Looks like we'll be getting some new Aesop Rock music along with new Jeremy Fish art. Fish premieres his latest Ghosts of the Barbary Coast exhibit at Fifty24SF Gallery on Dec. 4, and will also feature a new song that pal and frequent collaborator Aesop Rock recorded exclusively for the show. Aes Rock's "Tomorrow Morning" will play on repeat through the night, and will be sold alongside a wooden Jeremy Fish print. Check out definitivejux.net for more info. --Oscar Pascual
In anticipation of Jeremy Fish's new Ghosts of the Barbary Coast solo show premiering this week, the folks over at Juxtapoz decided to pay a visit to his SF studio. Click here to peep photos from their visit, which includes both finished works and works in progress. That should tide you over until Ghosts of the Barbary Coast opens this Thursday, Dec. 4 at Fifty24SF Gallery. --Oscar Pascual
ASD is always down for a cool art event, but throw in a little skateboarding into the mix and it sweetens the deal like a Pixy Stix. Skateboard mag SLAP celebrates its online launch with a group art showing at Onsix Gallery Saturday, Dec. 6, and promises art from skaters and skateboard lovers alike. Head out to 60 6th St. this weekend to check out art from Ed Templeton, Arto Saari, Jeremy Fish, Jason Adams, Chris Pastras and lots more. They'll also be screening Stereo's classic videos, A Visual
If you missed last weekend's premiere of Jeremy Fish and Miss Van's brand new solo exhibits (and judging by the line that wrapped around the block, there weren't very many of you) at Fifty24SF, then Juxtapoz has you covered. Check their latest drop for more photos of throwback bartenders, sweet artwork, and people. Lots of people. And if you want peep the newest in new yourself, both Fish's Ghosts of the Barbary Coast and Van's Still A Little Magic will remain up for viewing until Dec. 30. --Os
"Clown of Doom" by Chet Zar
Last month, the Corey Helford Gallery had a group show dedicated to Clowns, as creepy as they may be to some people. One of my favorite works from the show was the piece this print was made from. I was hoping Chet was planning on turning his Clown of Doom into a print and as luck would have it, he did. This is a special collectors edition print, so the size is bigger than his other prints. It's is 17" x 22" on velvet art paper, signed and numbered in an edition of 100
We told you a few weeks prior to the premiere of Jeremy Fish's Ghosts of the Barbary Coast that mega-awesome emcee Aesop Rock recorded a new track that was featured exclusively at the exhibit. The single for "Tomorrow Morning" was sold alongside a Fish woodblock print, and is currently fetching upwards of $60 on ebay right now, but you can enjoy it without dishing a single dime. Just head over to Definitive Jux, as they've made the track available as a free download. And also keep in mind that y
"Swan" by James Jean
One of the most exciting paintings at James Jean's first solo show at the Jonathan Levin gallery was the "Swan." It was not only beautiful to look at, but was also one of the largest at 50" x 88" and made up of four panels. A few pieces from that show have been made into prints and now it's the swan's turn, (corny, I know). Each print is 25" x 44" -- archival pigment ink on hot press fine art paper -- signed and numbered in an edition of 50. They will be released at SURU th
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