Marriage Equality Poster featured in LGBT Political Poster Exhibition

The Center for the Study of Political Graphics (CSPG) has chosen one of my protest poster designs to include in their LGBT Political Poster Exhibition, "Out of the Closet, Into the Streets". The exhibit is on display at the ONE Archives Gallery & Museum. This poster was designed to be used in Protests Against Prop 8 in California. You can see more of my protest poster designs on my blog.

Out of the Closet and Into the Street:
Posters of LGBTQ Struggles & Celebrations

July 3 – September 26, 2010

Opening Reception: July 3, 5-8 pm

ONE Archives Gallery & Museum
626 N. Robertson Blvd.
West Hollywood, CA 90069
(entrance on El Tovar)

Gallery Hours:
Friday: 4:30-8:30
Saturday & Sunday: 1-5

I would totally go to THIS Garage Sale

This is the most rad Garage Sale poster design... I totally want to go! Spotted in San Francisco in the Inner Sunset.

Shepard Fairey on Colbert Report

Check Obama's favorite criminal, Shepard Fairey, on the Colbert Report. Street artist and founder of Obey is interviewed about the creation of the "HOPE" poster for the Obama campaign.

Check out the clip on Hulu - which I love for free TV and movie clips on my laptop.

California VOTE NO ON PROP 8

Don't forget to go out and VOTE TOMORROW!!

VOTE FOR CHANGE!!!!

Californians VOTE NO ON PROP 8 - keep equal rights for all!

Vote yes on Prop 8 if you're an asshole!

** I took this image of this sweet wheat-paste poster on the streets of San Francisco on Pride weekend over the summer. I love this distressed image of two women kissing with tin cans hanging from their legs and scrawled in red graffiti above them, it says "just married".

Streets of San Francisco

Here is a stencil on a board. I pass by on Fillmore on my way to the market.

Here is a stencil I saw on the side of a building in the Mission. Simply says, "Gentrification Even Better Than Cocaine"

I passed this Obey wheat paste on Market. I think it was done last month when Shepard Fairey was in town for an exhibit. I saw a wall near the gallery that was killer. I'll try and get a photo.

PRIMARY COLORS: VOTE TODAY

OBAMA image via Obey

Make sure to VOTE TODAY. Whether you are democrat, republican or independent, exericise your right to VOTE. CHANGE YOUR FUTURE. If you are an Independent/DTS voting in California, you can vote for the Democratic Primary Candidates – be sure to ask for the Democratic ballot and if you are in LA County, be sure to fill out the Democratic "Bubble" or your vote won't count.