I am very proud to present a project I have been slowly working on for a long time. My personal tailor, and close friend and neighbor, Al Ribaya owner of Al’s Attire and I have collaborated to release a very special hand made shoe through my friends at Upper Playground.
Special Edition Moc Toe Shoes
by Jeremy Fish and Al’s Attire x Upper Playground
Pattern design by Jeremy Fish
Handmade Moccasin construction by Al’s Attire
Full grain South American Dakoda cowhide
Genuine Plantation Crepe Soles made of sustainable Natural Rubber
This month I am in a 3 man show in Chicago’s Rotofugi gallery, with two of my favorite old friends, Sam Flores and Bigfoot. We had a blast in the windy city digging the blues while chugging brews. The work is now online at rotofugi.com. We also collaborated on a screen print available through the gallery, the information is below:
The Brews Brothers will never get caught. They’re on a mission from California.
Three artists and long time friends, all from California, joined us for their very first exhibit together and formed a new art supergroup…The Brews Brothers! This limited edition three-color 16×20 screen print on heavy white stock was printed at Bloom Press in San Francisco to celebrate the opening of the “Brews Brothers” exhibit in our gallery, September 5-28, 2014.
http://www.rotofugi.com
YESTERDAYS AND TOMORROWS
Jeremy Fish, solo show
Opening: Friday, Aug 15th (6-9pm)
Preview inquires: info@ffdg.net
San Francisco, CA — FFDG is pleased to present San Francisco based artist Jeremy Fish in his second solo show with the gallery entitled “Yesterdays and Tomorrows” featuring over 100 black and white drawings spanning Fish’s 20 years creating artworks and living in San Francisco. Of the 100 drawings, 30 new works will be for sale. An opening reception is scheduled for Friday, August 15th (6-9pm). Beer and wine will be available. Jeremy Fish will be present.
In 2014 Jeremy Fish will celebrate living and working in San Francisco for the last 20 years. This exhibition will display 100 selected drawings he created over the last two decades. Yesterdays and Tomorrows investigates Fish’s personal history and progression through a massive wall of narrative line drawings. Exploring the artists past and present imagery, as the artwork transitions in to the future. Adobe and Juxtapoz Magazine have sponsored a project to animate this collection of drawings, and to project these animations around SF for people to enjoy. FFDG was the perfect location for this celebratory show, as Fish and Fecal Face have been great friends for most of these 20 years.
“Happily Ever After is my 6th book project, and the follow up to my last book “Once Upon A Time”. The book documents my paintings, drawings, installations, murals, and screen prints from 2008 to 2014. It has been the best 5 years of my life, both personally and professionally, so I thought the book title should reflect this. I hope folks enjoy this book, as I spent a ton of sleepless nights filling its pages from the archives of my imagination.”
208 pages in full color, hard cover 8.5 x 11inches
“bumblebeerbelly” screen print is available now: info@markmooregallery.com
signed and numbered edition of 50, on Mohawk Superfine Smooth Ultrawhite 100 stock. Printed by Bloom Press, Oakland, CA 14 x 11 inches
$80 + $5 shipping and processing fee
(9.5% sales tax to CA recipients will also apply)
