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2 Weeks Fast Time
Written by Trippe   
Monday, 12 June 2006 18:25
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Trippe saves up two weeks of blogness beer time in a 6MB form palette. This just might be my heaviest bloggy blog in terms of the amount of images. I was thinking of breaking it into parts, but frick that noise. I say over it and move forward. So here are people you don't know drinking beer and High Fiving!

Laura and Janean (god, that's spelled so wrong). Yasha was in town, so it was time to beer up with the best NY blogger friend lady.

Nothing like being drunk and excited about a band. Make everyone listen to them! Electrelane... I so wish I was at this show.

Chris is added to the friends who tend bar... I sound stoked or should be stoked, but I'm not. That shit's not good for productivity!

Yasha in a blogger stance

The night slowing down? Put your friends in a friend triangle!

and watch them start dancing. Nothing excites people like a human pile.

damn, Vanesa.

What happened in New York? Everyone's coming to SF for visits. Kari came out. Kari and Jessica.

Well, Kari had a bunch of art shows. She showed last Friday in Oakland at the Boontling with Chris Russell.

Kari Morris

I like her paintings

Kari and Chris

Chris's painting

Jessica and some 510!

Jacob Tillman. Kari on the DL.

Camille and Patrick Griffin

I heart Ego Park gallery in Oakland.

John Casey and I talk of Oakland politics... wait, I know nothing of Oakland. I do now though that the A's have cheap games on some Wednesdays.

Theo is alive and ... well, not so well, but he was out on a Friday night and can hold down a conversation! Glad you're doing ok, Theo... For those who don't know, Theo got jumped a couple weeks ago and was left for dead... For real. It was bad shit, but he doing good now.

Rock, Paper, Scissors.

boots!

Softball Sunday ends with Franklin in a wartime stance.

and I adjusted my bars on my whip... I didn't think I'd like it until I tried a friend's bike with flat bars. So comfortable. Mucho grande good good.

Ready to get down and dirty with some IPath when this lady comes in the office handing out free Giant's tickets... well, fuck.

No one else could go and even though I couldn't really go... Well, Mariah and I went. I made up my work from home. Oops on work for the day.

We had great seats but when it was clear that the Giants were to be destroyed by Florida, we opted for sunshine and our curiosity what it would be like to live as serfs in the nose bleeders.

The views of the bay were better than the views of the field.

Apparently not a popular place.

And then what's a game without some Red's?!

and their sweet patio?!

Sturgeon!

and then check out the ships at the Maritime Museum... Doesn't this remind you of a Chris Corrales piece?

Ol' time cars!

The strongest tug boat back in 1940. Fuckin awesome.

We dreamt of being on this ferry in 1920. So good. Can you imagine?!... I like to think there'd be a lot of swearing and spitting on the floor.

I heart boats... I mean christ, this is the who I'm named after. This shit is in my DNA.

and happy cats sunning themselves. :)

and buying nice news pants off guys hanging out at Specs. Best bar in SF!

But, seriously. You can't fuck with Tad's and the $11 meals of Ohio.

Tasty!

Meat!

seeing your friends play good music is also happy times. Fox Pause.

teresa and Miles

Tank Attack!

Bitch slap!

drink out of broken glass. tough!

Poker is on as of now. enjoy good times.

Richard drinking shitty beer is now and good times. santa claus!

winning at poker and buying your friends pitchers afterwards is good times and makes life smile all happy joy.

dressing your friends up like yourself is also good fun time of joy party!

saddest/ most perdy fucked up woman. may life be better to you.

like Miles and his guitar make for good life.

djing all IPod

Spider Friends at Lipo Lounge.

So great!

jessica

jesse and his IPods

Evacuee!

Check out this nice video clip Jeese shot.

perfect strangers

is there a tim back there?

perfect strangers part II

I so happy

Miles vs the drum kit

Jane

ninja tough!

I think the dirt on the cuff of the pants makes this photo. da?

