Sunday, December 11, 2011
Saturday, December 10, 2011
HY.GEN.IC
With all the shit being pumped out these days, it's so refreshing to see something creative done with thought and purpose. That's why it was such a pleasure to sit down with the guys from Hy.Gen.Ic. The interview is just up and you can check it here.
Doing something good and doing it well.
Proud to be part of the (HY.GEN.IC)
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Strangers on a Train
Tomorrow December 9th at 8pm
"Strangers on a Train"
opens at
D-Structure
520 Haight St
San Francisco, CA
Sponsored by Magners
San Francisco, CA
Sponsored by Magners
Part of the Lower Haight Holiday Art Walk
Art, Booze, and Beats
Locking the door behind, you feel eyes on your back from the house across the street. Turn and there's no one. Familiar stares through the shutters of a deserted market, behind a diner, in the swirls of a Victorian cornice. Do these imprints of humanity linger in the door frames, within the window panes, or just in your mind. Beside the tracks, the cars squeal to a stop and the doors to slide open. Your heart skips when you see, towards the front of the car, the back of her head. Hair draping over a scarf wrapped tight, you approach the seat beside when she turns and you realize...you are just Strangers on a Train.
Art, Booze, and Beats
Locking the door behind, you feel eyes on your back from the house across the street. Turn and there's no one. Familiar stares through the shutters of a deserted market, behind a diner, in the swirls of a Victorian cornice. Do these imprints of humanity linger in the door frames, within the window panes, or just in your mind. Beside the tracks, the cars squeal to a stop and the doors to slide open. Your heart skips when you see, towards the front of the car, the back of her head. Hair draping over a scarf wrapped tight, you approach the seat beside when she turns and you realize...you are just Strangers on a Train.
In his second solo show at D-Structure, Alec Huxley continues his venture
into environments with the lingering touch of people. Ghostly flashes
of femme fatale's occupy his new paintings and charcoal eyes hide behind
the outlines of San Francisco architecture on wood panels. Affordable
prints and limited edition t-shirts on hand as well.
Labels:
art,
d-structure,
Lower Haight,
San Francisco,
strangers on a train
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Watch Your Hatch
New Work. Available tonight, Dec 3.
Mezzanine
8:00pm-2:00am
444 Jessie Street, SF CA 94103
8:00pm-2:00am
444 Jessie Street, SF CA 94103
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