Im Here Movie

I know! Jaw dropping. I’ve never reached for my wallet so fast. Well, this and the time that I got pulled over for going 92 in a 60.  Anyway, how exciting is this? Toulouse native Miss Van , who’s recognizable style and technique is saluted around the globe, she has teamed up with designer Anaoana (who opened Glint Shop) for a very exciting and very close to a sold out collaboration. An amazement of t-shirts, leggings, totes, scarves and more….yeah! Check it out!

The apparel and accessories showcase none other than Miss Van’s iconic girl with the red cheeks.  You know, the Poupées,  the ones full of color, eroticism, voluptuousness and ambiguity.  They’ve moved from the streets and onto wearable art. While the price points are a little hefty after the holidays, we all know that these collector pieces cannot be lived without. Don’t wait ladies and gents.  Step right up and buy!

Purchases can be made at: www.glintshop.com

To view what is going on the world of Miss Van: Peep here.

I hope that everyone had an amazing set of Holidays and a safe New Years. I’d like to say good luck, good health and prosperity to everyone in 2010.

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”Paper Dolls” features new works on display at FIFTY24LA Gallery from January 14, 2010 through March 3, 2010.

A group exhibition of the artists’ interpretation of the paper doll. If you didn’t know there are some HUGE names in this show: Toofly, Claw Money, INSA, Kerin-Rose, Indie184, Lanie Alabanza-Barcena, Queen Andrea, Fawn Gehweiler and many more.  Also, M.I.S.S.’s very own Kim “The Hotstepper” Jefferson and Lexx Valdez have curated this show. What an amazing way to kick off the art New Year.

Opening/Downtown LA Art Walk: Thursday, January 14, 2010
Second Opening/Downtown LA Art Walk: Thursday, February 11, 2010

FIFTY24LA GALLERY
125 East 6th Street
Los Angeles, CA 90014
213.623.4300
Tuesday – Saturday 12 to 6

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Finally, Bebe is cool again (I used to love Bebe to bits when I was in high school).  Look at her! She is so hot, I’m not sure if it’s the apparel or the mock tattoos. Probably the latter, since Mike Giant hand did them himself. Here’s something that was brought to our attention that had us wide eyed with oohs and aahs. Posted by Joshy D. of Rebel8 (which is Joshy D. x Mike Giant) .

I posted a sneak peek of what Mike Giant is hooking me up with for my new house via Twitter. Here is the final and full version. It was cut down slightly from the original, huge bus shelter poster size, but it’s still large and the best damn bebe ad ever. Thanks Mike! You da best.

And he is right, this is the best Bebe ad ever.

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Straight from the horse’s mouth:

Me and a few friends will be showing work @ the Bo Concepts pop up shop on Western Ave right between Madison and Marion St.The space is amazing and it should be a good mix between photography,paintings,installation and what ever the fuck I decide to show.I would love to see you all there I took a big role in the curation of this show trying to show case artist’s that I respect and I think you will as well. Opening reception is from 7-10 and will coincide with all other First Thursday Galleries plus it’s like a block away from the 619 Loft Space.

909 Western Ave.

Seattle, WA 98104

Jan. 7th-Jan 31st

7-10pm

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We are closed for the rest of January as we are making some changes to the space and we will re-open on February 4th for:

SNAKES in the GRASS
a photography show from
Massan Fluker
featuring PEZ

Lots more info to come in the next weeks!

WE ARE MAKING SOME CHANGES TO EVER GOLD!

Volunteers needed for helping us make changes to our space from Saturday, January 8th- the 17th. Food and drink provided in exchange for labor.

please call Greg at 310-869-0993 to let us know what days and hours you can help out!

Ever Gold Gallery

441 O’Farrell St.

San Francisco, CA 94102

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This should be a really good show considering that Vancouver is notorious for having the same artists at every show. To be honest, I only recognize two names from this roster. Refreshing to say the least. I’m excited to check this out during my next visit. Bummed that I can’t be there for the opening reception, but that’s life.  If you are in Vancouver, go!

