sly like a fox

Guerrero Gallery, AJ Fosik art. not to be missed. booom do it.

2700 19th Street

San Francisco CA 94110

415-400-5168

these songs are true

indeed. new gallery in the mission Guerrero Gallery just had an opening Saturday night featuring the work of Matt Leines. radness times one million. i immediately became a super fan. guitar face.

thanks sharkey.

the warriors

After a successful inaugural show in March, the Guerrero Gallery continues with the excitement and brings you another curated exhibition featuring over 20 artists. Ranging from photographers, painters, sculptures and collage artists; each artist brings a unique personality and concept to the platform. Specializing in their craft and pushing the limits of acceptance, all of the featured artists are coming together under one roof to share their dedication to originality and concept. This show focuses on the artists' natural desire to create and express what is within.

Featured artists:
Adam Wallacavage, Albert Reyes, Alexis Mackenzie, Andy Diaz Hope, Brian Cooper, Chris Yormick, Cody Hoyt, Cody Hudson, Frohawk Two-Feathers, Greg Lamarche, Jacob Whibley, James Hopkins, James Marshall, Jay Howell, Jon Bocksel, KC Ortiz, Kelsey Brookes, Michael Rea, Michael Swaney, Mike Davis, Ryan Jaenke, Scott Anderson and Ted Pushinsky.

i have a Cody Hoyt piece hanging in my living room..... mmmmm yes please!

only up until this weekend. hurry up & see it

via SF Art & Design lover

forever young

According to his bio: Nick Mann (aka Doodles) is San Francisco based street artist who's eye grabbing work can be simply described as modern day folk art (only it's not that simple). His creations are a complicated combination of delicately wheat-pasted pieces of paper, gritty spray paint, and eerie neon nordic creatures.

His show titled "Dont Take Vaccines" is at Needles + Pens • 3253 16th Street • SF, CA. 94103 through May 9th 2010.

i shall check it out today on my afternoon jaunt around the neighborhood.

fireflies in the night whisper

as i was coming home from a lively well needed run last night, i stopped in my tracks in front of this gallery. the photos above do not do it justice as it is more of seeing these individual pieces as the whole installation... i recommend a gander. worth it. eyes will delight.

Artist is Truong Tran @ the Mina Dresden Gallery, SF

neighborhood strolls

on sunny days make my little brain happy...
stumbled upon jon carling 's work yesterday in a little shop on 16th street.
i like.