(Above Photo by Steve Rhodes)
Closing Reception Thursday, January 27th 2011 . 7PM-Midnight.
On View December 31 – January 31, 2011
The opening reception was shut down early by the fire marshal for maximum capacity, so we are holding a closing party for everyone who didn’t get in the first time.
Spoke Art and Endless Canvas are proud to present Urban Osmosis, an immersive exploration into our ever changing environment and landscape.
Ending their three month block of shows at Lopo Gallery, Spoke Art closes out 2010 with an ambitious showing of work by an impressive roster of emerging and established street and fine artists. Featuring three separate rooms of site-specific works and two floor-to-ceiling walls of free form wheatpastes, Urban Osmosis goes beyond your standard street art show to present a selection of captivating installations and selected indoor/outdoor works.
Please note that this event is 21+
Positive press about the show:
http://arrestedmotion.com/2011/01/studio-visit-eddie-colla-d-young-v-and-shark-toof/
http://www.fecalface.com/SF/index.php/good-stuff/2668-nocturnal-excursions
http://dailydujour.com/2010/12/31/shark-toof-in-sf-for-urban-osmosis-12-31/
About Spoke Art
Created in 2010 by Ken Harman, Spoke Art is a transient curatorial company specializing in new contemporary, popular culture and street art. Harman is currently the online media manager for Hi-Fructose Magazine. In the past he has served as a contributor to the website Arrested Motion and was also the founder of the Obama Art Report. He has been interviewed in and on Giant Robot Magazine, the Wall Street Journal, the Chicago Tribune, NPR and MSNBC.