RRRRRRR

america loves Bush and men named George. Well, not our America.

me and the Bigfoot at 111 Minna for the Lowcard party

ROughneck Johnny and Johnny

the Cookout

Sonny Phono

dance party 111 minna 2am

tina

perdy flowers and water. Does it get any better?

tim at softball sunday

red time after soft ball sunday

M.V.P.!

Rich, again with the shit beer?! You're to hold it down for the royalty in the blessed land!

bet that your friend can eat a plate of onions at 3am. it's fun times!

or not so fun times.

Hair! Eat some today! {moscomment}

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FFDG's spring show "Salt the Skies" is set to open on Friday, March 21st (6-9pm) -- Featuring works by Brett Amory, John Felix Arnold, Mario Ayala, Jud Bergeron, Curiot (Favio Martinez), Christopher Burch, Lola Dupre, Michelle Fleck, Matt Gonzalez, Hiro Kurata, Marty Machado, Mark Mulroney, and Nicomi Nix Turner

Brian Barneclo's 225' Food Chain Mural

San Francisco based Brian Barneclo was commissioned in 2006 to paint a HUGE mural on the side of Foods Co on Shotwell at 14th Streets. After some time on its own, it got pretty taxed by misc graffiti and pigeon shit.

A short documentary following the late artist, Shawn Whisenant

Shawn Whisenant is a born and raised San Francisco Bay Area artist whose art can be found lurking in the streets or galleries and museums across the USA, Australia, and Europe. He has been working on the streets of the Bay Area since the mid 1990's, where his images continue to endure on walls, mailboxes, and other surfaces around the city. He enjoys making books and stickers, taking photos, painting signs, and moving about in the city’s shadows. In the streets and galleries, his work has seen many different forms. From rare-hand crafted books, to skateboard films and a signature pair of Osiris shoes, his creating doesn’t end with painting. RIP Shawn Whisenant.

John Felix Arnold @BRIC House, Brooklyn

In the year or so that I've known Felix, almost every one of his shows has had a live musical element and it seems perfect that he would be included in a show called Art Into Music. He commandeered the corner of the gallery to create an installation that houses not only his drawing, but also an entire drum kit, amps and a dude playing a guitar. The warm wood paneling stands out in contrast to the matte grey boom-box tower and the muted wall of album covers and looks like a beacon calling to the crowd saying "this is what you shoud be looking at." However, it's not in a "look at me" attention-starved desperation, more like a welcoming invitation into his world.

'W.O.W. (What Once Was)' - Works by Max Rippon

Our friend Max Rippon (aka RIPO) is currently showing these wonderful wood and canvas works focused on his love of type through the lens of the fundamental transience of modern life that we're all setting goals for upgrades.

Mark Mulroney

FFDG will open a group show on March 21st featuring works by Mark Mulroney amoung others (details shortly). Mulroney will be featured in this weekend's NYC Volta art fair running 3/6- 3/9 through Mixed Greens Gallery.

Gina Martynova Illustrations

Wonderful illustration by NYC based Gina Martynova who emailed over a few samples of her works. My work is an exploration of nature's fundamental paradox and it's role in folklore, fashion and art.

Christian Stearry Illustrations/ Paintings

SKATEBOARDS BIKES SNOWBOARDS WANDERING DRAWING PAINTING BREATHING SMOKE DRINKING BEERS GETTING UP TO NO GOOD ROLLING WITH THE BOYS <-- illustrations by Christian Stearry

R.I.P. Shawn Whisenant

We're sad to have learned this morning that local artist Shawn Whisenant passed away this past weekend from, what it sounds like, a long term illness. Shawn has contributed to Photo of the Day over the years and was actually randomly featured for this past Saturday's Photo of the Day.

JL CoffinWasher

I've been following your website for years and love it. Maybe you would like to feature some of my artwork on your site?

Mike Giant at FFDG

Be sure to swing in and view Mike Giant's show at FFDG running through March 8th. 2277 Mission St. @19th. Hours: Wed thru Sat (1-6pm).

