The residency includes 24-hour access to a well-equipped 2,000 sq. ft. studio, a monthly stipend, and an exhibition at the end of each residency. If you wanna get down on this great program, phone Micah Gibson at (415) 330-1414.
Ferris Plock spent some quality art time at the San Francisco Dump.
Ferris Plock did the residency and put together a three part blog for Fecal Face last year. PART 1 | PART 2 | PART 3 | THE OPENING
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Ferris Plock spent some quality art time at the San Francisco Dump.
Ferris Plock did the residency and put together a three part blog for Fecal Face last year. PART 1 | PART 2 | PART 3 | THE OPENING
]]>Watch the video below to get a taste of how they create their murals from this year's Baltimore Open Walls.
Let's get closer.
OPEN WALLS BALTIMORE --- Getting To Know The Neighborhood. --- Interviewees (in order of speaking): JAZ, Tony, JETSONORAMA, Ben Stone, Rebecca Chan --- Also Featuring Murals By: EVER, STEN & LEX, JESSICA UNTERHALTER & KATIE TRUHN, VHILS, MATA RUDA music by: DAN DEACON, RUN DMT --- Special Thanks: GAIA, NANOOK, 15Four, & B'more Family
Sten Lex in Baltimore working on their mural. Love their work.
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Let's get closer.
OPEN WALLS BALTIMORE --- Getting To Know The Neighborhood. --- Interviewees (in order of speaking): JAZ, Tony, JETSONORAMA, Ben Stone, Rebecca Chan --- Also Featuring Murals By: EVER, STEN & LEX, JESSICA UNTERHALTER & KATIE TRUHN, VHILS, MATA RUDA music by: DAN DEACON, RUN DMT --- Special Thanks: GAIA, NANOOK, 15Four, & B'more Family
Sten Lex in Baltimore working on their mural. Love their work.
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Photo: Jenna Westra
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Evan Hecox in his studio. Photo by Andrew Paynter for Fecal Face.
Evan Hecox in his studio. Photo by Andrew Paynter for Fecal Face.
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$190,000 to put your art on this massive silo in San Francisco.
Artwork opportunities may include a mural or kinetic artwork on the exterior wall of the northern grain silo or a lighting or multi-media project that illuminates or projects on the cranes or silos in the day or at night. Pier 92 is located at the entrance to the Bayview community and the artwork should make a strong visual statement in keeping with the gateway experience and industrial setting. ~read on
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$190,000 to put your art on this massive silo in San Francisco.
Artwork opportunities may include a mural or kinetic artwork on the exterior wall of the northern grain silo or a lighting or multi-media project that illuminates or projects on the cranes or silos in the day or at night. Pier 92 is located at the entrance to the Bayview community and the artwork should make a strong visual statement in keeping with the gateway experience and industrial setting. ~read on
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In a unique and diverse Detroit neighborhood a transition is taking place. People are moving out, but people are also starting to move back. There is a devotion to this neighborhood, a unique challange to create a place that is rich in diversity, exciting and fun to live in, beautiful and clean to play in. Ride-it Sculpture Park come this summer, with your help, will become the first sculpture park where you can officially ride the art. Not to mention a place where bored neighborhood teenagers and adults can meet, play, create, build and ride on.
Ride it Sculpture Park consists of four vacant commercial lots along East Davison Freeway in Detroit and an adjacent vacant house as the main site for the project. The house will serve as a mini indoor park, transforming parts of the house to be skateable and livable at the same time for visiting skateboarders and artists. The park will extend into the neighborhood revamping neglected alleys, garages and other vacant lots, creating a new and positive use for the forgotten and dismissed landscapes of this great city.
OUR TEAM: Artists and skateboard industry professionals from the neighborhood and across the country:
Project Partners: Emerica, Independent
Media Partners: Thrasher, Slap, Juxtapoz
Joe Brook, Photographer for Thrasher Mag. THE MAN who got this going.
In a unique and diverse Detroit neighborhood a transition is taking place. People are moving out, but people are also starting to move back. There is a devotion to this neighborhood, a unique challange to create a place that is rich in diversity, exciting and fun to live in, beautiful and clean to play in. Ride-it Sculpture Park come this summer, with your help, will become the first sculpture park where you can officially ride the art. Not to mention a place where bored neighborhood teenagers and adults can meet, play, create, build and ride on.
Ride it Sculpture Park consists of four vacant commercial lots along East Davison Freeway in Detroit and an adjacent vacant house as the main site for the project. The house will serve as a mini indoor park, transforming parts of the house to be skateable and livable at the same time for visiting skateboarders and artists. The park will extend into the neighborhood revamping neglected alleys, garages and other vacant lots, creating a new and positive use for the forgotten and dismissed landscapes of this great city.
