San Francisco Chronicle • SFGATE • December 26, 2012 • by Evan Karp

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San Francisco Chronicle • SFGATE • December 26, 2012 • by Evan Karp

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Ten Club Rock & Art Poster Convention
20 x 24
Edition of 20
5 colors on acid-free textured paper
Signed and Numbered
I’ll be making these available only at the Ten Club Rock & Art Poster Convention on Sunday, December 2, 2012. One per person to the first 20.
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Everything is packed and ready to go. Hitting the road in the morning for Seattle. See you Sunday!
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Alice Cooper at The Warfield, November 27, 2012
Firehouse-Goldenvoice No. 170
18 x 34
Edition of 125
3 colors on archival cream paper
Signed and Numbered
SOLD OUT – Thank You!
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Alice Cooper at The Warfield, November 27, 2012
Firehouse-Goldenvoice No. 170
18 x 34
White Wine Parchment Edition of 10
3 colors on white wine parchment
Signed and Numbered
SOLD OUT – Thank You!
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Alice Cooper at The Warfield, November 27, 2012
Firehouse-Goldenvoice No. 170
18 x 34
Red Wine Parchment Edition of 10
3 colors on red wine parchment
Signed and Numbered
SOLD OUT – Thank You!
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Alice Cooper ROCKED the house! It was such a great show – I mean really exceptionally great – and it was very good to see so many good friends at the Warfield tonight. Alice Cooper not only is a great songwriter and showman, but quite the swordsman, popping balloons and whipping people’s hats off with a toss of his blade. I designed this poster for Alice Cooper’s “Raise the Dead” Show show with one of my Evil Masonic Zombie Shriners in the guise of Death wielding his dreaded Scythe. Weaving throughout my design is an intricate custom “Alice Cooper” wallpaper pattern shown below:
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La Nación • November 17, 2012 • by Evangelina Himitian


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High Volume
The Art of Chuck Sperry
Compiled by Alan Berry Rhys, Andres I. Agosin, Luis M. Corrales Ruiz, Sergio E. Daniszewski
104 pages, 5.6875 x 7.875 inches
full color, softcover book
Available Now at Last Gasp
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Never known for following the consensus of any art establishment, Chuck Sperry has a strict loyalty to his craft, and has become a leading innovator of the rock poster art form. His suspicion and disdain for mainstream American politics often characterizes his approach to making art. With a sincere dedication to a broad public audience, Sperry reflects a social consciousness and draws much from the immediate urban environment. – Renee de Cossio, curator, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Over 60 posters from the career of rock poster legend Chuck Sperry, plus a lengthy interview with the artist. Includes studio shots and a short Sperry bio.
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Sneak peek:
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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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