And Heart 101 3d Popup Book & Sara Thustra Art Lybrary
Sara Thustra

I have never taken an interest in anything 3D; immediate symptoms of disorientation and brain irritation always develop. “What’s the fucking point?” comes to mind. Paying a premium for a movie solely because it is 3D seems foolish to me; I consider it a cheap gimmick with the false appearance of added excitement. This 3D zine may be the only exception. By folding pages you create new images. Interaction is the key and as simple as this sounds, this is complex for any zine. Brilliant! The idea is not purely original, but who cares? www.needles-pens.com
-A.McManus

Round 2…

Ken Davis

Doug Rickard at Steven Wirtz. Google street view photographs

Rebecca Goldfarb’s collection of soap in her studio

Jim Goldberg

Mark Mulroney at Evergold Gallery

Deana Lawson at Baer Ridgeway

Al’s Attire

Alex Maclean at Robert Koch Gallery

“Mothball” by Ed Templeton

“Now Serving Felonies” by Hert & Mf One. Both artists are incarcerated in the same Pittsburgh Prison for separate graffiti cases. “Walls do not have feelings, walls do not suffer, walls do not starve, and paint does not kill people.”

Seen plenty of art lately, so much that I have made two separate posts. I’m not giving you everyone’s name and gallery. It’s overwhelming, for you and me. So here you go, sorry for the lack of posts lately.

At Fort Mason

And then a nice landscape

Fraenkel Gallery always exhibits phenomenal shows. Richard Learoyd uses a unique method of taking photographs unlike any photographer. He produces one off photographs inside a specifically built camera, which is basically a large room that is a camera. No film negative, transparency or intermediate material. Get it? They’re amazing in person.

Bob Van Breda

Andrew Schoultz

Glen Baldridge

Marissa Textor

Guerrero Gallery bedroom with Ben Venom and Erin Riley

Package from Ether & Utah full of goodies.

“Probation Vacation” by Utah & Ether

“Swag” various artists

“Coming Up Roses” by Ryan Courter

My mail has been so slow. Send some zines!!!

A recent trip to Sacramento involved a stop over at Skinner’s Funhouse. His studio, a converted garage, is something I always dreamt of having as a teenager and all these years later I’m still dreaming.

Skinner busy shredding and we out!!!

For more of Skinner’s art check out his website