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DOWN TO THE WIRE – PTV Crew Art Show – 8/3/18 – Oakland, CA
Friday, July 27th, 2018VADER 66 POP UP SHOW
Friday, September 1st, 2017
OUT OF ORDER 2
Thursday, May 18th, 2017
GATS “Against The Grain” Upcoming Solo Show – New York City
Wednesday, April 12th, 2017
“Against The Grain”
Solo Art Show by GATS PTV
Opening reception:
Saturday June 3rd, 2017 – 6pm to 9pm
Exhibit runs June 3rd to 25th in New York City’s Lower East Side.
Location:
Spoke-Art NYC Gallery
210 Rivington Street
New York, NY 10002
Gallery Website:
Spoke-Art.com
Artist IG:
@GatsPTV
(Above mural curated by Fuming Guerilla)
They Gentrify Release Party
Wednesday, March 22nd, 2017
CCTV Art Install
Thursday, March 2nd, 2017
INSIDE OUT – Invoice Magazine Release
Monday, May 30th, 2016
This Thursday, June 2nd–
Last Bus Club Clothing, Invoice PDX and Compound Gallery are hosting a one of a kind art show in celebration of the premier of Portland’s first official graffiti and lifestyle magazine, INVOICE Vol.1; featuring over fifty West Coast artists displayed in a way to represent the content featured in the publication.
In addition it will be your first chance to get your hands on the 150+ page magazine, composed entirely by Invoice PDX.
@Iastbusclubclothing
@invoicepdx
@compoundgallery
3rd Annual XMAS ON THE STREET! – OAKLAND
Friday, December 25th, 2015Christmas Day 7 pm, Location:
San Pablo Ave & W Grand Ave, Oakland, CA 94612
It’s that time of year again! We are celebrating our 3rd annual XMAS on the Streets, a community building street party here in Oakland. If you want to help out, if you are hungry, alone or just can’t get home for the holidays, please join us to share food and drinks with people on Christmas Day at 7 pm. Unfortunately, we can’t announce the location until the day of, but if you check in here (Endless Canvas) we will post the location on Christmas Day.
If you have DONATIONS of warm coats, canned foods, or toiletries (socks, toothpaste, tooth brushes etc.) you can drop them off at 1st Amendment 1523 Webster Street in Oakland, Tuesday – Saturday, 10am to 6pm in Oakland, Tuesday – Saturday, 10am to 6pm.
Thank you and we hope to see you there!!!
More Beer Less Work Release Party/ DeadEyes Popup Show
Monday, December 7th, 2015FIRST 20 COMES WITH A STICKER PACK
Comic Book Release Party /
DEADEYES Popshow
Dec 11th 6pm to 9pm
at 14th STREET SUPPLY, (356 14th Street Oakland, CA)
ONLINE RELEASE IS ON JANUARY 4TH
“Sorry Mom, I’m a Vandal” ZINE RELEASE – Nov. 6th, 2015
Wednesday, October 14th, 2015ONE NIGHT ONLY
First Friday of November BROKE is releasing his new zine SORRY MOM, I’M A VANDAL.
The event is taking place at 14th STREET SUPPLY, Oakland’s newest graffiti shop. (356 14th Street Oakland, CA)
GATS “Drifting Forest” – Solo Art Show – Opens Saturday May 9th, 2015
Friday, May 8th, 2015
“GATS is known to many as a floating face, with jaded, droopy eyes and a long, dreaded beard. The iconic mask he paints is ubiquitous in the streets of the East Bay, and can be found on walls all over the world as well.
On May 9, the enigmatic graffiti artist’s work will also be on view at Hashimoto Contemporary (804 Sutter St., San Francisco) for his first solo show — Drifting Forest — in the gallery. Partially, the title of the show comes from the fact that GATS did most of the paintings included on found driftwood.
More than an aesthetic choice, the material of GATS’ panels and wooden sculptures are a testament to the deterioration of nature. “These skeletons of the forest are sacred as I mourn in the graveyard that is urban sprawl,” he wrote in an email interview.
Although GATS’ work is mainly found on city walls, this is a rare chance to see the artist’s potential when given more time and material options. In his new works, he abstracts recognizable features of the mask he paints, and rearranges them to form new compositions while staying true to the visual language he has developed.
There will undoubtedly be a line around the block for the opening of the show on May 9 from 6–10 p.m. Look for the full interview with GATS in next week’s Express.”
— Sarah Burke, East Bay Express
Opening reception Saturday May 9th, 2015 – 6pm to 10pm
Hashimoto Contemporary
804 Sutter Street, San Francisco, CA
www.HashimotoContemporary.com
www.instagram.com/GatsPTV
www.EastBayExpress.com
Celeste Turconi and Lizzie Renschler Art Show
Friday, September 5th, 2014
Lizzie is a Cincinnati born artist, who works to dissect her dreams by pulling inspiration from her subconscious realms and bringing them into realty. Celeste, a bay area native is inspired by found objects, she works in hopes to become grounded in a disconnected world. Both artists can be seen in both the gallery and on the streets, whose large-scale murals were featured in the Endless Canvas Special Delivery shows in both Portland and California.
Field Day is located on 329 19th St, Oakland, California 94612 www.fielddaywearables.com/
JEREMY NICHOLS – Portland, OR
Friday, August 22nd, 2014
Photographer: Mata-Hush
Project: forestforthetreesnw.com
Artist Page: PlasticBirdie.com
4th Annual PRINTMAKERS PICNIC 2014 – Oakland, CA
Monday, August 11th, 2014Endless Canvas will be participating in this years PrintMakers Picnic taking place this Sunday, Aug 17th!
We will be bringing out some rare prints from the archive.
Invite your friends: www.facebook.com/events/355794991235988/
DISTANT REVERENCE – Madeleine Tonzi and Felicia Gabaldon
Monday, July 14th, 2014Endless Canvas photographer Madeleine Tonzi will be exhibiting her new paintings with Felicia Gabaldon at FaultLine ArtSpace later this month.
Opening Reception: July 19th, 6-10pm (Free Admission, All Ages)
Show Runs: July 19th – August 9th
Gallery Hours: 12-5pm Thursday-Saturday and by Appointment
Faultline Artspace
815 High Street, second Floor
Oakland Ca
Madeleine Tonzi: www.MadeleineTonzi.com
Felicia Gabaldon: www.FeliciaGabaldon.com
ABOUT GABALDON:
Felicia Galbaldon’s Paintings and Drawings are an abstract representation of what one perceives to be a landscape. In her art, Felicia seeks to explore the ways that external stereotypes are internalized through psychic formations of language (thru artistic rendering), archetypes, folklore, religious iconography, familiar imagery, architectural and scientific references. Felicia hopes to suggest that the production of space and human experience influence the formation of individual and communal systems of belief.
In both, her figurative works and abstract representational, she is documenting abstract organizational systems and distinct identities of space. The historic developmental models and the “psychic residue” which implies the presence of inherited characteristics of the mind. By referencing familiar imagery Felicia hints at the subtle history of what inhabited space and the human experience is whether it be external or internal for her viewers.
Felicia is from Santa Fe, NM, but currently resides in Berkeley, CA
