Endless Canvas will be tabling EBABZ for the 3rd year in a row…
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E.B.A.B.Z. – December 7th, 2013
Monday, November 4th, 2013GRAFFITI AGAINST CANCER 2 – 11/16/2013 – San Francisco, CA
Friday, November 1st, 2013
ENDLESS POSTERS PROJECT – Featured Artist: IROT
Thursday, October 3rd, 2013
These are the IROT posters we printed last month as part of the Endless Posters Project.
ABOUT THE ENDLESS POSTERS PROJECT:
Every first Friday of the month, Endless Canvas hand screen prints a poster for a different artist directly in the street.
The posters are FREE (donations appreciated) and are only available that night.
NEXT PRINT DATE:
Friday October 4th, 2013 (6pm – 8:45pm)
NEXT DESIGN BY:
Turnip (ERC, PTV)
LOCATION:
23rd Street and Telegraph Avenue – Oakland, CA (In Front of Rock Paper Scissors Gallery)
TUNNEL VISION – A Photo Show by Walter Yetman – 9/7/2013
Saturday, August 24th, 2013
Gallery: www.ArtPrimoSF.com
BLACK TO THE FUTURE Art Show – August 16th, 2013
Saturday, August 10th, 2013Blackball Universe presents: “Black to the Future” - Afro-Futurism Defined
Show: August 3-31st Saturdays: 12-5pm
Reception Party: August 16th (Fri) at 7pm
230 Madison Street Oakland, CA 94607
“Black to the Future” premieres on August 3rd at our Blackball Universe Gallery, re-introducing our inaugural artist Norman Maxwell along with Deadeyes and Nelson Enriquez. This collaboration comments on afro-futurism and diverse cultural influences.
Norman Maxwell, our first featured artist, began his career as a graffiti artist in 1979. After an art school education and decades of dedication, Maxwell developed a unique and expressive style that reaches a wide audience of admirers. His hefty resume includes art direction and set design for the music videos of Madonna, Janet Jackson, John Legend, and Iggy Pop to name a few. Blending street art and classical aesthetics in a deep exploration of urban symbolism, Maxwell reaches for a self-declared “visual soul” style that explores themes consistent with Afro-Futurism.
Deadeyes first started as an artist by lifting ideas from his zine writings and incorporating them through street art, murals, and installations. Inspired by the street art characters in the San Francisco mission in the late 90’s, he began creating visuals similar to tribal masks. He developed his characters by exploring the fluidity of his lines. He discovered diverse cultural influences in his works, with symbols from traditional African, Inuit, Polynesian, and Native American art forms. He believes that this new visual language from various styles will enable his viewers to accept the combinations of culture in their daily lives.
Nelson Enriquez is a multidisciplinary artist primarily focused in painting, photography, video, and mixed media. Born in Havana, Cuba, Nelson’s work is both social and sometimes biographical, exploring themes of immigration, travel, frontiers, consumerism, and material scarcity. Nelson has exhibited widely in Cuba, Germany, and the U.S. in both personal and collective exhibitions. E has received international awards from “Europa Abierta” and the Cuban National Festival of Ephemeral Sculpture.
3rd Annual PRINTMAKERS PICNIC – Sun Aug 11th, 2013
Friday, August 9th, 2013Endless Canvas will be set up THIS SUNDAY at Mosswood Park in Oakland, CA.
We’ll be linking with artists to offer hand pulled prints that are not available on our website.
(Flyer by Tom R)
Please invite your friends on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/385121554921220/
SURVIVE – art exhibition
Friday, August 2nd, 2013TONIGHT…FIRST FRIDAY…one night only
sur·vive
1. To live. To remain alive.
2. To live through. To outlive.
3. To carry on despite hardships; or the death of a loved one.
from Latin, supervivere, super ‘over, beyond’ + vivere ‘to live’; or ‘to live beyond’.
SURVIVE is an exhibition featuring a conceptually coherent and significant, original body of work by L.A. based emerging artists SINER, FISHE, DREYE, KYLE THOMAS, and NATHAN SMITH.
The exhibition will feature 36 3×4 ft. canvasses. The artists work from the same flat monochromatic palette mixing ink, acrylic, markers, brush, rollers, and spray paint.
Their abstract work on the street translates directly across surfaces, textures, and contexts onto the canvass. The fearless originality and brutal honesty of their works create a dramatic composition that reflects an aggressive obsession with technique and medium. The works’ distinctively raw aesthetic results in something chaotic, yet unique and beautiful.
FIRST FRIDAY AUGUST 2, 2013
SEVEN TO ELEVEN PM
SHOW RUNS ONE NIGHT ONLY
2600 TELEGRAPH AVENUE
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA 94612
SURVIVE has consciously chosen Oakland to follow up New Orleans and Detroit to provoke a dialogue on the transformative power of art. Inviting Bay Area street culture purveyors and art audiences to the showcase of emerging artists in a formerly vacant structure, and now transformed ‘pop-up’ gallery space, the concept, the process, and the art reinforce the purpose: SURVIVE.
