The H Sale

I will participating in the "H" Sale on December 11th at Roots Division on 17th Street in the Mission (more details below).

All the work in the sale will be priced under $100. Actually, I will be bringing a small pieces including some brand new ones. Almost everything I'll have will be under $50 with a lot of small works in the $20-$25 range.

ROOT DIVISION GALLERY
3175 17th Street (at S. Van Ness)
San Francisco, CA 94110



THE 'H' SALE:
ONE NIGHT ONLY SALE OF ART AND HANDMADE GIFTS
PRICED UNDER $100

Date: Saturday, December 11th, 4-8 pm

This is not your mothers holiday sale, although she might really like it. Some of the Bay Area's finest local artisans and emerging artists are coming together for a one night only sale. Items for sale include unique drawings, paintings & photographs, handmade jewelry, fairtrade clothing, knitwear made from recycled yarn, and much more!

And here's the best part: no one item will be over $100. We're taking the heartache out of holiday gift giving. After all, 'H' also stands for handiwork, homegrown, harmless, heroics, hyeanas, and hadeas corpus, all great reasons to celebrat. So come by, grab a cheap cocktail, listen to some beats, and be inspired to buy yourself something! And, if you really want to, we'll let you take care of everyone else on that list too.

VIVO: Days of the Dead 2010

The Oakland Museum consistently puts on a great, annual show for the Day of the Dead.
This year's show is no exception. There is a mix of pieces from community groups, students and professional artists. Every year there are a handful of pieces that are outstanding. This year there is an installation of an ofrenda by local artist Ana Teresa Fernández that stands out. It is three illuminated figures of girls made from glass shards. There is an interview with artist here. The show is up until December 5 and worth checking out.

Little Things 10

I just got a card for a show up in Portland called Little Things 10. It's at the Guardino Gallery (see link for details). The show includes work from Dan Pillers. I know Dan from his days in San Francisco and he is missed down here. Check out his work if you're up in Portland.

5th Annual Artist Trading Card Exhibition

Some of my small work is going to be in a show up in British Columbia. Some of the 2.5" x 3.5" cards I sent up are above.

5th Annual Artist Trading Card Exhibition
November 26, 2010 – January 22, 2011

The Richmond Art Gallery's 5th Annual Artist Trading Card Exhibition is a display of Artist Trading Cards (ATCs) from local, national, and international participants. Artist Trading Cards are miniature works of original art measuring 2.5 x 3.5" that are made to trade. This international art movement is intended to be a non-commercial, non-hierarchical, non-judgemental avenue for artistic exchange. All entries received that follow the Entry Guidelines will be exhibited and then traded on the Closing Celebration.

Richmond Art Gallery
7700 Minoru Gate
Richmond BC, V6Y 1R9, Canada

An interview with curator Kathy Tycholis is here.

Some of the cards that I got traded back to me in return can be seen here.