Stupids in Lisbon, Portugal

Inspired by the world known Portuguese poet Fernando Pessoa and its sentence "We are avatars of past stupidity", "Estupidos - Porque todas as pessoas o sao!" ("Stupids - Because all people are!") is an art project by the artist "Panda do Transe". It consists in a circuit of installations that is invading Lisbon streets, squares and other city public spaces. Until the end of January, Panda do Transe planned to install a total of 10 sculptures, which will show up at unpredictable places, as if they were a friendly but also ironic alien invasion.

Paradise +video

Ok, this video put together by Dave Todon and friends for a King Shit Magazine contest made our day as we work away on this rainy SF afternoon.

Brett Amory in London

Bay Area painter Brett Amory is set to open Twenty-Four in London, a continuation of the critically acclaimed "Waiting" series, at London's Lazarides on March 6th


Eddie Colla, D Young V and Hugh Leeman @111 Minna

111 Minna is currently featuring the works of San Francisco based Eddie Colla, D Young V and Hugh Leeman. The 3 person show opened last Feb 7th. If you find yourself downtown, be sure to swing through and view it in person. The show will be on view through March 29th.

Lola Dupre showing at FFDG March 21st

Wonderful piece by Lola Dupre who works out of Alpujarra de la Sierra, Andalucia, Spain... We've featured her collages many times over the years and are happy to say that she will be showing the brilliant piece below in our next group show @FFDG opening Friday, March 21st - details soon.

Curiot Work @FFDG

We're putting together a group show opening March 21st here at FFDG which Mexico City based Curiot will be participating in. The colored pencil piece below which is 15" x 20" will be included in the show.

Everyone's Time Is Their Own @Alter Space

Once long-time curator for 111 Minna, Gabe Scott emailed over some images from the show Everyone's Time Is Their Own that he curated for Alter Space which runs through... well, tomorrow, Feb 22nd is the last day... But the show lives online through PHOTOS.

Mike Giant Prints Now Online

We're happy to release a selection of prints to coincide with Mike Giant's sold out solo show "Modern Hieroglyphics" showing at San Francisco's FFDG through March 8th, 2014.

Christopher Burch's Br'er Rabbit

Oakland based John Felix Arnold (showing at FFDG in Oct '14) emailed over some work from his friend and artist Christopher Burch whose show The Missed Adventures of Br'er Rabbit and Br'er Death in the Land of Shadows: Stepping Razors, Chapter 22-Dem Bloodletting Blues (PHOTOS) just ran at Hoffman Lachance Contemporary in St. Louis last month.

It's Called "Moon"

Emanuele Kabu emailed over a recent video of his.

Opening Reception of "Modern Hieroglyphics" at FFDG

Photos from last Friday's Mike Giant opening of "Modern Hieroglyphics" @FFDG in San Francisco (PHOTOS).

Mike Giant Works Online

Works from Mike Giant's solo show "Modern Hieroglyphics" are now online and available for purchase through FFDG. The show runs through March 8th. Details: ffdg.net

Contexte to Hang Your Prints/ Art

French Industrial designer Jose Cabrita has created a sleek and interesting way to display artwork/ prints in your home with being able to quickly and easily switch out what you'd want to display. CONTEXTE uses magnets with a cork interior to not damage whatever it is you're hanging.

Nicola Alessandrini & Gio Pistone

Nicola Alessandrini & Gio Pistone went to town in the under ground gallery space of House of Architecture in ROME. Nice work, and really like the use of the online virtual tour.

Works by Andre Razo

Liking these new ink and marker works from NYC based Andre Razo.

Olek & Jet Martinez at White Walls

Get to White Walls to see Olek's (from Poland, living in New York) new installation, I Haven't a Single Explorer on My Planet as soon as you can; it is awesome. She completely covered the interior of what used to be an office at White Walls from floor to ceiling and back again with brightly-crochet. Patterns of camouflage, butterflies, and flowers intertwine to create an immersive environment and the bright colors which was much appreciated during this very rainy past weekend. Everyone left the room with a smile, and I cannot say enough good things about this work.




