Last Week's Winner: Last week's winner was Jeroen Blok for his My Favorite Thing(s) themed piece.
*Remember that the words "Fecal Face" need to placed in the work but not Photoshopped in or anything. This ensures that the work submitted is in fact yours.
Next Week's Theme: Iraq
Next Week's Prize: Not sure yet, but it's going to be something that you'd like to have for free.
This Week's Prize: These two books. One from Jeremy Fish and the other featuring work from Alex Gross
Submission Guidelines for next week:
We had some great entries this week that we couldn't run, either because they
weren't sized right or had nothing to do with theme. Just to be clear, when
the next theme comes out the old theme is offically over. Please don't send
in more submissions for old themes. It makes up feel bad when you send us stuff
and we can't post it up so please read the guidlines below:
The size formatting is 600 pixels in width OR length -
if they are bigger than this they will not be posted. So if you have a long
skinny one,
please make sure it is not over 600 in length or we will not be able to
see it well.
Name your submission your first and last name. Example: john_doe.jpg
Include the words "Fecal Face" somewhere in the art so we know you created
it (please do not to add it in later with Photoshop).
One submission per person by Friday at 12pm PST.
If you have a website (or two) please specify which one you
would like me to link in the body of your email. Also, let us know where
you're from!
///////// 35 29 and 18 are best but my vote goes to 35 Written by Jordan Horstman on 2008-08-29 19:55:00
///////// fifteen minus twelve. THREE - in case you dont know math. Written by mccaptain on 2008-08-29 19:55:28
///////// Funny That this topic would produce the best week ever. These are so good. I Like #38 for media diversity; # 37 for being fucked up and cut up; #34 for being sexy and raw; #32 cause the world needs a switch spoon; #28 cause Joroen block can do no wrong; #26 for remembering the late michael peters; #23 I'm totally afraid of this guy #18 for ragtime sickness #8 Johnny's got a Knife! #4 What the hell is that? But my final vote goes to # 17. It really captured the theme. And it makes the viewer seem like an unwilling witness.
///////// 1, 2 or 10 Written by smolik on 2008-09-01 17:41:38
///////// Number 2 got it Written by Espanish on 2008-09-02 01:08:31
///////// # 2 !!!!!!! Flawless Written by Julio on 2008-09-02 08:15:30
///////// OCHO, OCHO, OCHO...!!! If not that one then 26... Written by Peelt on 2008-09-02 10:19:39
///////// lots of good ones #7 Written by geoffmac on 2008-09-02 10:35:57
///////// 14 Written by syst_m on 2008-09-02 12:52:30
///////// to many great ones to choose... can all be picked... great work to everyone... i think i will have to go with #3... or wait #5... no #33... no wait #29... or maybe... Written by nick bottom on 2008-09-02 15:27:22
///////// 9 !
14 and 23 are quite good also Written by brennuhhh on 2008-09-02 17:25:00
///////// I'm liking 11 now as well. great week Written by Joatmon on 2008-09-02 20:36:05
///////// #32 Spoons rule Written by Kinoko on 2008-09-02 23:38:35
///////// EIGHT AND TEN Written by laurenthegreat on 2008-09-02 23:45:01
///////// 2 Written by ESera on 2008-09-03 05:05:22
///////// #11 Kicks Butt..... None can compare..... hurry up and announce it as the winner.... Written by LoversSpit on 2008-09-03 08:26:41
///////// #26 is the one. Written by MistaObseen on 2008-09-03 09:16:22
///////// #8. I didn't even look at the rest because if they're all just going to be pictures of switchblades anyways I might as well pick the picture of the baddest switchblade pulling scene in any movie ever. Written by elowsky on 2008-09-03 09:34:34
///////// Number 2 is fresh.... Written by Grafwurks on 2008-09-03 11:42:37
///////// 2 Written by Charlie Grapes on 2008-09-03 12:01:28
///////// yay 18 Written by tangerine_love on 2008-09-03 20:55:29
///////// #21 Written by PurpleGirl on 2008-09-04 00:56:22
///////// These are all so good. That said I gotta shout out for number 5... such sic prisma style. Written by Modernus on 2008-09-04 12:49:30
///////// 2 Written by mmcvicar on 2008-09-04 14:29:58
///////// 2 DEFINITELY 2 Written by lauraclairetaylor on 2008-09-04 23:12:17
///////// 9 is pretty dope : ) Written by bobbyhardy on 2008-09-05 15:52:17
///////// AND THE WINNER IS #2 - Carlos Donjuan (Dallas, TX) . thanks to everyone who submitted a drawing. This week was very good indeed. Written by trippe on 2008-09-06 10:25:49
///////// switch blades brought a good turn out! Written by Lia on 2008-09-11 11:57:45
///////// i like it Written by michelle.D on 2008-09-11 18:40:49
Only registered users can write comments. Please LOGIN or REGISTER.
