You're most likely to recognize Donwood's work as it appears throughout several Radiohead albums. Below are a few shots of what to expect from the show. There are several large pieces that are reminiscent of the "Hail to the Theif" cover art, several color raster graphs that were used for the OVERNORMALIZER (audio installation), and even a few spontaneous rubbings of various utility coverings from around San Francisco.
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Thursday, September 2, 2010
Stanley Donwood "Over Normal" Exhibition at Fifty24SF sneak peek
Last night Fifty24SF Gallery had a sneak peek of sorts of the Stanley Donwood exhibition "Over Normal." The official opening is scheduled for tonight from 7:30-10PM.
You're most likely to recognize Donwood's work as it appears throughout several Radiohead albums. Below are a few shots of what to expect from the show. There are several large pieces that are reminiscent of the "Hail to the Theif" cover art, several color raster graphs that were used for the OVERNORMALIZER (audio installation), and even a few spontaneous rubbings of various utility coverings from around San Francisco.











You're most likely to recognize Donwood's work as it appears throughout several Radiohead albums. Below are a few shots of what to expect from the show. There are several large pieces that are reminiscent of the "Hail to the Theif" cover art, several color raster graphs that were used for the OVERNORMALIZER (audio installation), and even a few spontaneous rubbings of various utility coverings from around San Francisco.
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Monday, June 7, 2010
Lower Haight Gallery Openings
This past Friday we checked out some of the neighby-ho gallery openings, and my, my, my what fun it was! We ran through Fifty24SF, D Structure, and Lower Haters - check the detailed photo run down below:
First up was the main event, Porous Walker's Haricots Magiques opening at Fifty24SF Gallery's new space directly adjacent to Upper Playground.


Inside and out it was a wild scene, tons of great people, great art, and great entertainment! Not to mention complimentary beers and popcorn!!!

Porous' art is absurdly amusing. He's definitely got his own style. And while it may not be as detailed as Carravagio the time he saves on each individual piece is probably what allows him to come up with such a prolific show.

There was a really great stream-of-consciousness type scroll along one entire wall of the gallery






Skate or Die...

Been there done that...

...that too

One of the best things about going to a Porous Walker show is that he doesn't take himself too seriously, as such most of his work is seriously inexpensive. And I'm proud to say this precious gem now belongs to me

more arts

Snugglemachine also played and gave out prizes and compliments! What a couple of capital dandy fellows!

There was some other artists' work on display at the show too, but unfortunately I got too drunk to remember names. Here are a couple of great paintings hanging there now (I think one of them is rendered after the likeness of SF's own Jeremy Fish):


Remembering that D Structure was having an opening too, we ran over there next. These guy's have been having some seriously outrageous looking parties going on in their gallery and I'll seem to stop by too late to check it out. Luckily we didn't miss it this time:

Heeey, there's another party in here.

Wow, and look at that tremendous art (again I've forgotten names, but it's there now so go check it out)!



This art is making me thirsty, time for a beer...

Oh look, it's gallery director (and owner?), and all around nice guy, Devon

Such an outstanding member of society

Ever wonder what smoking will look like in the future? Well, maybe you should google "plooming," they had a sample bar set up


You say you're not much at socializing and the art is making your eyes bleed? Take a break and stare a classic Henson joint

Very glad we finally made it over to this opening. We'll be back!

Next we ran over to Lower Haters to check out some custom bikes

Another mob scene, how did you people get so cool?



Couldn't resist heading back over to Fifty24 where the party was showing no signs of slowing

Oh man, is that John and Jessica Trippe from Fecal Face? These guys are like celebs to me, and I finally got up the nerve to introduce myself. Here they are representing some Midwest flavor

A true pair of Coolio's. Hope to run into you again!

We met a Harvard teaching fellow who lost his finger in freak accident at the dolphin therapy camp that his parents sent him to because he wasn't speaking at the age of 6 and they thought he wasn't right in the head. One morning while feeding the dolphins this boy's life would change

The party's still "popping" inside





Well put...

whooo, what a night!
First up was the main event, Porous Walker's Haricots Magiques opening at Fifty24SF Gallery's new space directly adjacent to Upper Playground.
Inside and out it was a wild scene, tons of great people, great art, and great entertainment! Not to mention complimentary beers and popcorn!!!
Porous' art is absurdly amusing. He's definitely got his own style. And while it may not be as detailed as Carravagio the time he saves on each individual piece is probably what allows him to come up with such a prolific show.
There was a really great stream-of-consciousness type scroll along one entire wall of the gallery
Skate or Die...
Been there done that...
...that too
One of the best things about going to a Porous Walker show is that he doesn't take himself too seriously, as such most of his work is seriously inexpensive. And I'm proud to say this precious gem now belongs to me
more arts
Snugglemachine also played and gave out prizes and compliments! What a couple of capital dandy fellows!
There was some other artists' work on display at the show too, but unfortunately I got too drunk to remember names. Here are a couple of great paintings hanging there now (I think one of them is rendered after the likeness of SF's own Jeremy Fish):
Remembering that D Structure was having an opening too, we ran over there next. These guy's have been having some seriously outrageous looking parties going on in their gallery and I'll seem to stop by too late to check it out. Luckily we didn't miss it this time:
Heeey, there's another party in here.
Wow, and look at that tremendous art (again I've forgotten names, but it's there now so go check it out)!
This art is making me thirsty, time for a beer...
Oh look, it's gallery director (and owner?), and all around nice guy, Devon
Such an outstanding member of society
Ever wonder what smoking will look like in the future? Well, maybe you should google "plooming," they had a sample bar set up
You say you're not much at socializing and the art is making your eyes bleed? Take a break and stare a classic Henson joint
Very glad we finally made it over to this opening. We'll be back!
Next we ran over to Lower Haters to check out some custom bikes
Another mob scene, how did you people get so cool?
Couldn't resist heading back over to Fifty24 where the party was showing no signs of slowing
Oh man, is that John and Jessica Trippe from Fecal Face? These guys are like celebs to me, and I finally got up the nerve to introduce myself. Here they are representing some Midwest flavor
A true pair of Coolio's. Hope to run into you again!
We met a Harvard teaching fellow who lost his finger in freak accident at the dolphin therapy camp that his parents sent him to because he wasn't speaking at the age of 6 and they thought he wasn't right in the head. One morning while feeding the dolphins this boy's life would change
The party's still "popping" inside
Well put...
whooo, what a night!
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