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Wednesday, August 14, 2019

Show at the Royale

For those of you in San Francisco in August and September. I have 10 recent pieces of my art on display at The Royale at 800 Post and Leavenworth from 08/01-09/29 2019. As the Royale is supportive of the arts and takes no commission on sales, I was able to price the works quite modestly.
You need to view the art in its original form to get a sense of what it is and how it is intended to be seen.

Saturday, June 22, 2019

Banzai X Released






















BANZAI X has been released and looks beautiful. I have six pieces in this edition. With a handmade holster and screen-printed covers, it is 264 pages with 60 artists. Proud to have been nominated at le festival d'Angoulême 2019, Mad Series editions has worked hard to bring you the best of the international scene, all printed in offset on "Munken Pure" paper, soft and fragrant.



©David Ball

©David Ball

©David Ball

©David Ball

Art Attack SF: Make Your Mark










Art Attack SF is proud to present “Make Your Mark,” an annual group exhibition featuring work by over 40 Bay Area artists! Join us Thursday, June 6th from 6 - 9pm for the Opening Reception during the Castro Art Walk. The event is free and open to the public. The exhibition is on view June 6th - July 14th. Gallery hours: Thursday-Sunday, 1-6pm.

•Exhibition Dates: June 6th-July 7th, 2019
•Opening Reception: Thursday, June 6th from 6-9pm
•Closing Reception: Thursday, July 4th from 6-9pm

©David Ball "Hounds", 30"x30"

Wednesday, February 4, 2015

SF Station 15 Most Memorable Local Art-Shows of 2015

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"We reached out to San Francisco curators Rachel Ralph (Fecal Face Gallery), Micah Lebrun (111 Minna Gallery), Ken Harman (Spoke Art and Hashimoto Contemporary), Bradley Platz and Kim Larson (Modern Eden Gallery) to get a look back at their year. We also spoke with Jared Jethmal, Ian Jethmal, and Calvin Wong the curator team behind Good Mother Gallery in Oakland, which opened their doors in 2015.

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We asked each of these curators to name some of their most memorable art shows of 2015. To narrow it down, we asked them to select shows only from their respective galleries."

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Shanya Yashura for SF Station



Amor Fati, David Ball ©2015