Free Fridayz: POO, The Cat He's all soft, he's all cute, his claws all kill, he likes all chicken dinners from Trader Joes while wearing his turtle neck sweater.
Antistrot & Never a Dull Moment We stopped through White Walls and the Shooting Gallery for a quick preview of these two shows opening Saturday Feb 6th.
David Choe @Fifty24SF Preview We headed up to Fifty24SF to preview his show "Character Assassination" opening Friday, Feb 5th.
2/9 - Jeff Lurker (Portland, OR) submit: potd(at)fecalface.com
Michael Sieben & Cody Hudson Interview This is a great one where we talk art, design, music, film, BBQ, etc whilst enjoying a few suds.Jeremy Fish's Mix This Fecal Pal adds his mix heavy on Hip Hop- Aesop.Paul Urich's Mix Warning: lots of country, but don't worry, it's some southern good stuff.Paul Urich Interview This SF based artist and first artist ever featured on Fecal Face back in 2000 speaks of his art, the Nike he designed, and answers your questions. 12/19/07Rich Jacobs & Tim Kerr Austin Texas artist & music legend Tim Kerr (The Big Boys, Poison 13, Now Time Delegation), and recent SF transplant, curatorial heavy hitter (MOVE), and artist, Rich Jacobs... Andrew Scott interviews including two songs played live by Rich and Tim. Recorded 12/6/07Jay Howell Mix 45 minutes of Jay's favorite music - 11/14/07
///Dana Dart-McLean Interview Our Chicago corespondent Ryan Christian recently discovered her work at Kavi Gupta during the show "The Vaguely Paperly".
///Kevin Taylor Studio Visit We stopped through this SF based artist's Union Square studio and got some video and photos... We also got video of Kevin playing music too.
///Meredith Dittmar Interview This Portland artist does incredible things with clay. She opens a solo show Dec 9th in Mexico City.
///Hiro Kurata Interview 29 yr. old Brooklyn based artist preparing for a February show at Joshua Liner in NYC.
///Maxwell Loren Holyoke-Hirsch This SF based artist opens Megarealms at Fecal Face Thurs. Nov 5th in San Francisco.
///Derek Albeck Interview We love the work of this LA based artist and the fact that he plays "cornhole", can hardly hear out his right ear, searches for Chupacabras, and that he gets back forth to work in LA without driving his car.
///Steve Powers: A Love Letter For You Love Letter is literally a love letter painted on the walls facing the Market elevated train in Philadelphia.
///Marc Bell Interview He almost killed a co-worker once, prefers a cheese burger over fish-n-chips... oh, and has a new book, HOT POTATOE, out through Drawn and Quarterly.
///Austin Eddy Interview This 22 years young painting student at The Art Institute of Chicago is humble and shows much promise.
///Hot & Cold: The End is Here This collaborative art zine made by Chris Duncan and Griffin McPartland is releasing it's final issue on September 11th, 2009 w/ a show @Baer Ridgway in SF.
///Mel Kadel Preview A preview of Echo Test opening Thurs Sept 10th @Fecal Face. Mel Kadel answers a few submitted viewer questions as well.
///Allison Schulnik Interview This LA based painter, sculptor, filmmaker, and all around talent prepares for a solo show @Mark Moore Gallery in LA opening Jan 2010.
///Jason Faulkner Interview "I pretended to be a student at the Museum School for nearly a year, taking out expensive camera equipment and trying to weasel into any classes I could."
///Matt Furie Interview An update on this SF artist as he prepares "Monster Family" opening Oct 8th at Beams T Harajuku in Japan.