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A Mission Address: the New Status Symbol?
Saturday, 08 March 2014 13:29

FFDG, located at 2277 Mission St & 19th is now in the "IT" neighborhood. And where do these millionaires go to get artwork to adorn their new homes? How about w/ us?! www.ffdg.net

Around the corner from FFDG this small family home just sold for $3.5 million

 

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San Francisco Artists, Galleries Displaced Amid Tech Boom
Friday, 07 March 2014 11:10

SAN FRANCISCO --- This morning's KQED Forum focused a portion of its show on the subject of artists in the city:

Soaring rents have hit art galleries in downtown San Francisco hard. Last month, several long-established Geary Street galleries were evicted to make way for a software firm. Meanwhile, individual artists are also struggling. As part of our Priced Out series on the high cost of living in the Bay Area, we look at how the local art world is coping.

As of this AM, it's not online yet, but soon you should be able to listen HERE.

The Rena Bransten Gallery is packing up their 77 Geary space to make way for tech company MuleSoft

Art is always a struggle, but this is getting ridiculous. Sure there are a lot of art schools here, but graduating students leave the city faster than you can say student loan. This drying up of young talented artists is dampening SF's dynamic art scene.

But hey, it's a city, and we know that cities are always in a state of flux... Guess the problem many are facing is, this is happening so fast and so violent. We can hear the "fabric" of the city tearing, and for the sake of San Francisco and it's future, better hope the tech industry isn't as speculative as the first DOT COM and any conceivable economic downslide not as painful... but no worries, the artists will come back and help rebuild any potential mess like they always do.

 

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Pose MSK in the heart of New York City
Thursday, 06 March 2014 14:46

The L.I.S.A. Project NYC invites Pose MSK to paint a mural in Little Italy on the eve of his show at the VOLTA art fair.
This week Pose MSK, who is visiting New York City from Chicago to take part in the VOLTA art fair with Jonathan Levine Gallery, painted a mural in Little Italy with The L.I.S.A. Project NYC. Pose's work combines elements of signpainting, advertising, comic books and graffiti into collage-like pop-art compositions. The mural is located at 188 Lafayette, at the corner of Lafayette and Broome, and is the only mural Pose has running right now in Manhattan, although many New Yorkers may already be familiar with Pose's work since he painted at Houston and Bowery alongside Revok last year. -CONTINUE READING

 

In the Rapily Changing San Francisco Landscape...
Wednesday, 05 March 2014 10:09

I think I just puked in my mouth...

Maybe none of your friends have been forced out of their apartments, maybe your favorite bookstore is still standing (for now), maybe you can afford $13 drinks. But there will come a time when you reach your own priced-out moment, something that pushes you from "there's nothing we can do" to "we must do something!" For me, it's this:

Esta Noche to be replaced by a "New York style lounge featuring the best local House music DJ's in a... sexy den of wood, leather, red velvet, and glowing candles." Not to mention a "very competitive bottle service program." --continue reading

Photo: Emmanuel Hapsis

 

In San Francisco Dog News...
Tuesday, 04 March 2014 14:04

This poor buddy really wants to be taken on a walk.

 

Cutie & The Boxer
Friday, 28 February 2014 11:01

It's streaming on Netflix, it's been nominated for an Academy Award, so you've probably already seen this nice documentary, but if not, enjoy it sometime soon-

A look into the lives of struggling NYC based married artists Noriko and Ushio Shinohara. Heartfelt story which may give any young artist second thoughts when contemplating the life of a working artist. TRAILER

Noriko and Ushio Shinohara star in the Oscar nominated documentary "Cutie and the Boxer".

 

Spotted on Valencia St
Monday, 03 March 2014 14:12

On the way to FFDG this AM, we walked by this wicked conversion on Valencia.

 

Dave Kinsey & Mercedes Benz
Friday, 28 February 2014 07:24

Dave Kinsey (his '13 FFDG show) recently did the cover art for a Mercedes Benz mix tape and interview which can be read here.

Also in Dave Kinsey news, he just got back from Pow!Wow! in Hawaii where he finished this great mural.


 

Art galleries swallowed up by S.F. real estate boom
Thursday, 27 February 2014 09:09

SAN FRANCISCO --- As a gallery owner, it's getting a bit lonely out here as many San Francisco institutions are forced to close and/ or move out of their spaces as tech companies expand and landlords are cashing in on higher and higher rents.

