A lot more from this location soon, but in the mean time, Art Bell, Backwards-J Jesus, “Nietsche” and G-Unot Records getting up after the break.
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David Del Pilar Potes, Gold & Pink, published by Swill Children (I think?)
This zine is beautiful. I also like the idea that a someone who shoots mostly in black and white would make such a colorful ‘zine.
A few more images after the break.
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Our friend Andres is opening his new space Guerrero Gallery this Saturday with a group show featuring friends Bill McRight, Brian Willmont, Ryan Wallace, Hilary Pecis, AJ Fosik and many, many more. San Francisco – check it out.
Guerrero Gallery
Inaugural Group Show
Saturday, March 6, 2010
7:00pm-11:00pm
2700 19th Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
. . . and now back to work.
I’m not sure how I feel about it yet.
Anyhow, it is for an upcoming exhibition we are doing here at Space 1026 featuring the different printmaking processes members use.
Opening March 5th.
From Megawords, one of our favorite publications:
“A solo exhibition created by Megawords magazine opens Friday, March 5th at Printed Matter in New York City. The show will offer an introduction to the entire project, including displays of all past issues, photos and work by Megawords and Megawords contributors, and other related ephemera and inspiration. In addition, a light and sound installation will be on view for the show’s opening.”
Megawords @ Printed Matter
March 5 – April 3, 2010
Opening Reception: Friday, March 5th from 5-7pm
195 10th Avenue
New York, NY 10011
A while back we spent some time poking around the shore of the Delaware River. Behind Winzinger Recycling in Port Richmond we came across a surprising assortment of bricks stamped with names like “Big Savage”, “Alamo” and “Hayes Run”. The variety of manufacturers was astounding, and a sad reminder of the decline of industry in Philadelphia. What was that old motto? “Philadelphia – we make everything here”? Not anymore.
A whole lot more after the break.
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I thought the use of spray paint on snow that I spotted on 17th St. was pretty damn creative, but the addition of the parking ticket on this sculptural gem (spotted on the interweb) trumps Rustoleum.
Via Philebrity.
Orion Shepherd had these really nice paintings of Paul Wackers paintings in the HYPERSPACES show at Park Life in San Francisco last year. I can’t find a website for Shepherd, only the afore-linked blog, but I really like his work.
Photos of Star Wars in the real world (shot partially in Dubai) by Frenchman Cedric Delsaux. They make me very nerdy-happy.
A few of my favorites after the break.
Via TWBE
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Back in November I visited AJ Fosik’s studio to take some photos (for the second time- photos from the first visit are here). I don’t remember why I didn’t post them.
A (very) few more after the break.
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From the past week in Philadelphia.
More after the break, along with one poor Volvo that parked in the wrong corner of the lot.
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A friend found this love letter from the “Juggernaut” a self described Prince look-alike in prison who is into doing “yoga, writing novels, writing music, math, (and) eating right)” to a girl he has never met. It is really one of the funniest things I have ever read. Here’s a sample “After drinking in your natural beauty, your grand design sent me on internal pilgrimage to bring forth the all of me and the best of me, to fulfill a deep desire to become connected with you in some way. Rediscovering my deepest need to become one soul by combining my soul with the transcendent soul of an angel.” The actual letter after the jump
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