Showing posts with label San Francisco. Show all posts
Showing posts with label San Francisco. Show all posts

Kelly Tunstall & Ferris Plock "Inside Voices"

A few weeks ago we went to Kelly Tunstall & Ferris Plock's newest show, Inside Voices, at FFDG in San Francisco. I've been a huge fan of Kelly's work for years- in fact a show she had at 111 Minna was one of the first art shows I ever attended in SF and I've been smitten ever since.

I took a bunch of photos at Inside Voices, which I am sharing here, because I really wish I could have taken all the pieces home with me so I could live in this magical world everyday! This show runs through the end of this week (5/22). There's lots more fantastic work that I haven't shown here!

"Bad Dads" Wes Anderson Tribute at Spoke Art

I went to the fantastic BAD DAD's Wes Anderson tribute show at Spoke Art last weekend and thought I'd share some photos of the work on display. The miniature replicas by Vic De Leon were especially amazing, with incredible little details. My photos don't do them justice (also included my finger so you can see the scale- they are TINY!). Lots of the pieces were sold out by the time I went to the show, but you can see all the prints originally on display here and originals here- there's still some pretty incredible pieces available!

Fox Prints by Ryan Berkley

Moonrise Kingdom Prints by Oliver Barrett

Awesome Banners by Dan Christofferson

Cute Grand Budapest Hotel piece by Cuddly Rigor Mortis

Fantastic Mr. Fox print by Doug LaRocca

All the characters, Lego style, by Matt Chase

Resin Steve Zissou by Codeczombie

Awesome Mr. Fox figure by Maryanna Hoggatt

Gorgeous Grand Budapest Hotel print by Alex Pearson

Miniatures by Vic De Leon

Miss Van - San Francisco

I am awestruck by the gorgeous new mural Miss Van painted with Ciro Schu last week in San Francisco. (It's at the intersection of Haight and Steiner in Lower Haight if you want to see it!)

I feel so fortunate to be able to see her work in person. I am always struck by her ability to create something beautiful on a canvas, and create something just as beautiful on a huge wall. When you get up close to her paintings, there's these little details that add so much- a slight blush to the cheeks or the way she accents the flow of hair, or the gold paint she used here on the headpiece. I particularly love this mural, of course, because it's in my city, and I consider San Francisco to be a more beautiful place because of this amazing gift she has given to all of us.

Here's some of my favorite photos of the new mural, as I was there I couldn't help feeling so happy and thankful and yeah- a little emotional- that my favorite artist made my favorite place a little better. Thank you, Miss Van! <3

DGPH Journey to Molestown at Gallery 1988 SF

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I'm a big fan of the Argentina based DGPH and so excited for the upcoming show 'Journey to Molestown' at Gallery 1988 SF! I will actually be in SF during the exhibit run (through April 17th) so I can't wait to see the show!

The opening reception is tonight, from 7-10 pm

Via: Vinyl Pulse

LeBasse Projects Showcase Series- San Francisco

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Culver City's LeBasse Projects will be hosting a 4 day exhibit in San Francisco featuring one of my favorite artists, Seonna Hong! Check out the details from the press release:

For a special four-day only exhibition, Los Angeles based contemporary gallery LeBasse Projects expands its horizons to the Bay Area. LeBasse Projectsʼ temporary exhibition offers San Francisco a collection of work by some of the galleryʼs best and brightest talent. The second ʻShowcase Seriesʼ exhibition presents the galleryʼs penchant for innovative and diverse artists including:
Seonna Hong, Herakut, Yoskay Yamamoto, Edwin Ushiro, Alexandros Vasmoulakis, Andrew Hem, Melissa Haslam and Nate Frizzell.

The Exhibition will be open to the public Thursday to Sunday, 12-6pm daily.
LeBasse Projects SF 1746 Post St. 3rd Fl. San Francisco, CA 94115 (New People Bldg. in Japantown)

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