It's been a pleasure covering the art receptions of this independent bookstore, and "The End is Near" is a show not to be missed. With this last report, we say our fond farewells to Nob Hill's very own Babylon Falling.
Emerging galleries have been popping up in the Nob Hill / Downtown area of San Francisco, and I set out to review a few of them! Read all about my gallery adventures (and my crush on River Phoenix) at Fecal Face.com!
The boss-man Trippe and I teamed up to photograph this month's edition of Sketch Tuesdays. As usual, the bar / gallery was packed with artists drinking and drawing! (and, in some cases, collaging) Click over to FecalFace.com for our pics and report!
A few weeks ago, I ventured uphill to check out the latest work from Brett Amory and Nancy Chan at Hyde Street Gallery (a neat space, I really like the neighborhood up there). Pics and review on Fecal Face!
With camera in tow, I pulled double-duty at The Lab Auction as both a reporter for Fecal Face, and a participating artist. So, if you missed out on the crowds, the snacks, and the bidding wars, click over to FecalFace.com for the official report!
Seduced by the promise of superheroes and explosions, I dart into D-Structure to see the latest from John Wentz (also special kudos to John W himself for providing some additional photos for this report). Pics and report on Fecal Face.
Mood and presence, plus a haunting concept, C3's show at Gallery Three presented an interesting challenge.. how do you capture in jpegs what should really be experienced? My photos and report on Fecal Face.
My latest adventure to White Walls has been on Fecal Face for a while, but in case you would like to revisit it, here's a link! (also included are my pics of Patrick Segui's work at the Shooting Gallery, as well as Ashley Taylor's additional shots from White Walls)
It's been a few months since I shot the "Heroes & Villains" show at White Walls (an exhibition of photography by Roman Cho and Tatiana Wills), and the show itself has since moved on, but I'm happy to report that the images (shot for Fecal Face) have found a new life. In print.
This winter, the Art Institute of Orange County published a Q&A interview with Roman Cho, probing the depths of what it means to be a professional photographer, and I was contacted to provide photos for the article. I couldn't be more thrilled! I love reporting art shows, and it's a kick to see the images get a second life outside the blogosphere.
Also, special thanks to Danny Hunsaker, the photo director / graphic designer of "Portfolio". It's a great publication, and I'm intensely jealous that Art Institute students receive it on a regular basis!
