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It’s finally here. Here is a video my friend Paul J Encinas and I collaborated on to summarize the residency I completed at the start of the year at SF Recology. For those of you just tuning in, I had relocated my studio to the San Francisco Dump for 4 months and made a body of work entirely out of materials I could gather.

Hey all. The secrets out and the location of the new SF gallery has been revealed. 941Geary is both ambitious in size and vision — no doubt this place will change the face of the art scene in San Francisco. Come celebrate this Saturday for their opening group show. For more info on the gallery and artwork in the show…go here >>

I made a quick visit to drop off my work the other day and things were full speed ahead.

entry way

it’s all about big walls in this renovated warehouse space

original neon address and red door

artist Scott Hove setting up for his install

I will participating in a landmark group show opening this Saturday from 6-9pm. New work. New gallery. Be there. 941 Geary Street / San Francisco CA 94101. map >>

a few photos from the studio to set the mood..

Just a reminder that I have 2 giclée prints available through Outer Edge Studios. The quality of these prints allow you to see every brush stroke, pencil scratch, and textured detail…all in vivid color on smooth archival paper. These aren’t those cheesy prints you see all over the internet claiming to be great. I am more than pleased with how these prints turned out, and when you see one up close, you will be too.

When It Rains It Pours
edition of 20
size 24 x 15.25 in. (with 1.5 border)
giclee printed on Arches 285gsm smooth paper

Signed & Numbered giclee edition of only 20
$200.00

When it Rains, it Pours (detail)

Perfect Storm
edition of 20
20 x 16.75 in. (with 1.5 border)
giclee printed on Arches 285gsm smooth paper

Signed & Numbered giclee edition of only 20
$200.00

Perfect Storm (detail)

Perfect Storm shown here framed in eye popping red.

Both prints available at Outer Edge Studios >>

The opening for the Sezio 2-Year Anniversary show @ Subtext Gallery looked to be a success…I couldn’t make it due to distance. The show is now moving over to The Hive where it will be up for 2 months. Stop by if you happen to be in the San Diego area. More details >>

(photos: via sezio.org)

View artwork from show >>

Currently working on a few things for an all new gallery in San Francisco that will emerge on to the scene next Saturday June 26 with a killer group show. So new…I can’t reveal the details just yet. Be sure to check back here next week for all the info.

the space

work in progress

Thanks to EcoFabulous, I will have a piece featured in the Dwell showhouse at this year’s Dwell on Design event happening next weekend in LA. The showhouse has quickly become the center piece to the show allowing viewers to step into an interactive space that is completely designed with the environment in mind, but not compromising style. For more info on the project go here.

Haven / 48 x 36 inches — A piece I recently completed that will be featured in the showhouse.

This is what last year’s looked like and inside featured a piece by Sage Vaughn.

More photos >>

My good friend Paul J Encinas and I are putting the finishing touches on a short film that sums of the work put in during my Artist-in-Residency I completed at the start of this year. This will accompany some press kits I am getting made that all together will be some of the best material yet to promote what I do. Can’t wait to get this all going and see what I can stir up.

I will keep you updated when the film is ready for all to see.

Zack Nielsen at Sezio has decided to host an art exhibition in honor of hitting 2 years with his business. It will be an awesome group show made up of works on 12×12 inch panels (provided) by each artist that has been featured on the website since their launch. All this and more at the new San Diego gallery, Subtext Gallery. Be sure to check this one out.

It Began With a Dream
recycled house paint, spray paint and collage on panel
12 x 12 in.

More info >>

Intersection for the Arts is celebrating 45 years of supporting the arts and you should too. I have contributed 1 piece to the cause.

Rite of Passage
house paint, spray paint, screen print and pencil on recycled wood
18 x 18 in.

More info >>