The San Francisco Chronicle today covers the closing of galleries out of 77 Geary ~Art galleries swallowed up by S.F. real estate boom

The George Krevsky Gallery, the Rena Bransten Gallery and Patricia Sweetow Gallery, all occupants of 77 Geary St., will be leaving soon to make way for their high-tech neighbor, MuleSoft, an Internet services company that needed to expand. ~continue reading

The Rena Bransten Gallery is packing up their 77 Geary space to make way for tech company MuleSoft

 

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"Salt the Skies" at FFDG Opening Fri, Mar 21st

FFDG's spring show "Salt the Skies" is set to open on Friday, March 21st (6-9pm) -- Featuring works by Brett Amory, John Felix Arnold, Mario Ayala, Jud Bergeron, Curiot (Favio Martinez), Christopher Burch, Lola Dupre, Michelle Fleck, Matt Gonzalez, Hiro Kurata, Marty Machado, Mark Mulroney, and Nicomi Nix Turner

Brian Barneclo's 225' Food Chain Mural

San Francisco based Brian Barneclo was commissioned in 2006 to paint a HUGE mural on the side of Foods Co on Shotwell at 14th Streets. After some time on its own, it got pretty taxed by misc graffiti and pigeon shit.

A short documentary following the late artist, Shawn Whisenant

Shawn Whisenant is a born and raised San Francisco Bay Area artist whose art can be found lurking in the streets or galleries and museums across the USA, Australia, and Europe. He has been working on the streets of the Bay Area since the mid 1990's, where his images continue to endure on walls, mailboxes, and other surfaces around the city. He enjoys making books and stickers, taking photos, painting signs, and moving about in the city’s shadows. In the streets and galleries, his work has seen many different forms. From rare-hand crafted books, to skateboard films and a signature pair of Osiris shoes, his creating doesn’t end with painting. RIP Shawn Whisenant.

John Felix Arnold @BRIC House, Brooklyn

In the year or so that I've known Felix, almost every one of his shows has had a live musical element and it seems perfect that he would be included in a show called Art Into Music. He commandeered the corner of the gallery to create an installation that houses not only his drawing, but also an entire drum kit, amps and a dude playing a guitar. The warm wood paneling stands out in contrast to the matte grey boom-box tower and the muted wall of album covers and looks like a beacon calling to the crowd saying "this is what you shoud be looking at." However, it's not in a "look at me" attention-starved desperation, more like a welcoming invitation into his world.

'W.O.W. (What Once Was)' - Works by Max Rippon

Our friend Max Rippon (aka RIPO) is currently showing these wonderful wood and canvas works focused on his love of type through the lens of the fundamental transience of modern life that we're all setting goals for upgrades.

Mark Mulroney

FFDG will open a group show on March 21st featuring works by Mark Mulroney amoung others (details shortly). Mulroney will be featured in this weekend's NYC Volta art fair running 3/6- 3/9 through Mixed Greens Gallery.

Gina Martynova Illustrations

Wonderful illustration by NYC based Gina Martynova who emailed over a few samples of her works. My work is an exploration of nature's fundamental paradox and it's role in folklore, fashion and art.

Christian Stearry Illustrations/ Paintings

SKATEBOARDS BIKES SNOWBOARDS WANDERING DRAWING PAINTING BREATHING SMOKE DRINKING BEERS GETTING UP TO NO GOOD ROLLING WITH THE BOYS <-- illustrations by Christian Stearry

R.I.P. Shawn Whisenant

We're sad to have learned this morning that local artist Shawn Whisenant passed away this past weekend from, what it sounds like, a long term illness. Shawn has contributed to Photo of the Day over the years and was actually randomly featured for this past Saturday's Photo of the Day.

JL CoffinWasher

I've been following your website for years and love it. Maybe you would like to feature some of my artwork on your site?

Mike Giant at FFDG

Be sure to swing in and view Mike Giant's show at FFDG running through March 8th. 2277 Mission St. @19th. Hours: Wed thru Sat (1-6pm).