OUR TEAM: Artists and skateboard industry professionals from the neighborhood and across the country:
Project Partners: Emerica, Independent
Media Partners: Thrasher, Slap, Juxtapoz
Joe Brook, Photographer for Thrasher Mag. THE MAN who got this going.
Photo: Jenna Westra
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Photo: Jenna Westra
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Last Friday we were pleased to open up Dave Kinsey's first solo show in San Francisco since before 2000 when Dave was doing a lot of work in streets with his then work partner Shepard Fairey. A lot of the smaller works are homage to that era, i.e., the titles are San Francisco street names. Love his new direction.
From the P.R.: In his new body of work, Kinsey continues his evolution into more abstract representation while still incorporating elements of the figures which gained him fame during his influential, early career, street art campaign, "Unlearn." In combining and reducing his visual elements, Kinsey has refined his communication with the viewer to a more concise manner within each work. In this body, Kinsey flaunts his skill to say just as much with sometimes less, at times using fewer brush strokes to get to the same place; we see his iconic heads explode and break apart in bold and energetic compositions that provoke emotion and reflection.
The ceiling banners, the original work on craft paper, will go on sale online here the week of May 28th for $200/ each. Check back.
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Last Friday we were pleased to open up Dave Kinsey's first solo show in San Francisco since before 2000 when Dave was doing a lot of work in streets with his then work partner Shepard Fairey. A lot of the smaller works are homage to that era, i.e., the titles are San Francisco street names. Love his new direction.
From the P.R.: In his new body of work, Kinsey continues his evolution into more abstract representation while still incorporating elements of the figures which gained him fame during his influential, early career, street art campaign, "Unlearn." In combining and reducing his visual elements, Kinsey has refined his communication with the viewer to a more concise manner within each work. In this body, Kinsey flaunts his skill to say just as much with sometimes less, at times using fewer brush strokes to get to the same place; we see his iconic heads explode and break apart in bold and energetic compositions that provoke emotion and reflection.
The ceiling banners, the original work on craft paper, will go on sale online here the week of May 28th for $200/ each. Check back.
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Streetopia, a large-scale group exhibition to take place in venues throughout downtown San Francisco this coming May 18 through June 23. Curated by writer, Erick Lyle, and artists, Chris Johanson and Kal Spelletich, Streetopia will bring neighborhood residents together with at least 132 artists, performers, writers, filmmakers, activists, thinkers, and public policy makers in venues in the heart of?the city, to address the show’s themes of Utopian aspiration for the city.
For the calendar of events that will be taking place throughout the month, check: http://streetopiasf.com/ --> and it should be noted that all those events are FREE.
Didn't recognize the gallery where we had our 10 yr. anniversay show.
Dave Kinsey, Kyle Ranson, and Breezy Culbertson.
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Streetopia, a large-scale group exhibition to take place in venues throughout downtown San Francisco this coming May 18 through June 23. Curated by writer, Erick Lyle, and artists, Chris Johanson and Kal Spelletich, Streetopia will bring neighborhood residents together with at least 132 artists, performers, writers, filmmakers, activists, thinkers, and public policy makers in venues in the heart of?the city, to address the show’s themes of Utopian aspiration for the city.
For the calendar of events that will be taking place throughout the month, check: http://streetopiasf.com/ --> and it should be noted that all those events are FREE.
Didn't recognize the gallery where we had our 10 yr. anniversay show.
Dave Kinsey, Kyle Ranson, and Breezy Culbertson.
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This drawing was inspired by that looming feeling that San Francisco is an isolated island from the rest of the country. As SF becomes more and more expensive, and the lower income creative folks that make this city pulse get squeezed off the island, "the city that knows how" will slowly transform into a sterile west coast Manhattan full of tech chads and internet gurus. —Jeremy Fish
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This drawing was inspired by that looming feeling that San Francisco is an isolated island from the rest of the country. As SF becomes more and more expensive, and the lower income creative folks that make this city pulse get squeezed off the island, "the city that knows how" will slowly transform into a sterile west coast Manhattan full of tech chads and internet gurus. —Jeremy Fish
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Photo: Rimon Guimaraes (Brazil)
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Photo: Drew Futcher (Waco, TX)
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Waiting to cross the street at harding and el dorado.
Photo: Brandon Getty
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Waiting to cross the street at harding and el dorado.
Photo: Brandon Getty
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