To view the making of the traveling exhibition and large-scale street art murals visit: superviveredesign.com
Source http://superviveredesign.com
Featured Artist: ATTICA RIOT (Endless Posters Project)
Thursday, August 1st, 2013
These are the Attica Riot posters we printed last month as part of the Endless Posters Project.
ABOUT THE ENDLESS POSTERS PROJECT:
Every first Friday of the month, Endless Canvas hand screen prints a poster for a different artist directly in the street.
The posters are FREE (donations appreciated) and are only available that night.
NEXT PRINT DATE:
Friday August 2nd, 2013 (6pm – 8:45pm)
NEXT DESIGN BY:
Bella Ciao
LOCATION:
23rd Street and Telegraph Avenue – Oakland, CA (In Front of Rock Paper Scissors Gallery)
ENDLESS POSTERS PROJECT – Printing at Tonights Artwalk (July 5th, 2013)
Friday, July 5th, 2013Tonight Endless Canvas will be screen printing live and giving out free (donation based) posters at Oakland’s first Friday Art Walk.
We will be set up at 23rd Street and Telegraph Ave, and will print from 6pm-8:45pm or while supplies last.
This months artist is ATTICA RIOT. (Artist will not be present)
(This photo is from last month when we printed Madeleine’s design.)
Our Endless Posters Project has been printing a free poster for a different artist every month consistently for over eight months and off and on over the past few years.
3rd Annual PRINTMAKERS PICNIC – August 11th, 2013
Friday, July 5th, 2013Endless Canvas will be participating in this years Printmakers Picnic for the third year in a row.
Please invite your friends on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/385121554921220/
ÜBERMENSCH – Ales “BASK” Hostomsky Solo Show – San Francisco, CA
Saturday, June 22nd, 2013
1AM Gallery
1000 Howard Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
www.1AMSF.com
Übermensch
A solo show of works on canvas
Opening Reception: Friday, July 5th, 2013, 6:30 – 9:30pm
Show Dates: July 5th through August 3rd
SAN FRANCISCO, CA – 1AM is pleased to present, “Übermensch”, a solo show by Ales “BASK” Hostomsky that opens July 5th from 6:30-9:30pm. “Ubermensch” will showcase works depicting children painted as superheroes on found and weathered surfaces that exhibit an energetic urban art aesthetic. The term “Ubermensch”, coined by Friedrich Nietzsche, refers to a state of being super-human; a state which Nietzsche believed mankind should strive to obtain. Expect to see a mix of iconic comic book imagery and playful representations of children upon panels and box frames.
During his childhood, the idea of God as a form of salvation seemed like a foreign concept, but the thought of becoming a super-man seemed obtainable or, at least, something worth striving for. BASK’s highly textural works of child-like figures upon layered, urban backdrops with vibrant comic book iconography recall the fantastical imaginings of his youth.
Bask’s work has appeared in countless publications in both advertising and editorial capacities. He has been shown in the Florida International Museum as well as the Jacksonville Museum of Modern Art, which also has his work in its permanent collection. In addition to doing work for Death Cab For Cutie, Primus, and RIDE Snowboards, he was recently commissioned for a series of canvases for the backdrop in Iron Man 3.
For more information, visit www.1AMGallery.com.
Out of Order – Art Show – Santa Rosa, CA
Thursday, May 23rd, 2013
NINA WRIGHT “So Flesh” – Solo Art Show at VAMP – Oakland, CA
Monday, April 8th, 2013
“So Flesh”
The beautiful and macabre paintings of Nina Wright are on display at Vamp record store in downtown Oakland at 331 19th Street. Canvases stretched to form pieces of a female body bring to life the original style of Nina’s brush through color, shape, space, and layers of expression.
Check it out, it’s dope!
CANNON DILL “Heavy Water” – Solo Art Show at Le Qui Vive Gallery – Oakland, CA
Monday, April 8th, 2013
Cannon Dill’s solo show at Le Qui Vive gallery at 1525 Webster Street will be on display all this month. Spray paint, acrylics on wood, found objects, canvas, wheat pastes, screen printed and embroidered clothing make up an extensive gathering of Cannon’s works that are a must see.
HEAVY WATER – Cannon Dill’s Solo Art Show – April 5th, 2013
Sunday, March 31st, 2013Le Qui Vive Gallery is inside the Famous Four Colors building in Oakland, CA.
Cannon Dill from LeQuiVive Gallery on Vimeo.
Cannon’s dual conflict of man and nature remains evident as he works in the classic wood grain, rustic, fine line detail of work. Cannon takes on a new form as he introduces color into his palate. Between the sharp lines a new liquid, oozing between the idea of innards and substance. The colors strike and dawn the perimeters of the artist’s narrative scale. At first glance, Heavy Water becomes the feeling of the pinnacle, folksy storytelling from Cannon, leaving the title of the show to stand for the organs produced. Dictating the scale of proportions, this narrative begins to set this rule. We also gain the magnitude and importance in the large scale murals that Cannon produces; a direct translation of size within his work. The approach reprises the undertones that Cannon consistently aims for. A sense of detachment from the wonders of the simple world bring to life the harrowing dismissal of nature; present in the subjects he draws a new idea of reason, awareness & introspective thinking.
