Faultline 8×10

I am excited to be part of the Faultline 8×10 exhibition, the Faultline Artspace ten-year anniversary reboot of its first 8×10 show. Many of the artists have returned, along with some new faces. All art is sized at 8″ × 10″, in a variety of media and styles.
Opening Reception: Saturday, 2/24 from 6–9pm
850 42nd Ave, Suite 2D, Oakland, CA 94601
Featuring 80 artists, including:
Alison OK, Ambrose Chan, Anne Garvey, Armando Resendez, Betsy Kendall, Bill Prochnow, Bre Gipson, Brent Hayden, Cameron Thompson, Chaves, Chelsea Robot, Chris Granillo, Christina Spiegel, Dan Fontes, Darren Koepp, David Burke, Deadeyes, Don’t Fret, Dylan Kelly, Erik Bakke, Fred Nolan, Hannah Wynkoop, Heather Robinson, Helena Sorus, Jack Vosney, Jake Wattling, James Bonacci, Javier Estrella, John Casey, Jon Carling, Jordan Quintero, Kristi Holohan, Lisa Drostova, Lisa Rigby, Lisa Pisa, Logan Hammond, Lorenzo Crockett, Luka Fernandez, Madelyne Templeton, Marcos LaFarga, Martin Webb, Mario Navasero, Mariana Moreno-Gonzalez, Mary Kalcic, Mary Kalin-Casey, Mary Southall, Max Kauffman, May Lo, Melanie Sharr, Michael McConnell, Michael Manente, Mittie Cueterra, Monkonjay Yancy, Nadine Laurent, Naseem Alavi, Nicole Hayden, Ozi Magana, Pancho Pescador, Perry Frietas, Phillip Ginn, Question Marker, Rafael Tapia III, Renee Ring (Castro), Reon English, Ryan Kelder, Ryan LaLonde, Ryan McJunkin, Santos Shelton, Sophie Leininger, Stephanie Silk. Tallulah Teryll, Tanza Solis, Taylor Smalls, Val Margolin, Vero Orozco, YouBeen Kim, and Zachary Sweet
City Bird

John Casey and I both have pieces in the First Annual Postcard Show at Brassworks Gallery in Portland, OR.
This is an amazing lineup of over 800 images from international contributors. Each artist was sent a pack of custom-made, blank postcards on which to work, with no rules or guidelines about what to create.
I decided to go the literal route in making a piece of postcard art, using a classic font handling. “City Bird” was inspired by my favorite Lake Merrit dweller, the black-crowned night heron. He’s a cutie.
Rabbit, Rabbit

It’s time for another animal-themed invitational group show at the Bench Gallery at Fayes in San Francisco. This year, the rabbit gets its due, with 30+ artists participating.
I considered making another Alice-themed piece in the Wonder Land series, but somehow my mood was a little different. I wanted to work in a different pallete, and this idea seemed to complement my piece from last year’s Pigeon Show. The title, “Rabbit,” is as obvious as can be, but that’s because this was a childhood toy of mine and I was too young at the time to be clever with names.
Show Details:
“Rabbit, Rabbit”
Bench Gallery at Fayes
3614 18th St., San Francisco, CA
Nov. 1 – Dec. 10
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Inside/Outside at Nielsen Arts

I am honored and excited to announce my solo exhibition “Inside/Outside” at Nielsen Arts and Framing in Berkeley, CA, opening Saturday, September 30th. I’ve been working on this show for months and keeping the internet exposure to hints all the while, so it feels great to finally begin posting the work here. This will be the inaugural show in the gallery’s new location at 1545 Solano Avenue. Hope to see you there!
Show Dates: Sept. 25 –Nov. 28, 2023
Opening Reception: Saturday, Sept. 30, 2023, 6:30–9 pm
Location: Nielsen Arts, 1545 Solano Avenue, Berkeley
Drawn Together, Friday 8/18

I’ll be drawing live at the Children’s Fairyland “Drawn Together” fundraiser event on Friday, August 18th, alongside John Casey and other artists. Tickets are available now, and they do sell out quickly, so get yours soon. This is a 21+ event.
EVENT INFO:
On Friday, August 18, from 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., you are invited to enjoy a magical adults-only evening at Children’s Fairyland park to watch 50+ local artists and industry professionals try their hand at creating Fairyland-inspired artwork. You’ll have a chance to buy their pieces at the end of the night’s live art sale in the Merry Meadow. If you’ve been before, you’ll know the “auction” can be spirited as visitors engage in friendly competition for each work of art. Every piece is priced at $50, so it’s an affordable and fun way to support this legendary family attraction.
Additional entertainment includes a live DJ spinning all night, tarot readings, a puppet show, and more.
TICKET INFO: 21+ only
$35 per person
$30 for Fairyland members
Admission includes two (2) tickets for beer and/or wine.
Food is available for purchase.

Game of Shrooms 2023
Another great day of offering art “in the wild” as part of the annual Game of Shrooms event, along with John Casey and a raft of East Bay artists posting to IG. This global hide-and-seek adventure has gotten even bigger this year, with more artists contributing in newly added countries, and an even bigger group of art-foragers searching the world for free mushroom art. There are contributors on all seven continents now, even Antarctica!
Anyone can take part in this event as an artist, anywhere in the world. And anyone can hunt for their freely distributed, but typically hidden, pieces. If you’d like to hunt for mushroom art in 2024, check out the worldwide map to see if people are leaving mushrooms in your area; I am sure there will be even more players next year. For more information, see GoS founder Attaboy’s website.