///Ben Jones Interview Invaluable source of inspiration, genius, and drum solos. Meet Ben Jones.
///Unagi Interview Bay Area hip-hop producer Unagi just wants us all to feel good.
///Eric Yahnker Interview "I personally get a kick out of the cable guy who can appreciate my work on his own terms, while the academic art critic can excavate further and appreciate it on theirs."
///Alexis Mackenzie Studio Visit Her show opens Fri. June 26th at Park Life in San Francisco. We stopped through for a preview.
///AJ Fosik Interview Alex Lukas interviews and visits AJ's Philly studio before his big show There's Aliens in Our Midst which opens Saturday June 13th at White Walls in San Francisco.
///Henry Gunderson Interview This first year student at SFAI is killing at only 18. His first solo show opens @Fecal Face July 23rd.
///Brian Willmont Interview "Wasted youth, totally lost and really angry. I hung out downtown drinking beer, getting high, cheering on bum fights, and going to shows. I was probably one of the worst students in my high school but did great in art school, ha!"
///Damon Soule Interview We catch up with the Portland based artist as he prepares for Same Loud No opening May 7th at Fecal Face Dot Gallery.
///Aaron Johnson Studio Visit "Works that are visceral, beautiful and flamboyantly timely, which is saying a lot" Roberta Smith, The New York Times.
///RIPO Interview Now living in Spain but this street artist was raised in NYC. He's currently showing at No New Enemies in Brussels. Manuel Bello interviews.
///Catching up with Matt and Kim Since our last interview with Brooklyn's Matt and Kim was so much fun, we decided to catch up with them again as they came through San Francisco to promote their new album.
///Shawn Barber Interview He answers your questions and we visit his studio for a video interview.
///Paul Nudd Interview The celebrated Chicago artist creates nasty gurgling vomiting videos and worm/slug/pest drawings.
///Bay Area Graffiti An interview with Steve Rotman who, with Chris Brennan, put out a book on graffiti in the Bay Area published through Mark Batty. Dan Carlson interviews.
///Souther Salazar & Megan Whitmarsh We visit the Eagle Rock studio of Souther Salazar, Megan Whitmarsh, Carlos Ramos, Mark Todd, Esther Pearl Watson, Seonna Hong, and Martha Rich in LA.
///Interview: Child Abuse New York's Post-millennial mathemagicians Child Abuse do not listen to their own jazz and metal fusion during sex which is good to know.
///Marsea Goldberg of New Image Art On the eve of New Image Art's 15 year anniversary show, Jeff Soto interviews Marsea, the founder and curator, about the gallery's unique past and its future.
///Mike Giant Interview Tattoo/ graffiti/ fix gear/ clothing mogul legend. Mike answers your questions.
///Michael Krueger Interview This art professor from the University of Kansas has recently had solo shows in Paraguay, Florence, Italy and the American University of Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates. Our Chicago man, Ryan Christian, interviews.
///Martha Cooper Interview Photographer Martha Cooper just released Tag Town a book of her photos which document the infant NYC tagging & graffiti scene in the late '70s.
///Interview: Mark Gergis aka Porest Audio revisionist Mark Gergis aka Porest discusses Sublime Frequencies, Tourrorists! and other sonic morsels from a comfortable cruising altitude.
///Carl Baratta Interview Just coming off a show @Western Exhibitions in Chicago, Ryan Christian interviews.
///Studio Visit: Faile Out in Brooklyn, Manuel catches up with FAILE at their studios as they prepare to School London.
///Studio Visit: Anthony Lister The Bello seeks out and finds the infamous Mr. Lister at his new studio in Brooklyn.
///Death Sentence: Panda! San Francisco trio prove that when pushed to the limit, any living
creature will revolt.
///José Parlá Interview Brooklyn based artist José Parlá sits down with Manuel Bello and reflects on the complexities of his journey into the world of 'Segmented Realities' and more.
///The Dodos Interview Our music editor, Chris Rolls, catches this 3 piece band before they head off for more world touring.
///Ryan Wallace Interview Been a fan of this RISD graduate and now NYC resident for some time. He was in SF last week and we got to ask him a couple questions.
