Nice to Meet You
New Works by Christina Liu
Saturday, May 19th, 6-10pm
at Bottlecraft in Little Italy

Yeller is on a roll with another stellar show opening this Saturday night at Bottlecraft. Christina Liu is bringing’ it strong with Nice to Meet You. Inspired by all the people she surrounds herself, Christina’s work assembles a cast of crazed caricatures, social deviants, and macomb misfits sharing the occasional blank stare and silent pause we all know too well. Don’t be shy, come say hello to Christina and share some awkward moments with us this Saturday, May 19th, from 6pm-10pm at Bottlecraft Beer Shop.

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Fragments & Phantoms
New Works from Tim Maclean
July 14th – August 31st, 2012
Opening Reception: Saturday, July 14th, 6-10pm
Live Performance by Sundrop Electric at 9pm

We’re really excited about our upcoming show that is opening Saturday, July 14th during Comic Con weekend. Hailing from the Highlands of Scotland, Tim Maclean is an internationally exhibited artist who creates colorful and engaging, figurative works with a surreal twist. Tim has long been fascinated by the mystery of consciousness and how it is shaped by language and culture. In Fragments & Phantoms (his first solo exhibition), he explores the landscapes of mental realms, where the conscious and unconscious connect and archetypal patterns expand and converge. Maclean’s paintings are often populated with characters and figures inspired by the ages of pop culture, history, myth, and his own unique imagination supplies the rest.

Nature Calls Curated by Bwana Spoons of Grass Hut
April 27th – May 25th, 2012
View the Work

If you missed out on opening night for Nature Calls, there’s still some time to view the show. A big thanks goes to Bwana Spoons, who put together a stellar list of artists for this exhibition. There’s a handful of great pieces still available, so come by and see it for yourself. The show runs through May 25th, so email us here if you’d like to come view the exhibit! More photos of opening night after the jump.

About the Show: This Spring, we’re bringing a little Portland to San Diego. Imagine a club house (or hut) made of beards, fluorescent paint, driftwood, plastic toys, beat up skateboards, swimming suits, colorful string and bottle caps. That’s Grass Hut! Now imagine a show curated by their founder, Bwana Spoons. That’s Nature Calls! Featured artists include Chris Reed, Ansis Purins, Jill Bliss, Mark Murphy, Alex Chiu, Martin Ontiveros, Jason Vivona, Snaggs, Skinner, Michelle Valigura, Amanda Visell, Ryan Berkley, Justin Scrappers Morrison, Kiyoshi Nakazawa, Arbito, Tripper Dungan, Josh Herbolsheimer & Lisa De John.

Here’s some great portrait work by Jay B. Sauceda. Yee-haw!

Spaces in Between
New Works by Scott Saw
June 8th – July 6th, 2012
Opening Reception: Friday, June 8th, 6-10pm
Live performance by Immovable Objects at 9pm

Scott Saw is an artist we’ve had the pleasure of showing many times over the years, but this marks our first solo exhibition with the San Diego native. His unmistakable work is a rich exploration of color and pattern inspired by space, nature, love and death. At its core, his creations are spiritual, energetic, vibrant, and most of all, cerebral. Spaces in Between will examine Saw’s recent life experiences, mixed subconscious interpretations of the afterlife, and will make us question what lies beneath the surface as we dive in and explore.

Nature Calls Curated by Bwana Spoons of Grass Hut
April 27th – May 25th, 2012
Opening Reception: Friday, April 27th, 6-10pm 

This Spring, we’re bringing a little Portland to San Diego. Imagine a club house (or hut) made of beards, fluorescent paint, driftwood, plastic toys, beat up skateboards, swimming suits, colorful string and bottle caps. That’s Grass Hut! Now imagine a show curated by their founder, Bwana Spoons. That’s Nature Calls! Featured artists include Chris Reed, Ansis Purins, Jill Bliss, Mark Murphy, Alex Chiu, Martin Ontiveros, Jason Vivona, Snaggs, Skinner, Michelle Valigura, Amanda Visell, Ryan Berkley, Justin Scrappers Morrison, Kiyoshi Nakazawa, Arbito, Tripper Dungan, Josh Herbolsheimer & Lisa De John.

Above: Peacock by Snaggs

SK80′s
Works from Grant Brittain
Presented by Yeller Studio

Once you’re done dropping some major coin at Subtext to help our friend Jeff Adkins (hint, hint), you should mosey on over to Bottlecraft for SK80′s presented by Yeller Studio. This show will feature Grant’s epic work from arguably skating’s most influential era. It’s gonna be a big crowd so get there early! More details here.

American Dream House
New Works by Matt Stallings and Terri Mitchell
Opening Reception: Friday, April 20th, 6:30 – 10pm
at 3RDSPACE, 4610 Park Blvd (In University Heights)

If you don’t go to American Dream House this Friday, then you are a bonafide idiot. Wow. Not sure where that came from! I apologize. Seriously though, you’ll be in for a treat if you can make the show. Matt Stallings & Terri Mitchell have knocked it out of the park, and you should’t try to come see the work in person. See you there, idiots! Again, sorry.

COLLIDE
An Intersection of Art, Music, and Community.
Presented by Sezio
Saturday, April 14th, 6-10pm
9th & Broadway

If you find yourself looking for something awesome to do this weekend, you can thank us later. Sezio and LWP Group are teaming up to bring you COLLIDE, An Intersection of Art Music, and Community. The event will take place at the Community @ Carnegie building in the East Village, and will feature great food, beverages, art, and of course live music. Get a sneak peek of the space here, and RSVP here.

If you have a pet, you need a portrait from VL Designs. Absolutely amazing. And on a site note, I love the the small dog is smelling the larger dog’s crotch. Just sayin’…