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We will also be accepting donations of old blankets to give to shelters so dogs don’t have to sleep on cold concrete floors
as well as old/new pet beds, towels, comforters, treats, toys, leashes, collars and carriers/crates
(please bring all you can weekend of Jan. 9th/10th).
http://operationblanketsoflove.org/
20% of all proceeds will be donated to Born Free USA

Look for exclusive prints from Amy Sol, Liz McGrath and Buff Monster
to be released during the opening reception (more details announced soon)
John Park will be painting live opening night out front our gallery
We will also have the Little Spoon Desserts Truck out serving up all kinds of delicious goodness from 7-10PM

Strangest Angels Animal Rescue (dogs and cats)
http://strangestangels.org/
Bunny World Foundation (Baby Bunnies Rescue)
http://www.bunnyworldfoundation.org/
Life 4 Paws (small dogs)

http://www.life4paws.org/

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With the recent fiasco involving Robbo and Banksy we thought that was enough already, well a favorite Parisian graff artist of mine (and probably yours) had recently had the same done to her. Fafi’s mural in Mexico was violated as well. Here’s what Fafi had to say:

As far as I am concerned I like to think people can play with my stuff in the street, If I wouldn’t want my paintings to be covered by others or even played with, I would stay in my studio and paint for myself, it’s just that sometimes it’s better done than others, isn’t it ?

If you really wanna play with the Fafinettes, you’d better be either witty or talented.  This mural is was in Mexico DF.

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Art Of Facts (Feat. FUTURA) from 13thWitness™ on Vimeo.

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I still can only come up with two words when I think of the works of Lee Renninger: wonderful and intricate.  Here is Renninger’s statement:

For the past several years, I have been exploring clay as fabric. Ceramic material is inherently dense and inflexible—qualities that have historically recommended it for utility. The transformation of this material into works that are soft and fluid as well as visually weightless, is only one way of challenging the long standing beliefs about clay as an artistic medium. Questions remain about the possibilities of the material—how it might be used and in what ways it can speak of our time.    – Lee Renninger

Much of my work has evolved from a fascination with repeated patterns and multiple objects. It is primarily clay based but often incorporates other media in an installation format. While clay is most often associated with fine craft and functional objects, I use it conceptually—stretching the boundaries of the material in an effort to challenge the accepted ideas of how clay should be used.

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Please join Timezone Gallery on January 8th from 5 to 9 pm at 717 Leavenworth St between Post and Sutter for our first opening reception and solo exhibition featuring the work of Elizabeth Amento.

Her eye catching gouache drawings and fluffy interactive sculpture of pop craft will be a definite visual stimulant. As part of our new philosophy, here at Timezone Gallery we are committed to highlighting emerging artist’s who’s work is as fun to look at as it is well made.

To understand the work of Elizabeth Amento one must take Jackson Pollack, Kara Walker, and Cecily Brown, smash their works together, delicately though and on small 8 by 8 inch pieces of white archival paper. Then take Claes Oldenburg and Jeff Koons fuck up their work so you cant tell what it is anymore, and you will have similarly looking but larger then life fluffy interactive installations. Get some curious gallery goers and have them crawl under them, around them and lie down and relax inside them.

She is a new San Francisco based artist who got her edge-a-mo-vacation or MFA at the School of The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Who has recently relocated back to SF and will be having this, her first Solo show in the place where she grew up. After you view the show and play with the art you can hang out and party in our back yard to celebrate our first opening featuring a fantastic new artist Elizabeth Amento.

on view
January 8th-29th 2010

Timezone Gallery

717 Leavenworth St (between Post and Sutter)

San Francisco, CA 94109

http://www.elizabethamento.com/

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“Urban Confluence” opens at C.A.V.E. Gallery Saturday January 9th. The show features a talented group of art renegades, whose dynamic compositions are inspired by the surrounding urban environment – the density of buildings, the serendipitous interaction of city dwellers, and the hope that elements of nature will find their way into our urban daily lives.

The exhibition will showcase an interesting diversity of cutting edge works, including paintings, mixed media collages, pen and ink, and unique hand-sprayed stencils.

Participating artists are: Codak, Craig “Skibs” Barker, Daryll Peirce, Eatcho, Euth, Gosha Levochkin, Greg Boudreau, Han Haveron, Liz Brizzi, Michelle Dubin, Nate Seubert, Renee Lawter, Patrick Haemmerlein, and Zoso.

