Longtime Upper Playground accomplice and Chief Instigator of superFishal, Jeremy Fish presents 5 images from his Where Hearts Get Left show. Available for the first time as T-shirt graphics, these designs pay tribute to core elements of Bay Area life, past and present. From The Bikers to The Beats, from Lower Haight to The Rock, its hard not to love SF, even the Pigeons are fans!
Got some love for Lower Haight? We sure do and the New Jeremy Fish designs are here to prove it. Illustrated exclusively for Upper Playground, the new tees come in NAVY and in CARDINAL RED. Take your pick:
‘RACCOON’S LAW’ opened this past weekend to adoring fans and visitors intrigued by Wendell McShine’s new work showcased at our Fifty24SF Gallery, San Francisco. The artist revealed his powerful storytelling capacity to mind bend using basic charcoal, paper and some proper McShine techniques. His narratives embedded within his new body of work, explore ideas of chaos, lawlessness, self rule, and dark consequences that maintain its mystery and interest for us to keep searching for the connections between the dots he displayed for all to see:
Fifty24SF Gallery is located at 218 Fillmore Street, San Francisco, CA 94117-3504
For more info, please contact Trevor at GALLERY@FIFTY24SF.COM
Photo Credit: Rameen Gasery and Patrick Kawahara
The Society presents the Shotgun Cartridge Shooter Glass in honor of the oldest gun club in town, the Pacific Rod & Gun Club. Established in 1934 at Lake Merced, the historic gun club is the last of its kind in San Francisco. It is the only place in town that offers outdoor trap and skeet shooting, permitting the use of shotguns and .22 caliber rifles exclusively.
This age old institution has been a haven for hunters and enthusiasts of the sport of shooting for the last 78 years. Ernest Hemmingway has even shot clay pigeons here. The club is open to the public and all visitors are welcome. Unfortunately, city commissions are threatening the Pacific Rod and Gun Club’s existence at Lake Merced.
In support of the club we welcome our constituents to visit Pacific Rod and/or contact the Club Spokesman directly to learn how to help save this special piece of San Francisco.
To offer your support please email:
Fred Tautenhahn
Club Spokesman
Pacific Rod & Gun Club
fmt@hotmail.com
SUBJECT: Pacific Rod & Gun Club Letters
Wendell McShine will be in attendance at the opening reception of his new show, ‘Raccoon’s Law’. The Trinidadian-Mexican artist’ will present new works, exploring themes of “law without order”, “law of self” through his signature charcoal drawings. Check out the preview below and join us for the opening reception at 7PM on Saturday, June 1st.
For more information please contact Trevor at gallery@fifty24SF.
Fifty24SF Gallery is located at
218 Fillmore Street
San Francisco, CA
94117-3504
Gallery hours are: Wed-Sat 12-6PM, Sun-Tue by appointment.