Stupids in Lisbon, Portugal

Inspired by the world known Portuguese poet Fernando Pessoa and its sentence "We are avatars of past stupidity", "Estupidos - Porque todas as pessoas o sao!" ("Stupids - Because all people are!") is an art project by the artist "Panda do Transe". It consists in a circuit of installations that is invading Lisbon streets, squares and other city public spaces. Until the end of January, Panda do Transe planned to install a total of 10 sculptures, which will show up at unpredictable places, as if they were a friendly but also ironic alien invasion.

Paradise +video

Ok, this video put together by Dave Todon and friends for a King Shit Magazine contest made our day as we work away on this rainy SF afternoon.

Brett Amory in London

Bay Area painter Brett Amory is set to open Twenty-Four in London, a continuation of the critically acclaimed "Waiting" series, at London's Lazarides on March 6th


Eddie Colla, D Young V and Hugh Leeman @111 Minna

111 Minna is currently featuring the works of San Francisco based Eddie Colla, D Young V and Hugh Leeman. The 3 person show opened last Feb 7th. If you find yourself downtown, be sure to swing through and view it in person. The show will be on view through March 29th.

Lola Dupre showing at FFDG March 21st

Wonderful piece by Lola Dupre who works out of Alpujarra de la Sierra, Andalucia, Spain... We've featured her collages many times over the years and are happy to say that she will be showing the brilliant piece below in our next group show @FFDG opening Friday, March 21st - details soon.

Curiot Work @FFDG

We're putting together a group show opening March 21st here at FFDG which Mexico City based Curiot will be participating in. The colored pencil piece below which is 15" x 20" will be included in the show.

Everyone's Time Is Their Own @Alter Space

Once long-time curator for 111 Minna, Gabe Scott emailed over some images from the show Everyone's Time Is Their Own that he curated for Alter Space which runs through... well, tomorrow, Feb 22nd is the last day... But the show lives online through PHOTOS.

Mike Giant Prints Now Online

We're happy to release a selection of prints to coincide with Mike Giant's sold out solo show "Modern Hieroglyphics" showing at San Francisco's FFDG through March 8th, 2014.

Christopher Burch's Br'er Rabbit

Oakland based John Felix Arnold (showing at FFDG in Oct '14) emailed over some work from his friend and artist Christopher Burch whose show The Missed Adventures of Br'er Rabbit and Br'er Death in the Land of Shadows: Stepping Razors, Chapter 22-Dem Bloodletting Blues (PHOTOS) just ran at Hoffman Lachance Contemporary in St. Louis last month.

It's Called "Moon"

Emanuele Kabu emailed over a recent video of his.

Opening Reception of "Modern Hieroglyphics" at FFDG

Photos from last Friday's Mike Giant opening of "Modern Hieroglyphics" @FFDG in San Francisco (PHOTOS).

Mike Giant Works Online

Works from Mike Giant's solo show "Modern Hieroglyphics" are now online and available for purchase through FFDG. The show runs through March 8th. Details: ffdg.net

Contexte to Hang Your Prints/ Art

French Industrial designer Jose Cabrita has created a sleek and interesting way to display artwork/ prints in your home with being able to quickly and easily switch out what you'd want to display. CONTEXTE uses magnets with a cork interior to not damage whatever it is you're hanging.

Nicola Alessandrini & Gio Pistone

Nicola Alessandrini & Gio Pistone went to town in the under ground gallery space of House of Architecture in ROME. Nice work, and really like the use of the online virtual tour.

Works by Andre Razo

Liking these new ink and marker works from NYC based Andre Razo.

Olek & Jet Martinez at White Walls

Get to White Walls to see Olek's (from Poland, living in New York) new installation, I Haven't a Single Explorer on My Planet as soon as you can; it is awesome. She completely covered the interior of what used to be an office at White Walls from floor to ceiling and back again with brightly-crochet. Patterns of camouflage, butterflies, and flowers intertwine to create an immersive environment and the bright colors which was much appreciated during this very rainy past weekend. Everyone left the room with a smile, and I cannot say enough good things about this work.

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