Winston Smith and Grant’s Tomb Gallery present First Impressions

Win­ston Smith & Grant’s Tomb Gallery present

First Impres­sions

A small show of prints by Gee Vaucher Addi­tional art­work by Win­ston Smith

Friday, March 15th 7pm-10pm

Winston Smith, who had a recent exhibit at Varnish Fine Art, will be opening the doors of Grant’s Tomb Gallery on Friday, March 15th to present First Impressions, a small show of prints by Gee Vaucher and additional art from Winston. If you can’t attend the Moonalice show at George’s Nightclub that night, stop by Winston’s Smith place to see some amazing art. Tasty nibblies and other treats will be provided by Chick Fontaine. (These goodies are available in limited supply so come one, come all — and come early!!!) Winston and Gee will be in attendance for this one-night-only event.

About Gee Vaucher

East Lon­don born Gee Vaucher started gain­ing recog­ni­tion pro­duc­ing polit­i­cally out­spo­ken record cov­ers for anarcho-punk band Crass in the late 1970s. Her work became a strong influ­ence for protest art as well as the punk and anar­chist aes­thetic of her time. Using her diverse inter­est in all forms of art, she pro­duced paint­ings and col­lages that exposed the absur­dity and hypocrisy of ‘civilised’ soci­ety with frank and often dis­turb­ing imagery. After Crass dis­banded Vaucher moved away from overt world pol­i­tics and started pro­duc­ing work of a more per­sonal nature, explor­ing the psy­cho­log­i­cal diver­sity and delema of social inter-relationships. Vaucher’s work is hard-hitting with a grip­ping aes­thetic and has been exhib­ited inter­na­tion­ally as well as being included in a num­ber of books and publications.

Directions

50-A Bannam Place, San Francisco [googlemap address=”50-A Bannam Place, San Francisco, CA 94133″]