C.A.V.E. Gallery

507 Rose Avenue

Venice CA 90291

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1AM SF is not only an art gallery celebrating urban and street art but also an establishment committed to conveying the positive aspects of this misunderstood form of art. The classes are aimed to give an outlet for people to express themselves creatively and raise awareness to the urban arts. The four classes offered at 1AM are Stencil, Art of Graffiti “Sketching Letters”, Toy Modification, and the Letter Style and Mural Production. We give students first hand experience in the world of street and urban art by teaching them the history, culture, art styles of graffiti and having them paint a mural on one of the busiest streets of San Francisco. 1AM, short for First Amendment, encourages people to freely share their thoughts and ideas through the medium of art in a responsible and innovative way.

Roman, heralded as one of the most positive people they have ever met, teaches the Stencil classes at 1AM SF. He teaches students to create stencils that can be applied to any surface, whether it be on shoes, an old shirt, a hat or just plain old paper. The class starts with logo development and ends with each student creating his or her very own stencil. All art supplies needed for creating the personalized stencil are provided by 1AM. Class is offered every month.

-Each class consists of two sessions
-The class is $50/person
-Ages 18+ welcome.

Wednesday, January 13, 2010 At 05:30 PM

1AM

1000 Howard st.

San Francisco, CA, 94103

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Hilarious! I think I have found a new artist to follow. Please check the links out.

http://withoutyoubaby.com

http://www.invisibleheroes.net

http://www.comenius.ch

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Cuban International Artist Collaboration Project

Artist Call Out

Deadline: Jan. 25th, 2009

The “Cuban International Artist Collaboration Project” is seeking visual artists, mc’s, music producers, screen printers, extreme sports athletes, and videographers to participate in a project in conjunction LA MADRIGUERA in Havana, Cuba.  The project seeks to build an international collaboration between foreign and Cuban artists in the following ways.

1. Street Artists: Painting a collaborative mural with street artists from Cuba.  The painting will include a painting demonstration event with dj’s and community members.
2. Musicians: Collaborate with Cuban musicians to create and record music at a studio. The music will be uploaded to the blog/ myspace/ facebook of the project after final production. In addition, if you have your own network of distribution, we are open to suggestions.
3. Screenprinters: Build a screenprinting studio in the LA MADRIGUERA that will remain for community usage including screen burning, printing, and drying capabilities.  Create and print posters and T-shirts made in the studio to distribute to community members.
4. Videographers: Shoot and edit the events of the project for the 10 main days of project.  There will be a final screening at a closing event for the entire project.
5. Photographers: Shoot photography of the events of the project to use on online media and print.  The photographs will be used in the final video project.
6. Extreme Sports: Near LA MADRIGUERA is “La Sala Polivalente – Skatepark”. In order to create a community collaboration, we need international skaters, inliners or BMX atlethes to performe demos for the locals. In addition, host a 2 day class to teach community youth how to ride and learn from professionals.

Requirements: artists must be Spanish speaking or willing to learn (we will not have a translator). They must have 5 years of experience in their field.   All artists are required to cover their own expenses for 15 days in Cuba (approximately $1000) and $250 for your visa.

We will be traveling to Cuba legally with permits.  We will arrange all permiting and hotels. The project is scheduled for June 15-30th, 2010.

If you are interested in participating please email the following information to erinyoshi@gmail.com or sofia.maldo@gmail.com

Please Title the email: Cuban International Artists Collaborative Project

1. Bio
2. Portfolio or 5 images of your work
3. Link to electronic media (websites, facebook, flicker, myspace)
4. CV
5. Specialization: Painters, photographer, screenprinter, videographers, extreme sports, or musician.

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Clark Magazine celebrates its 40th issue with 3 special covers done up by the french artist Miss Van. Issue 40 also offers a special song track to download on the website www.clarkmagazine.com compiled by DJ Aliejo from the french collective Pain ‘o’ Chokolat.

You can also discover the portraits of agnès b., Michaël Dupouy from LA MJC, the director Spike Jonze or the interview about Nigel Cabourn from the eponymous english brand.

