’t ride the bus. Two women on a San Fran bus going at it! Thank lordy for camera phones.
Rich Jacobs’ Move 19 at Fifty24SF
Our friend Luke Martinez dropped by Rich Jacobs’ Move 19 the other night and brought back some pictures and words. Enjoy…
Rich Jacobs opened his curated show Move #19 at Upper Playground last Thursday night, showcasing an unusual assortment of artists who are tied together through Jacob’s personal admiration for each. Listening to him talk of his longtime friendships with artists such as Jordin Isip and Melinda Beck, his childhood fascination with 80′s skate photographers Pete Diantoni and Mofo, and his drive to give his friends Andrew Scott (owner of Needles & Pens) and Brian Flynn (Founder of Super 7) some artistic attention of their own, help to bring the individual aritsts together in the show, and actually give a great insight into the curator himself. own work in the show is highlighted by a piece by his father, a drawing done from way back in the day. Its another glimpse into the curator himself, a man who is at a point in his life that he is more interested in showcasing his friends and loved ones, in bringing his own inspirations to light, than about highlighting
himself. It’s admirable, and its a bad ass show. Check it out and you’ll walk away knowing a bit more about Rich Jacobs, and about those artists that have influenced him, and continue to influence him.
himself. It’s admirable, and its a bad ass show. Check it out and you’ll walk away knowing a bit more about Rich Jacobs, and about those artists that have influenced him, and continue to influence him.
Why There are No Girls in San Francisco
Well, New York doesn’t have this problem. The site is a good, entertaining read for sure.
El Mac’s Faces of Life
El Mac works on the next level, and his new work at Fifty24SF will be just that. Next Level. Opening tonight.
Mike Giant’s Private Studio 260
If you’re in San Francisco tonight tomorrow night, stop by Mike Giant’s Private Studio 360 for some deals.
Private Studio 260
260 Divisadero Street near Haight
San Francisco, Califas
“The opening will be open from 6-9pm. Please stop by and bring cash for insane deals on originals and posters.
The space will also be open every Saturday from noon to 8pm starting July 4th.
There will be an opening to debut new work every first Friday of the month. And collectors should feel free to contact me anytime about private appointments to see what I have to offer as well.”
Mi Ju at Fecal Face Dot Gallery
The latest installment of FFDG’s In-N-Out series opens tonight with Mi Ju, A Korean-Born artist currently residing in San Francisco. We like her work a lot.
opening reception Thurs. 6/25 (6-9pm)… Mi Ju will be present. Drinks served. Etc.
Mi Ju
June 24-27
opening reception Thurs. 6/25 (6-9pm)
@Fecal Face Dot Gallery
On view: Wed – Fri (3-6pm) | Sat (12-6pm)
66 Gough St.
Dave Schubert
We are pleased to present another round of photographs from Dave Schubert. Enjoy.
game over continue
Attention SF, Giant Robot is proud to present Game Over/Continue?, a group show that pays homage to the massive influence and continuous evolution of videogames.
Game Over/Continue? at GRSF, March 27, 2009-April 15, 2009
Reception: Friday, March 27, 6:30 pm-10:00 pm
Location:
GRSF
618 Shrader Street
San Francisco, CA 94117
gr-sf.com
415-876-4773
Artist list after the jump.
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