This Saturday the Incline Gallery will be hosting an opening for Papergirl SF. On October 29th bike messengers from Papergirl ride around San Francisco distributing random art, randomly. I’ve contributed a limited set of prints.
What?
At this weekend’s opening, all the art for this years event will be displayed.
When?
Saturday, October 15th
6pm to 9pm
Where?
Incline Gallery
766 Valencia St
San Francisco, California 94110
Limited edition signed prints are now available from Varnish Fine Art. These prints are available in editions of 100. The art is from my recent triptych, “Here were go again.”
The prints are available together as a collection, or individually.
Here we go again, Signed limited edition – $90
The Wobbler, Signed limited edition – $35
The Gobbler, Signed limited edition – $35
The Hobnobber, Signed limited edition – $35
“Here we go again”
My new triptych, “Here we go again,” is currently showing at Varnish Fine Arts which opened last night. You can see the entire showing at Varnish Fine Art.
Each character has their own name, the Wobbler, The Gobbler, and the Hobnobber.
The grand re-opening for Varnish Fine art is this Saturday, September 24th, from 4pm to 8pm. This is the first show in Varnish’s new space, featuring 21 artists, including myself. Here’s the official info: Varnish Fine Art’s Grand Re-Opening
I finished up a triptych for the show … along with the return of the Monsterbooth, a photobooth I build for my wedding. I upgraded the booth in lots of ways (including a keckling sub-routine). It will be a “functional installation” and the pics are free.
The Monsterbooth
The show will be open until November 5th, and this is the address of the new place …
Varnish Fine Art
16 Jessie Street, C#120
San Francisco
I’ve just finished up five paintings and eleven drawings for a new show at the WWA Gallery, opening April 1st, 2011. The drawings are all on drawn on parchment, with gold leaf details. The work is part of a new series. Here’s a drawing called the Inspector.
You can check out all the work here …
On View: April 1st – May 4th, 2010
9517 Culver Blvd. Culver City, CA 90232
WWAgallery.com 310.836.4992
I’m participating in a group show in Los Angeles. Although I may not be there in the flesh, I will haunt the show in spirit. My painting is particularly tasty, called “Donna Gabba Gabba.” If you’re in LA, check it out.
“Donna Gabba Gabba” is an homage to Tod Browning’s classic horror film, “Freaks,” from 1932. My painting is pretty much a depiction of the last scene in the movie, but through my own traumatized lens.
Donna Gabba Gabba
Oh. If you haven’t seen Freaks, this is it …
“This October will be KILLER as WWA gallery presents the chilling group show HORRORWOOD. Curated by Industrial Squid, HORRORWOOD features the spine-tingling work of over 40 artists who were asked topay homage to the Horror Film genre.”
Event Details:
Opening Reception: Friday, October 15th, 2010 from 7-10pm
On View: October 15th – December 4th, 2010
9517 Culver Blvd. Culver City, CA 90232
WWAgallery.com 310.836.4992
The official release of the indie game “Yipe! 5: Attack of Idle Hands” was celebrated at Modern Relics, in San Francisco, on March 12th, 2010. Thanks to everyone who made it out in the rain, to see the new game and the art.
Just finished an interview with the folks at Industrial Squid.
“This time Dylan Sisson dared to stand before the firing squad and in doing so he revealed, among many other things, a predilection for chainsaws, his true feelings on argyle, and the terrifying possibility that he may indeed be close to building a time traveling robot. Don’t believe me? (Why should you? We really haven’t known each other that long.) Read for yourself.”
Read the interview here: The Devil and Mr. Sisson
