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Yaron lives across the street from the propsed restaurant and deeply respects the neighborhood.

Did I mention I was invited to join a new collective gallery owned and operated by artists?

Did I mention that this gallery is on the same Larkin Street block where I purchase my quasi-legal pharmaceuticals as my favorite Morrocan restaurant?

Did I mention our first show goes up this February?

It is all true and I am planning something exciting, complete with special effects.  Check out the gradient technique:

I bet Andy Warhol never thought of that, welcome to the future,.

Please check in again soon to see what I am making and how this series comes out.  Or even better come to the show.  I would love the moral support:

Gallery 1044 February 2012 Show
 1044 Larkin St, San Francisco
Feb 01-Feb 26
Opening Reception: 2nd Thursday (2/9) 6-10pm
(Did I mention I will be offering this absurdly cheap, unique and gallery-enabled series of screenprints)

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3 Responses to “Yaron lives across the street from the propsed restaurant and deeply respects the neighborhood.”

  1. erin Says:
    January 23rd, 2012 at 9:40 am

    That first photo looks more like a painting than a picture. in an ultra-neat way

  2. jon Says:
    January 25th, 2012 at 8:58 am

    Hm, maybe I am concentrating on the wrong kind of art.

  3. feather2pixels » This was no mere crossover project, she insisted, but an attempt to visit a parallel universe. Says:
    January 29th, 2012 at 5:46 pm

    […] before it even got started, there remains no reason to pursue the imaginary sense of suspense I was previously attempting.  I shall heretofore reveal all.  This new project is another series of prints on trash, but even […]

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