In the lifestyle section you will find a special article on the twentieth anniversary of Grunge, a city-guide of the french city Marseille, and the portfolio of the photographer Jeaneen Lund about Morrissey’music fans.

Miss Van contributed a 15 page spread, also you will find the works of Marylin Minter, Francine Spiegel and Derek Albeck in the magazine.

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Past posts that you may have missed that should not slip under your Art Radar:

Toofly x Kidrobot: Dunny Fetale Series

Sneaker Freaker Magazine: Best of 2009

M.I.S.S. Paper Dolls @ FIFTY24LA: Group Show

“Well round here, between Normandie and Western, we call this here a little twenty twen twen…”

♥♥ If you read my Women Making History interview last week, you’d know that bacon turns me on. Check out this iller than swine flu bacon nail job on The Daily Nail.

♥♥ Would you agree that NBC’s Community is funnier than 30 Rock right now? You gotta watch this amazing DJ Steve Porter (of Slapchop remix fame) Community remix  Tigre Chino.

♥♥ This is one of those things that is so wrong, it’s right. Follow Shit Precious’ Mom Says on Twitter for some non-sequitur gems like “Hello, Pink Dot? Thas right. Bucket of eggrolls and some Vaseline.”

♥♥ And on that topic, do you participate in all those triflin ass twitter trending topics (currently #ARealWife #YouKnowYoureUglyIF)? Apparently, that’s “Black Twitter” The Awl gets into it.

♥♥ Humorous Star Wars Street art compiled on Interbent.

♥♥ Urlesque has discovered that Gwen Stefani and Akon are dog whisperers. Or maybe I should say dog yodelers. Apparently their song “The Sweet Escape” has dogs across the nation singing, as evidenced by YouTube.

♥♥ And perhaps Michael Jackson really was the child whisperer, or had the cure for childhood cancer in his dick. Lookit how into “You Are Not Alone” this toddler gets. Via Videogum.

♥♥ Download these covers: Anya Marina’s cover of T.I.’s “Whatever You Like” heard during the lame Gossip Girl threesome on Sheena Beaston // Jack Johnson’s cover of The White Stripes’ “We’re Going To Be Friends” on Cover Lay Down //Solange’s cover of The Dirty Projectors’ “Stillness Is The Move” on Stereogum.

♥♥ Hypebeast put us on to this so new york handball video by 13th Witness.

♥♥ These ties have a message for you. Sonic Fabric ties are made out of real cassette tape blended with thread. You can actually listen to them. Via Designboom.

♥♥ Walkie talkies that look like the ole cup-n-a-string telephones. Via Designboom.

♥♥ Earlier this week we showed you mustache necklaces. Trendhunter took that to the next level. Lady Stache accessorizing to the max.

♥♥ Plus, Women With Mustaches (no accessories needed.)

♥♥ MeanRed’s e-mail blasts have put me on to two cool things recently – Soaps that look like classic video game controllers, and the amazing face paint art of James Kuhn.

♥♥ For those of you that like to, or would like to customize your sneakers, but don’t know what kind of paint to use, just get a JGoods kit. Via C’est Lavie.

♥♥ Are safety pins next in line after zippers for a hard trend? Via Blogue.

♥♥ New York Magazine’s The Cut has a video sneak peek of Lady Gaga in her 30-foot long, outer nipple pasty dress on next Monday’s Gossip Girl.

♥♥ Miss Van & Anaoana have a new clothing and accessory line coming out of Barcelona. Watch a video sneak peek of the collaboration on Vimeo.

♥♥ Married To the Mob has coverage of the Ladies Lotto “Behind The Beast” panel from a couple of weeks ago. I spied my afro puff in one of the pics. Fame.

♥♥ I like to check out Fashionista’s Adventures in Copyright from time to time, just to see who’s ripping who off.

Stolenspace Gallery Presents "Love Stain", A Solo Show From Miss Van October 1, 2009 through October 18, 2009 in London

Miss Van has been taking her seductive style of art and graffiti to the streets since 1993. Her new solo show entitled Lovestainwill feature a retrospective as well as a new body of work from the very talented French artist. This collection will be taking over two exhibition spaces at StolenSpace Gallery and will be her largest solo show to date! For more information, you can visit Miss Van’s website. Also, be sure to check out the interview Miss Van did with Juxtapoz Magazine about her work and upcoming show. I can tell this is going to be great!

