If you just can’t get enough Ron English, check out his works currently on display at Varnish Fine Art. Ron is one of 200 artists featured in the group show, “Eminent Domain Awareness,” organized to combat a government agency’s vacating of several buildings in San Francisco. The opening reception took place last night, and the exhibition will be up until June 20th for your viewing pleasure. See Juxtapoz for more info.
Greg Gossel has been working round the clock to amass his largest body of work to date. “Happy Endings” is actually so large that it overflows The Shooting Gallery, extending also into Gallery Three and 666 Gallery. This video straight from Greg’s studio shows just a portion of “Happy Endings,” a preview that keeps us begging for more.
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Erik Otto is at it again, putting together a neat little package of art and design. Check out what he has to say about his new book, Paper, Fabric, Wood V.2:
“I am pleased to officially announce the release of my most recent publication, Paper Fabric Wood V.2 measuring in at 7×7 inches with 74 pages of full color photos and tons more content. Excited by how the book turned out, I decided to create a Special Edition Gift Set that includes a signed copy of the book , one original drawing, 5 stickers and a postcard all packaged in a customized reusable wooden box in an edition of 20. Oh, and get it all for only $90.”
more info at http://erikottostudios.wordpress.com/
We know you’ve been worried sick about how to fill your time on Saturday, June 13th. Luckily, we’ve got the entire day planned out for all you lowbrow lovers: next weekend the San Francisco United Film Festival kicks off with a promising lineup to get you off the couch. Our very own documentary, New Brow: The Rise of Underground Art, is screening for the first time in our home city and we couldn’t be more excited. Make it a White Walls weekend by catching the flick at 4:30pm and then joining us back at the gallery for AJ Fosik‘s opening reception.
Time flies when you’re having fun and the month of May has just zipped past us. Farewells aside, we celebrate the last 30 days with memories of the good times: six picks from our wonderful readers. Later, May!
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Good old Twitter clued us in to this archival footage of our dear friend, Joshua Petker. March 2025 marked the 5 year anniversary of The Shooting Gallery and the opening of his second solo show with us, “Neon Black.” We value this video for Joshua’s extensive history lesson on how he got so dang good at painting.
