Dave Hunter and I created and printed a two-up poster for Gov’t Mule when they played Friday and Saturday, September 25 and 26, 2009 at the Warfield, Firehouse Goldenvoice Poster Series numbers 66 and 67.
These were printed together on one parent sheet and cut apart, so the challenge was to bring out the best in each artist while sharing the same color palette. We chose to print a heavy silver metallic and tint the silver with three custom mixed primary colors and black.
Both posters are available here in a limited offering.
A very limited release of uncut sheets containing both posters will be made at TRPS Festival of Poster at the Hall of Flowers in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park on Saturday, October 10, from 10 am to 6pm.
Gov’t Mule
Firehouse Goldenvoice Series Numbers 66 and 67
Editon of 225
5 colors on heavy cover stock
22″ x 16″
Signed and Numbered
Gov’t Mule SF 09 Sperry -
single poster – FHGV #67
Sold Out – Thank You!
Gov’t Mule SF 09 Hunter Sperry -
set of two posters – FHGV #66 & #67
Sold Out – Thank You!
Rock the Streets
American Artifact: The Rise of American Rock Poster Art - Movie Poster
The Rise of American Rock Poster Art
Chuck Sperry and Ron Donovan of The Firehouse Kustom Rockart Company have been presenting an overview of their most recent hand printed silkscreen poster work at Ogilvy in San Francisco.
- The Eric Clapton series of ten posters – most recently for two internationally famous venues: Budokan, Tokyo & The Royal Albert Hall, London.
- The Firehouse Goldenvoice series #1 – 40 – Rock art posters produced by The Firehouse for The Warfield and Regency Grand Ballroom from September 2008 through June 2009.
- Original mixed media & installation pieces
- American Artifact movie pre-release film trailer featuring The Firehouse. The American Artifact world premiere will be June 20, 2009 at The Red Vic Theater on Haight Street, San Francisco. Visit americanartifactmovie.com for complete screening & ticket information.
Original run: June 4 to August 4, 2009
Show has been extended through October 2009
Enjoy the rare opportunity to visit ad agency Ogilvy’s art gallery, usually only seen by employees and clients. Rather than adorn it’s walls with traditional corporate-approved artwork, the creative forces at the agency have commissioned a who’s who of pop-artists to adorn their hallways with challenging new art.
Ogilvy
111 Sutter Street
10th Floor
SF, CA 94104