October 1, 2009 – October 18, 2009
StolenSpace Gallery
Dray Walk, The Old Truman Brewery
91 Brick Lane
London E1 6QL
United Kingdom
http://www.stolenspace.com
http://www.missvan.com

Ever Gold Gallery Presents "Von Doom" Curated by Alex Braubach October 1, 2009 through October 31, 2009

Von Doomis a celebration of dark, heavy-metal inspired art with a focus on image-makers of the current metal scene. It will be on display for the entire month of October and will feature a variety of artists hailing from places as far away as the U.K. and Australia. Just in time for Halloween, the exhibit will also focus on drawings and prints in various degrees of brutality, un-holiness and gore! Oh My! Inspired by San Francisco’s own “Hell-O-Ween” Black Metal festival, this show is an ode to the music that spawns cross-eyed goat heads, summons the apocalypse, and paints itself in corps paint. Nothing is sacred – all is doom.

October 1, 2009- October 31, 2009
Ever Gold Gallery
441 O’Farrell St. (between Taylor & Jones)
San Francisco, CA 94102
http://www.evergoldgallery.blogspot.com

Jenn Porreca

M.I.S.S. friend and Women Making Historyfeature artist Jenn Porreca, was recently featured on Justin Timberlake’s website! Porreca’s unique paintings that infuse her personal and artistic outlook on life make her a refreshing presence in the art world.  Visit Justin Timberlake’s website to read the full interview: Artist Profile: Jenn Porreca’s Lucky Star

''Love It Or Leave It" Group Show @ 111 Minna Gallery October 1, 2009 through October 31, 2009

Love It Or Leave Itis a great group show featuring work by Derek Albeck, David Choong Lee, Eric Bailey French, Brent Harada, Hiro Kurata, Travis Millard, Matthew Palladino disparity, Tommii Lim, Luke Ramsey, Hannah Stouffer, and Marco Zamora. The opening reception is October 1st, 5:00pm – late! 21+.  If you’re in the San Francisco area, be sure to check it out!

Love It Or Leave It Group Show Featuring Illustrations By Derek Albeck

October 1, 2009- October 31, 2009
Love It Or Leave It
111 Minna Gallery
111 Minna St.
San Franciso, CA 94105
http://www.111minnagalley.com

Frank O. Gehry “Since 1997″ Exhibition Milan

Frank O. Gehry is recognized as one of the world’s most influential architects. The Walt Disney Concert Hall in downtown Los Angeles and the titanium-covered Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao are just two of his most recognized works.   Since 1997is the first exhibit dedicated to the renown architect and will showcase a wide arrangement of models, drawings and photographs. The exhibit runs now through January 10, 2010 at Triennale Di Milano Design Museum.

Frank O. Gehry Images © designboom

Frank O. Gehry: Since 1997
Triennale Di Milano
Viale Emilio Alemagna, 6
20121 Milano (Lombardia), Italy
39.02.724341

Carbonado Presents "Altered Luxury": An Exploration of Luxury Juxtaposition. October 3, 2009 through October 10, 2009 at Sole Food NYC Gallery

Altered Luxuryis an exhibition featuring the photographic works of Robert Dimin, Justin Melnick and Matt Salacuse. The photography in the show features a play on branding by Marc Jacobs, Chanel and Gucci, amidst others. The opening reception will be held this Friday, October 2, 2009 from 7-11pm with music by New York’s DJ Elle and a special guest performance by rapper, Curtains.

October 3, 2009 – October 10, 2009
Carbonado Presents: Altered Luxury
Solefood NYC Gallery
38 Lispenard Street
New York, New York 10013
http://thecarbonado.com

Artist's Talk with James Welling

Aperture and the Parsons Department of Photography at The New School present an artist’s talk with James Welling. Welling’s work uses a wide range of photographic tools and media to create stunning and unique prints.   He was recently featured in the Aperture publication The Edge of Vision: The Rise of Abstraction in Photography.

