“Eclectic artists Torrey Nommesen and Scott Blake are moving in for a one-night-only show, Nommesen displaying his Lego mosaics and Blake featuring his Bar Code installation. The show runs from 5 to 10 p.m., so you can hit ’em before the library reading, if you prefer. Rather than attempt a feeble description of what to expect, go to Nommesen’s blog and check it out for yourself. You can also find out about Nommesen’s other upcoming North Beach appearances. This guy’s all over the map artistically, so each show is different from the last.”
I will be presenting a couple of my Lego Mosaics on the wall next to Scott Blake’s Barcode art.The traveling Barcode Art show is a completely portable, stand-alone art exhibit. He uses backdrop stands to make 8-foot-tall light boxes that are quite impressive. Some familiar faces include:
Elvis Presley, Marilyn Monroe, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Ozzy Osbourne, and Bruce Lee. With each scan of a barcode comes a surprise. Scott has developed an interface which brings the portraits to life.”
A keg of my own making – a sweet and powerful Heffeweizen which some say has subtle hints of banana and bubblegum flavor – for a small suggested donation will be available. Otherwise, BYOB.
I will be playing electric bass guitar and possibly controlling some robots for the OmniCircus’s presentation of Wall of Ashes.
Friday August 15 @ 7pm @ OmniCircus
Over 20 years in the making, Frank Garvey and OmniCircus present the WALL of ASHES installation: open for public viewing!
Garvey will discuss his surreal anthem to the urban night- a multimedia installation with paintings, sculptures, robots, music, photography, and video.
This installation will be open to the public most Saturday afternoons 12noon – 4pm, with special evening events TBA. OmniCircus DVDs, CDs and publications will be available for sale.
$5 suggested donation
Call 415-701-0686 for more information.
The OmniCircus is located at 550 Natoma Street, between Mission and Howard and 6th and 7th Streets, in San Francisco’s South of Market (SoMa) district.
This event has been canceled. The gallery owner has decided that he no longer supports Barack Obama.
WHO:
Nancy Calef
Frank Garvey
Tim Kirkpatrick
Momo
Torrey Nommesen
Jack Perkins
WHAT:
An event to support Barack Obama.An evening of art, pin-the-tail-on-the-donkey, speakers, poetry, voter registration and hope. T-shirts with the above logo for sale.
My are on the wals of MR. – a hip yet elegant barbershop for professional men to get groomed with luxury and impeccable service like you get at boutique hotels, trendy restaurants and chic lounges.
Come check out my art. There is a good possibility that this show will sell out, in which case this will be my last show until I can get enough time and supplies to make some more art!
The Capp Street Girls are Bass: Torrey, Drums: Jeremy, Vocals: Rich, Guitar Mark.
Photo by Alex Shonk
The Capp Street Girls debut. June 22nd, 7pm.
Special RSVP event for the first performance ever of my rock and roll band.
Here’s the email you got if you are lucky enough to be on my list. If you’re not on my list, sign up here.
Hello fellow conspirators,
I am having a private party for the debut of my rock band at our rehearsal space on June 22nd (Saturday Sunday) 7pm in San Francisco (SoMa).
If you are getting this email, that means you are invited. Count yourself as special (and please forward this to all the cool people and/or hot chicks that you know – they are special too).
We are about to hit it big (or not) and this will be your opportunity to say “I liked them before they were famous, but now they suck.” If you come, you will be in on the ground floor of the music sensation that is about to sweep the Nation. We call ourselves “The Capp Street Girls” (in the future you will find us on MySpace, MTV and thecappstreetgirls.com).
And if that is not enough incentive to come, I will also have a keg of Nommesen’s Private Reserve Heffeweisen (actual recipe as yet to be named) under the very exclusive 8 Bit Brewery label. This is a special brew I concocted to accomplish the triple goal of creating a brew that cuts down on hops (there is a hop shortage) and is appealing to the ladies (has the esters of banana and bubblegum) but has the kick of a Man’s beer.
All I need you to do is to commit and RSVP by the Wednesday before the event – June 18th – and you are in. I hate to do this, but space is limited – we have to pony up more cash the more fans we have.
And one more thing – I have my art on the walls at Vesuvio’s in North Beach. I have already sold a few pieces so you have to act fast (it’s up until the 15th) if you want some of my art before I raise the prices. Check my blog [um, you’re reading my blog right now] to see what’s there. ‘Girl on a Rock’ and ‘Study For Nude Mosaic 3′ are sold, so if you want a piece of me, reserve it and I’ll make sure it’s still there before I take it down – otherwise it’s gone.
I love you, you are my fans. Without you I would be nothing.
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If you get this line of text in between the two sets of four asterisks, it means you are not on my regular list. Please sign up or you are a loser. If you got this email twice, it might mean that I am a loser and didn’t know that you were also on my list. Alternatively, if you get this email and you don’t know me, that means I or someone I know thinks you are a hot chick and/or really cool. In any case, you are blessed. Count yourself as one of us.
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Love,
Torrey Nommesen
Another shot of The Capp Street Girls rocking out.
Photo by Alex Shonk