Please join us for the closing Sketch Tuesday of the current fantastic show, the Bay Area 5! Celebrate their amazing work with us as we bid them farewell before our next show.
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Join us on Thursday, September 8th, from 5pm-9pm for another fantastic Sketch Tuesdays! Yes, we know it’s a Thursday, but we did it so more of you could join us. Robert Bowen will be on-site signing copies of his new book: “Blasphemous Nature”, designed by Shaun Roberts. David Chong Lee will be our wonderful DJ for the evening!
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With ‘Above It All,’ Alec Huxley, 111 Minna mainstay and prolific Bay Area painter is back with a brand new series of otherworldly pieces featuring his classic surreal depictions of animals and space-gear-clad figures roaming in the least likely of places.
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Robert Bowen’s latest show at 111 Minna shares the title ‘Blasphemous Nature’ with his newly announced book (pre-sales are still available!) – an apt description for his intricate depictions of mechanized and jewel-encrusted creatures.
Robert Bowen is a visual artist based in San Francisco, CA. He got his start in the graffiti and street art scene before shifting to focus on fine art. Bowen has exhibited his work throughout the U.S. and abroad for over twenty years. His work has been shown at galleries and museums, including the de Young Museum, the Crocker Art Museum, 111 Minna Gallery, and Modern Eden Gallery. Follow them on Instagram:@bowenstuff
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111 Minna Gallery is excited to invite you to our latest art exhibition – two solo shows – featuring new and exclusive works by Guy Colwell in his solo show entitled ‘Simple Pleasures Primal Terrors‘ and by David Ball in his solo show ‘Fanfaronade.’
Coming off the heels of a retrospective with 111 Minna Gallery entitled ‘Walking, Talking, Stalking’ – which chronicled his work from the ‘90s to 2018 – Bay Area native and prolific artist Guy Colwell is back with a brand new series of paintings. Colwell’s ‘Simple Pleasures Primal Terrors‘ highlights society’s twisted inner workings and the human form throughout the Anthropocene in his signature surreal style. Similarly, SF-based David Ball unveils his third show with 111 Minna entitled, ‘Fanfaronade,’ a new collection of otherworldly abstractions created in isolation during the pandemic utilizing collage, decollage, acrylic paint, and colored pencil.