My poster for the Required Reading exhibition at Gallery 1988, “The Odyssey of Homer,” sold out with swiftness at the opening and subsequent online release. Here’s a photograph of the actual print.
The Odyssey of Homer
22 x 33
Edition of 50
5 color silkscreen
Printed on archival cream paper
Signed and Numbered
SOLD OUT – Thank You!
WP 25th Anniversary Tour Poster
Artist Proof Edition
22 x 33
8 colors on coated cover stock
Signed and Numbered
SOLD OUT – Thank you!
WP 25th Anniversary Tour Poster
Mirror Foil Variant Edition
22 x 33
7 colors on Mirror Foil
Signed and Numbered
Edition of 20
SOLD OUT – Thank You!
WP 25th Anniversary Tour Poster
Sparkled Foil Variant Edition
22 x 33
7 colors on Sparkled Foil
Signed and Numbered
Edition of 20
SOLD OUT – Thank You!
WP 25th Anniversary Tour Poster
Speckled Egg Variant Edition
22 x 33
8 colors on Speckled Egg Paper
Signed and Numbered
Edition of 20
SOLD OUT – Thank You!
WP 25th Anniversary Tour Poster
Rose Marbled Parchment Variant Edition
22 x 33
8 colors on Rose Marbled Parchment
Signed and Numbered
Edition of 12
SOLD OUT – Thank You!
WP 25th Anniversary Tour Poster
Rose Hair Variant Edition
22 x 33
8 colors on Rose Hair Paper
Signed and Numbered
Edition of 12
SOLD OUT – Thank You!
Broken Social Scene played the Warfield on Wednesday, here’s poster 132 in the Firehouse Goldenvoice Poster series.
Broken Social Scene at The Warfield
Firehouse Goldenvoice Poster Series No. 132
10.75 x 30
Editon of 125
5 colors on archival cream paper
SOLD OUT – Thank You!
My Widespread Panic 25th Anniversary Tour Poster has won Expressobeans Poster of the Week. Super happy, thanks everybody! I’ll be making a very limited release of Artist Proofs and a selection of variants on Sunday, April 17, 2011 at a random time. Stay posted.
Winston Smith’s class was not only informative, but extremely fun! Vale played straight man while Winston brought the house down with his quick wit, sharing his many years making some of San Francisco’s most inventive, challenging and subversive art. Winston shared so much cool art and so many hilarious stories during this class. Winston has a non-stop creative genius. Be sure to check out his books at Last Gasp. Lawrence Colacion snapped these pictures while the class progressed. Thanks to Winston and Vale for making this an historic occasion, enlightening The Free university Art School, and showing that true art can be purposeful and fun at the same time.
Chuck Sperry lives in the Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco, where he’s made his particular style of rock poster designs for over 20 years. He operates Hangar 18, a silkscreen print studio, located in Oakland. Learn More…
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