Here’s an install shot of the White Walls booth at SCOPE Miami earlier this month courtesy of the Warholian.com. The booth featured work from Casey Grey, Ben Eine, Peter Gronquist, and myself. Check out the more shots from the fair here…
This week I’ll be showing 4 new pieces with White Walls Gallery at SCOPE Miami. Here are a few preview images of the new work…
Later this week I will be showing some work with Philip Slein Gallery (Room 214) at the Aqua Art fair in Miami Beach. The fair will open Thursday, December 2nd and be on view through Sunday, December 5th. More info here.
I will be showing some new work at ‘Never Say Never’ opening this week in Miami Beach. Here’s some info on the show:
THE ARTS FUND and W South Beach Presents ‘Never Say Never’ and 6on12 ArtCrawl Curated by White Walls Gallery, San Francisco. Pioneering San Francisco Contemporary Art Gallery, WHITE WALLS partners with THE ARTS FUND for a week of art exhibitions and events at the W Hotel in South Beach.
The opening reception of ‘Never Say Never’ will be held on Thursday, December 2, 2010 from 8-11pm. Never Say Never will be on view from December 3 and December 4 from 10am-8pm Sunday, December 5 from 10am-5pm
Concurrent with Art Basel | Miami Beach 2010, The Arts Fund and W South Beach are pleased to present ‘Never Say Never’ and The 6on12 Art Crawl at the W South Beach Hotel, curated by Justin Giarla of White Walls Gallery in San Francisco. These two events will be the 2010 Miami convergence of artists working within varying facets of the Urban Contemporary genre including street art, graffiti and lowbrow. Exhibiting artists will include, Blek le Rat, Clayton Brothers, Eddie Colla Kevin Cyr, D Young V, EINE, Rene Gagnon, Sergio Garcia, Greg Gossel, Casey Gray, Jessica Hess, HUSH, Kofie One, LEBO, Pedro Matos, Aaron Nagel, Ferris Plock, and Dan Witz. Never Say Never will be held at The W Hotel LAWN on Friday, December 3 through Sunday, December 5 and will be on view from 10 am-8pm on Friday and Saturday and 10 am-5pm on Sunday. The exhibition is free and open to the public.