Tuesday, October 6, 7:00 pm
Aperture Gallery
547 West 27th Street
4th Floor
New York, NY 10001
http://www.aperture.org/gallery/

Wood Pins by Miss Van

Last month, Miss Van had a solo show, Still a Little Magic, at FIFTY24SF Gallery in San Francisco, that featured her poupees under the big top tents of the circus world.  She’s taken some of her characters from the show and created a wooden pin set.   The pins feature artwork by Miss Van printed onto wood and is a collaborative work of artistic jewelry exclusively hand crafted and produced by Princesas Market and the Limbo Family. Each of the two models is produced in a limited edition of 40 pieces, is signed and comes in a handmade and engraved leather purse with a numbered certificate of authenticity.  If you weren’t able to see the show (which was amazing) you can adorn yourself with a little piece of Miss Van love.  You can buy the pins here.  Read the full story to see the rest of the pictures.
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Painting by Miss Van

Tonight is an exciting night for art lovers in San Francisco because we have two great openings at FIFTY24SF Gallery – Miss Van and Jeremy Fish.  Many of you know Miss Van and her infamous globe-trotting “poupees” with their iconic doe eyes, pouty lips and taunting gazes.  With each show, Miss Van places her poupees in different settings and this show is no different.  “Still a Little Magic,” Miss Van’s newest undertaking, takes us under the bit top tents into the world of masks and charade.  Miss Van is showing at the downstairs gallery of FIFTY24SF.

Jeremy Fish’s show, “Ghosts of the Barbary Coast,” takes us on a visual history of San Francisco.  Using the adventurers who chased their dreams to San Francisco during the California Gold Rush as an inspiration, Jeremy Fish weaves a tale of mischief and mayhem through 35 new pieces including paintings, illustrations and woodworking projects from Indonesia.  Jeremy Fish is showing at the upstairs gallery of FIFTY24SF.  Also, check out these great video interviews Jeremy did:  A studio tour/interview with Fecal Face (view after the jump) and a cooking session with celebrity Chef Chris Cosentino.

Miss Van and Jeremy Fish are two of my favorite artists and I can’t wait to see these shows tonight!  See you there!

FIFTY24SF Gallery, a division of Upper Playground
248 & 252 Fillmore Street
San Francisco, CA 94117

Miss Van & Jeremy Fish – The artists taking a break.
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“Brujerias” is “witchcraft” in Spanish, and that is the starting point for Miss Van’s most recent pieces that she showed in Berlin.  Her fine art pieces may be out of reach for some of us, but luckily, we can buy into the bewitching beauty of Miss Van’s art by purchasing prints or postcards that are now available on her fine art webstore, Princesas Market.  The postcard set includes 5 different postcards from the “Brujerias” series and is limited to a production of 500 sets.  Miss Van also produced giclee prints entitled: Brujerias 1, 2 and 3.  The prints are numbered and signed and limited to sets of 75 each.  I want everything that Miss Van makes, but as I’m not made out of money, at least I can have a little piece by collecting all the postcard sets . . . there are more online.  Pictures of the prints after the jump . . . .

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The Upper Playground blog is informing us that this December, the one and only Miss Van—who has become synonymous with fine graffiti art—will be exhibiting at ground level space at the FIFTY24SF Gallery in San Francisco, coinciding yet separate from Jeremy Fish’s upstairs show at FIFTY24SF.

Um, Jeremy Fish and Miss Van on the same bill?! Bananas…Apples and Bananas…I cannot wait.

We’ll post more details on the opening and exhibition dates when they become available but I really  just wanted to put this out there now cause I know a lot of you will want to travel up to SF for this.

Need your Miss Van fix, like now?! Visit NOTCOT’s online gallery of Miss Van’s simply breathtaking Princesas at the Merry Karnowsky Gallery from March 2007.

FlakeTV gives us an inside look at Iguapop Gallery & Shop, a gallery/clothing shop in Barcelona’s El Borne neighborhood. They host exhibitions by artists like Miss Van and Kim Gordon (of Sonic Youth).

It sounds like Iguapop also carries an nice collection of magazines about fashion, design and urban art so if you’re ever in Barcelona, drop on by!

www.flake.tv