Materialism at Guerrero Gallery
Aaron Noble and Greg Lamarche will be showing their latest work at Guerrero Gallery, in an exhibition entitled Materialism. Show opens this Saturday the 11th at 7PM.
Between this and the Fecal Face 10 year show, you’re gonna have your hands full this weekend. Both shows are absolutely worth a peek. Do it.
Fecal Face 10 Year Show
This Friday, Fecal Face is throwing a 10 year anniversary show at The Luggage Store Gallery here in San Francisco and will be showcasing the art of 25 excellent artists from San Francisco, London, Los Angeles and New York. The show starts at 6PM.
After party at Mezzanine, starts at 9PM. There will be a suggested donation at the door of $8 — “no one turned away for a lack of funds”. Dropping the $8 will enter you into a raffle to win some original art from Jeremy Fish as well as prints & clothing Upper Playground.
Superdeux at Kokoro Studio
Superdeux will be showing a new selection of work this Thursday at Kokoro Studio in San Francisco. I’ve never seen his work in this format or heard of this space. It should make for an exciting evening to say the least. Come hang out.
Landor – Design Story
Great short film from Landor on their process at the firm in the 1960. They walk us through concept to creation with all sorts of little gems and detail spread throughout the film. I’ve always been a sucker for these types of shorts and of all of those I’ve seen, this is one of the best.
Somethingmistakenfornothing & Fourteen Tonight!
Tonight at The Curiosity Shop, Scott Albrecht will be showing off his latest and greatest selection of pictographs, type treatments, 3D wood pieces and prints.
Who: Scott Albrecht
What: SOMETHINGMISTAKENFORNOTHING
When: Friday August 27th, 2010 6PM
Where: The Curiosity Shop
Tonight at FreeGoldWatch, new work by Hannah Stouffer, Dustin Aksland, Robert Garcia III, Owen Takabayashi, Brandon Chuesy, Andrew McClintock, Eric Kneeland, Dylan Maddux, Shelby Ulibarri, Jesse Geller, Nathan Smith, Josh Blank, Pez, and Ken Davis.
What: Fourteen, Group Show
When: Friday August 27th, 2010 7PM -11PM
Where: FreeGoldWatch
Eskmo – Cloudlight
Eskmo‘s “Cloudlight” is an undoubtedly great follow up to the recently discovered Ninja Tune label mate, King Cannibal. Both artists stray outside of the expectant boundaries of the label’s catalog and climb into my possible favorites list for 2010.
For more information on Eskmo and his upcoming release — expected to drop October 4th — please check out his site.
Director: Dugan O’Neal
Director of Photography: David Myrick
Visual Effects and Motion Design: Brandon Hirzel (BEMO)
Producer: Jack Richardson
Still Photographer: Brice Matson
Luchador Collab-O-Mask Project
Peat Wollaeger‘s collaborative luchador mask project has popped up a lot in my personal bookmarks and on blogs since its creation a couple years back. I was pretty excited to find out that the show was here in SF, yet sort of sad I wasn’t around when it happened. You can see pics from the opening at OnSix Gallery and jump over to The StenSOUL Store to click through some of the masks still available for purchase.
For more pictures of the masks, check out Sean Hartman’s photostream on Flickr.
Pictured above: UPSO, Andy Howell, Robert Gimek and Meggs.
The 1st Annual Ball Busters Pinball Tournament
This Saturday at Guerrero Gallery, Rebel 8 and PBR are bringing you The 1st Annual Ball Busters Pinball Tournament to Benefit Keep a Breast. The benefit/pinball showdown will start at 6PM and go into wee hours of the night. Live painting from Mike Giant, music from Shane King and DJ Design. There will also be limited edition merch, food and refreshments available.
Matt Mignanelli Sneak Peek
Celeste and I took a trip up to Nob Hill this afternoon, to grab a bite with Matt Mignanelli and chat about his show, Transformative Illuminations, opening this Friday at Medicine Agency. We dropped by just in time to see the pieces being unpacked and peek at everything up close, prior to being hung. His definitive use of bright colors and bold geometric shapes sort of had my itchy art eye twitching with visual stimulation. We hung out long enough to meet the Medicine crew and learn a little bit about what they’ve been up to and about their operation as well… we look forward to keeping up them and their work.
After nerding out on the unpacking of the art and spying on the early stages of getting the work hung, we took a walk to find a food spot and rap about living in NYC, the art world and his visit to San Francisco. Needless to say, he’s been working hard at getting ready for the show and is as excited as we are to see it all unfold this Friday.
Meet us there, this Friday for drinks and additional ocular stimulation from 8PM – 11PM.
Matt Mignanelli at Medicine Agency
Matt Mignanelli will be showcasing his latest collection of works entitled “Transformative Illuminations” this Friday at Medicine Agency in San Francisco. The show opens at 8PM and goes until 11.
SKINNER at White Walls Tomorrow Night!!
I can honestly say that I haven’t been this excited for an upcoming show in a long, long time! The more that I read or watch about Skinner, the more intrigued and totally hoodwinked I am, by what to expect. I know it’s gonna be a great show just by the way he talks about his pieces and the terms he uses… so fantastical.
Skinner’s opening reception is this Saturday at White Walls Gallery alongside Ferris Plock at the conjoined Shooting Gallery.
Look Alive Recap
Our unfortunately short visit to Double Punch last night for the opening of “Look Alive” — new work from Michael Sieben, Deth P. Sun, Jon Vermilyea and PARSKID — was definitely worth it. I hadn’t seen any of the artists’ work up close prior to last night or been to Double Punch. It seemed like the show had a pretty good turnout overall, a glorious array of work from some super talented artists, cold cans o beer and a shop full of delightful arty toys and books. Definitely worth a trip back!
Make sure to check out their online shop for additional images of the work and information on what’s still available.
Rebel 8
A quick look behind the scenes from Joshy D. of Rebel 8 on meeting Mike Giant for the first time, a little history about the company and what it takes to keep it rolling. Short, sweat and well done.
Via: Hypebeast
Director: The WereHaus
Office SF
Office is another great example of San Francisco creativity and inspiration. Small studio, big client list; including projects with Target, MTV, Fanta, Walt Disney, 826 Valencia (pictured above), Coca Cola, Hasbro and the list keeps goin…
Look Alive @ Double Punch
August 7th, Look Alive opening reception at Double Punch Gallery in San Francisco. With new work from Michael Sieben, Deth P. Sun, Jon Vermilyea and PARSKID. The show starts 7PM and is rumored to go “till late.” Sounds like a great combination to me! See you there, right?!
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