SF FINE ART FAIR w/ GUERRERO GALLERY

May 18th, 2010

For almost a decade, San Francisco has not hosted an internationally ranked fine art fair. This year, the San Francisco Fine Art Fair has arrived and Guerrero Gallery is pleased to announce its participation. Visitors can view works by over 500 artists from around the globe. Guerrero Gallery will be exhibiting three artists: Hilary Pecis, Ryan Wallace, and Cody Hudson.

Fort Mason Center-Festival Pavilion, San Francisco CA
Opening Preview Party – Thursday, May 20, 7pm-9pm
Friday, May 21, 12pm-8pm
Saturday, May 22, 11am-7pm
Sunday, May 23, 11am-6pm
http://www.sffineartfair.com/



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Poster Boy Sentenced to 11 Months, Fans Start Reactionary Movement

May 18th, 2010

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Looks like Poster Boy was made into a poster boy for the hazards of vandalism, as the NYC subway street artist was sentenced to 11 months at Rikers Island for failing to appear in court. Followers and fans are outraged.

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Monday Musing: A Dash Snow Interview

May 18th, 2010

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When was the last time you cried? “Not very long ago to tell you the truth. Three nights ago, high on dope and then nodding out trying to go to sleep at like 5 in the morning and my girlfriend called me and found out I was nodding out and then dumped me. I’d say that’s a good reason to cry.” We take a peek at a classic Dash Snow as the one-year anniversary of his death approaches this summer.

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SHIPPING DAY

May 18th, 2010

So with the majority of the creative part done for my upcoming show “Inside The Outside” at Joshua Liner Gallery in New York on June 5th, the inevitable dreaded shipping day arrived. I have always good luck with my shippers Box Bros. and have lots of faith in them, but it kind of feels like sending my kids off to college every time I drop off a show.
My dad showed up early today and helped me load to trucks up with artwork and off we went at a snails pace. They generally make a huge wooden crate and individually wrap the works, so off they go tomorrow.

Once that was done, it was off to the printers to sign the limited edition print we will be releasing at the show “The Welcoming Party”


With those signed, it was off to “To Die For” to visit my friends Josh and Jason.

Here’s the wall we recently painted at the To Die For and IMSCARED Flagship store

Had to pick up some much needed tools…


and some more…hope to use these soon……Thanks Montana

Great catching up there and then it was off to an hour of traffic and more drawing time. Shipping days can be depressing, just because coming back to the bare studio kinda sucks. All these pieces have become part of the family so I can’t wait to get to New York in June to see them again… well this cheered me up:






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A Grand Affair: Bristol Receives Artists from the New World

May 18th, 2010

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The Bristol City Museum played host to a Disneyland-like world for art. Creating an entirely new reality for Art from the New World, this weekend’s opening viewed like the Oscars of California artists.

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Out of Business: Jeff Koons Balloon Dog Fabricator, Carlson x Co

May 18th, 2010

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“Another sign of the times showing that the economy continues to wreak havoc with the art world,” reports M.I.S.S, “art Fabricator Carlson and Co. perhaps best known for manufacturing Jeff Koons’s larger-than-life, gleaming Balloon Dog sculptures [see our coverage of that Metropolitan show here ] is going out of business.”

 

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Trains of Thought: An Homage to NYC Graffiti

May 17th, 2010

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It’s widely known that the vibrant New York City graffiti scene would not be what it is without the metropolis’ miles of train and subway tracks. The maze of pathways provided a moving billboard for writers to make themselves and their crews known.

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