THE SENSATIONAL SUPPER CLUB
*a feast for all five senses curated by Jeremy Fish

Please join me on May 26th from 6-9pm at Tony Gemignani’s “Capo’s” restaurant here in North Beach for a ticketed art experience. These magical tickets will include the following radness:

-A special concert by Tommy Guerrero
-A very special off menu pizza from Matt Molina and Grace Fentress 
-A special Mezcal cocktail from Agave de Cortez
-A special pre-roll doobie
-& a new signed and numbered closed edition screen print from me (Mr. Fish)

Tickets are $200 each and limited to only fifty seats.

I have been dreaming about a way to get the last of the week-nite owls out on the town and off their phones, for a very special night that affects all of your five senses in a way that social media just can’t replicate. Hopefully these unique ticketed experiences are successful so I can plan some in other cities. I know times are tough, and funds are tight, but I tried to pack a lot into this so folks will come out on a Tuesday night and make some authentic memories. Huge thanks to all of my talented and generous friends for helping me make this happen! @capopizza@tommyguerrero : @claudinegossett

Tickets go on sale in April. More details soon!

In the fall of 2026 I plan to do a screen print tour of Route 66 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Mother Road. On the Tour I will do five shows over 8 weeks in the cities and galleries below. I will be driving my 1987 Toyota Corolla on this trip, the most mass produced car in the history of cars. I will be traveling with my childhood friend and renowned photographer Jon Dragonette to document the adventure. Some of the prints below for the tour are already being printed, more details soon!

Flagstaff / Flagstaff Tattoo Company / 9/19/26

Albuquerque / Strange Factory / 9/25/26

Oklahoma City / 10/2/26 / Little D Gallery 10/3/26

St. Louis / Fifteen Windows Gallery / 10/24/26

Chicago / All Star Press / 11/7/26

I ended 2025 with a mural inside of the Chase Center where the Golden State Warriors play. The mural is inside of Senor Sisig, a restaurant I have been collaborating with for many years. It was inspired by the city of SF, its relationship with Basketball, and my homies that own the business. Big thanks to the Warriors, and Gil and Evan for the opportunity. I now have my srtwork on display at Levis Stadium where the 49ers play, Oracle Park where the Giants play, and now this Warriors mural to complete the local sports stadium series.

My next exhibition is in Cologne Germany at the Arty Farty gallery. I took inspiration from some of Germany’s greatest exports: the dachshund. The first German I ever knew was my step father Ed Mook. He had two wiener dogs, and although Ed and I didnt see eye to eye, I truly loved his dogs. Since then I have always made the association between Germany and their beloved dogs that were bread to hunt badgers. The show opens on June 20th at 7pm, hope to see you there! Vogelsangerstr.195a Köln/Ehrenfeld