///Damon Soule Interview We've known this Portland based artist for years, back when he lived in SF. Well, he's got a show at the NYC based Joshua Liner opening Oct 11th. Manuel Bello interviews.
///Joshua Petker Interview It's not all about the girls. This LA based artist's solo show opens Oct 4th @Corey Helford.
High 5s: Rain Rain Rain Just some things like police, rain, rattle snakes, bowling and your cousins.
Pearl C. Hsiung Studio Visit Michael swings through the studio of this LA based artist as she prepares for the international group show Arte Contemporaneo - ARCO Madrid opening Feb 17th.
Manfred Naescher - Mini Interview Berlin based artist/ illustrator... "film frames provide me with ready-made compositions and figurative constellations that I can work from."
Dumping out the 2009 Junk Drawer The Shopkeep blogs one up sharing Needles & Pens shows Tim Kerr, Russ Pope Mathew Rodriguez, Michael Sieben Nikki McClure, & Sara Thustra.
High 5s: My Holiday Vacation The last week of 2009 spent wishing a magical baby happy birthday in a complete haze.
Interview with Director Erich Weiss The film Hori Smoku Sailor Jerry explores the roots of American tattooing through the life of its most iconoclastic figure, Norman "Sailor Jerry" Collins.
Back in Papua New Guinea Artist Tiffany Bozic and her husband, who's the curator of Birds and Mammals at the Cal Academy, take a trip to study some of the rarest birds on Earth.
Michael Dotson - Mini Interview Inspired by Michael Jordan, this DC based 27 year old is a genius with masking tape and has a show coming up Jan 2010 in LA @Lawrence Asher.
Free Fridayz: I Swear to God... Full theme title: I swear to fucking God that if you do that one more God damn time I'm going to rip your fucking head off and feed it to a cute little squirrel named Fecal Face.
Mini Interview: Sam Falls This MFA photography student @ICP-Bard in NYC just released a new book "Color Dying Light" and is preparing for his solo PS1 solo show @Capricious Space in June.
Mini Interview: Matt Relkin Otherworldly landscapes & skyscapes containing dark primordial objects all belonging to a self-made mythology.
London: A Trip to Berlin And assisting Dalek for his show @Elms Lesters Gallery in London plus a lot of Berlin street art.
Free Fridayz: Your Saint This is a great week, but I can't wait to see what people draw for next week's theme.
DUALITY OF MAN Great photos from Carlos de Spinola trying to visualize South Africa's crime problem.
Free Fridayz: Stupid Police Chase This week's prize is a two day pass to the Treasure Island Music Festival running Oct 17th & 18th... Obviously you need to live somewhere near SF to win.
Michael Sieben's Summer Vacation Hopefully this blog gives you some temporary relief from the crushing terror of the impending Swine Flu epidemic.
Up and Down From LA Mel Kadel and Travis Millard came up from LA to SF to install Mel's show Echo Test @FFDG. This is Travis' blog from their trip.
High 5s: Sure, You Can Fly Contest winner, more Mel, marooned at China Camp, KQED, and people you've never met.
If You Build It We Will Burn It North Carolina collective, Team Lump, travels to East London's arty Bethnal Green neighborhood for this group show @Cell Projects.
Free Fridayz: POOR "I'd like to live as a poor man with lots of money." -Picasso
Ben Tour takes Manhattan Ben Tour, Bacon, Hotdogs & Heartburn. Manuel brings us a "Ben Tour" Tour of Manhattan and more.
Free Fridayz: Monkey & The Apocalypse The full title: A monkey eating the Eiffel Tower while ice skating off a cliff wearing a mini skirt and hoop earings during the apocalypse... Might be one of the best Free Fridayz to date.
Mini Interview: Adam Sullivan Paper, scissors, blades, UHU Stic, pens and pencils are what's used to create these great collages from this Ohio based artist.
Material published on FECAL FACE DOT COM online service is copyrighted by Fecal Face or its licensors, including the originating wire services. Such material is protected by U.S. and international copyright laws and treaties. All rights reserved.
Users of the Fecal Face online service may not reproduce, republish or redistribute material found on the web site in any form without the express written consent of the copyright holder.
"#22, the best so far !" //
