The LO-CAL show opens tomorrow, May 12th, at the C.A.V.E. Gallery in Venice, CA. These are a couple of small pieces (8×10″) I did for it. It looks like an amazing show, if you are in the area, you gotsta check it out! Separate pics below…
My piece for the Memes show, opening tonight at Gallery 1988 Melrose. It’s an ode to the classic Picard pic below…
The Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art and the awesome Jason Levesque put together this show to accompany the Andy Warhol exhibit. Each artist was given a soup can to redesign keeping Warhol’s series in mind. I went with a Warhol prayer candle.
The Lyric show, curated by the amazing Glenn Barr, opened last week in Detroit’s 323 East gallery. The show has a selection of amazing artists who created work based off of some of their favorite music. My piece was inspired by the track “Jonny Appleseed” by Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros. The image is also being released as a super limited edition print through 1xRun with only 30 available for a limited time.
The Seven Deadly Sins show opens at the Rothick Art Haus in Anaheim, April 14th. I chose sloth, and got real slothy with it. Prints available here!
Tonight, Friday the 13th, is the opening for Hitchcock themed show “Suspense & Gallows Humor” at Gallery1988 Venice. I’ve always loved the movie Vertigo for many reasons, including all of the San Francisco backdrops. Look at all them Jimmy Stewarts.
My piece for the Marvelous Humans show at Articulated Gallery in SF. I’ve tackled ectrodactyly and the mythology of Lobster Boy before, but I went for a different angle this time. The show is curated by Creep Machine, and runs until May 3rd.
It’s an older piece, but it will be on display at the Flower Pepper gallery in Pasadena, CA. “Bears” is a collection of all of the storybook bears I could think of from my youth. It is part of the “Tale of Two Legs Standing” show opening April 14th!
Art Whino‘s G40 show in Richmond, Virginia, is a massive collection of all kinds of amazing art. The Weapons of Mass Change exhibit has us artists painting actual weapons. I chose to do a couple of grenade, as well as two of the most dangerous weapons, steak and bologna.
It’s been a busy couple of months and I’ve been lagging on the news section here, let’s try to catch up eh?
First off, although the show has already passed, here is my piece for the 2nd annual “Is This Thing On?” show at Gallery1988. The show is dedicated to comedic talents, and I chose Howard and Kulap from the hilarious podcast, “Who Charted?“. It’s one of my favs. If you are not listening to it, you should. It will make your day.