The Art of Moonalice
This extra special occasion marks the 40th Anniversary of Alternative Tentacles and Winston’s Fallout magazine and his Fallout Crew of disrupters. Winston has created a super snakeskin special 40th Anniversary Alternative Tentacles / Winston Smith screen printed poster and he will be there to personally sign them for you and your crew of disrupters.
Haight Street Art Center’s Dystopian Dreams exhibit featuring artists Dennis Larkins and Winston Smith will unfortunately be ending soon. The work of these two lowbrow, pop-surrealist masters opened to a packed house on October 31 at the Opening Reception, so an encore Closing Reception has been planned.
On Saturday, December 7, 2019, you are invited to join Winston Smith at Haight Street Art Center for a closing reception party. This extra special occasion also marks the 40th Anniversary of Alternative Tentacles and Winston’s Fallout magazine and his Fallout Crew of disrupters.
To celebrate, Winston has designed a slithering rattlesnake skin screen printed poster that is personally signed for all who attend this free event. More info at HaightStreetArt.org
Saturday, December 7, 2019 – 6:00pm to 9:00pm
Invite your friends.
RSVP on Facebook| Artist: | Winston Smith |
| Title: | If You Liked “1984” You’ll Love 2020 |
| Venue: | Haight Street Art Center |
| City, State: | San Francisco, California |
| Date: | December 7, 2019 |
| Printer: | Haight Street Art Center |
| Dimensions: | 18.00 in x 24.00 in. |
| Medium: | screen print |
| Paper: | 14 pt |
DYSTOPIAN DREAMS brings together the work of Dennis Larkins and Winston Smith, two seminal figures in the history of counter-cultural art. Through their shared visual and political sensibilities, both artists deploy their art as critical commentary on the strangeness of American life and the disappointments and outrages of American politics.
We’ve selected 10 posters from each artist. Choose your favorites and purchase the ones you would like to compliment your home!
Specially priced for a limited time, so own yours now!
Moonalice
October 12, 2012
Yonder Mountain String Band Harvest Festival, Ozark, AR
Artist: Dennis Larkins
M536
Moonalice
April 20, 2013
420 Tribal Pow-Wow – Slim’s, San Francisco, CA
Artist: Dennis Larkins
M577
Moonalice
April 6, 2014
Pacific Grove’s Good Old Days Festival, Pacific Grove, CA
Artist: Dennis Larkins
M670
Moonalice
April 19, 2015
420 Gathering of the Tribe – Slim’s, San Francisco, CA
Artist: Dennis Larkins
M803
Moonalice & Cubensis
August 24, 2018
Golden Sails Hotel, Long Beach, CA
Artist: Dennis Larkins
M1074
Moonalice
April 20, 2014
420 Gathering of the Tribe – Slim’s, San Francisco, CA
Artists: Winston Smith
M691
Moonalice
October 17, 2015
Roctoberfest – Healdsburg Memorial Beach Park, Healdsburg, CA
Artist: Winston Smith
M878
Moonalice
April 20, 2016
420 Gathering of the Tribe – Slim’s, San Francisco, CA
Artist: Winston Smith
M912
Moonalice
April 20, 2017
420 Gathering of the Tribe – Slim’s, San Francisco, CA
Artist: Winston Smith
M946
DYSTOPIAN DREAMS brings together the work of Dennis Larkins and Winston Smith, two seminal figures in the history of counter-cultural art. Through their shared visual and political sensibilities, both artists deploy their art as critical commentary on the strangeness of American life and the disappointments and outrages of American politics.
HAIGHT STREET ART CENTER is proud to present the work of two lowbrow, pop-surrealist masters who have fearlessly explored the hilarious and poignant absurdities of America’s utopian dreams and often dystopian realities.
RSVP on FacebookDYSTOPIAN DREAMS brings together the work of Dennis Larkins and Winston Smith, two seminal figures in the history of counter-cultural art. Through their shared visual and political sensibilities, both artists deploy their art as critical commentary on the strangeness of American life and the disappointments and outrages of American politics.
HAIGHT STREET ART CENTER is proud to present the work of two lowbrow, pop-surrealist masters who have fearlessly explored the hilarious and poignant absurdities of America’s utopian dreams and often dystopian realities.
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