The Shooting Gallery recently hosted the group show Hard Time Mini Mall, curated by the Red Truck Gallery last month. We’re sorry to see them go, though they have another showing in San Francisco at artMRKT. The festival is starting tonight, May 16 – 19, at Fort Mason Center – Festival Pavilion.

Looking back on their time with us, here are some photos from FecalFace’s website of our opening with Red Truck in April. Rachel Ralph reflects on the event, “This is my favorite show (so far) in the Shooting Gallery’s new space and was packed full of art, a mini bar, and cowhide rugs. The Red Truck Gallery chose works with clear craftsmanship and it was easy to see in Ian Berry‘s denim assemblages and Chris Roberts-Antieau‘s awesome quilts. The space was completely packed, making it hard to see each piece individually, but this show deserves a second trip anyway.”

The Red Truck Gallery is curated by New Orleans native Noah Antieau. It is his vision that determines the line-up for their exhibitions. To learn more about Noah and Red Truck, see our interview with him we posted last month.

While Red Truck may be leaving us, we eagerly await the solo show of one of their artists, Jason D’Aquino in the SG Project Space starting July 6.

Follow the jump to see FecalFace’s opening photos of Hard Time Mini Mall.

Chris Roberts-Antieau, The Healing, Appliqué fabric with hand-painted frame, 28″x51″

Artist Ian Berry and his work.

Tom Haney, “Undercurrent,” Hand-carved automaton, 11″x8″x22″, (Base and Figure)

Frank Relle, “Telemachus,” Signed and numbered limited edition photograph (Edition of 20), 25″x19.5″ Framed

Laura Ortiz Vega, “Untitled 1,” 2024, Embroidery thread and wax on board, 8″x12″

All photos by Rachel Ralph.