Showing posts with label fifty24sf. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fifty24sf. Show all posts

Do it for the Environment, People.

Anthony Lister's show "Magic Tricks" is currently up at Fifty24SF, along with the work of Greg "Craola" Simkins. My SF readers should seriously visit Fifty24SF (and all spots in the Upper Playground family) monthly, if not weekly, with the amount of new work they're constantly displaying, and save the time and energy consumed by my constant posts about their newest shows.




Ghosts of the Barbary Coast

My San Franciscan readers need to head over to the FIFTY24SF Gallery to check out Jeremy Fish's new show, "Ghosts of the Barbary Coast", opening today. According to Fish:

The artwork in this show is my personal interpretation of some of San Francisco’s more colorful founding folklore. The goal for this show is to gain a better understanding of San Francisco’s formative heroes, and honor them in my drawings, paintings, and sculpture, as well as, finding parallels to the early days of San Francisco in today’s contemporary San Francisco, and the cyclical nature of this city and its ill behaviors.