Showing posts with label JUNC Boutique and Gallery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label JUNC Boutique and Gallery. Show all posts

Friday, December 2, 2011

"He Sees You When You're Sleeping" Group ART SHOW


THIS SATURDAY!! Junc Gallery in San Diego, CA opens it’s winter group exhibit, "He Sees You When You're Sleeping" a group art show of Creepy Santas Curated by Jasmine Worth


Featuring Artwork by: Jasmine Worth, Joseph Michael Linsner, Kristina Deak, Vanessa Lemen, Kim Schwenk, and many others.

Held during the Winter South Park Walk About, this show is one of the most well attended Holiday events in San Diego.. Celebrate the Season. More info on the FB event page here:

SHOW INFO

JUNC
2209 Fern Street
San Diego, CA 92104
Saturday December 3, 2011
Opening reception: 6:00pm until 10:00pm

Saturday, October 1, 2011

GROUP ART SHOW TONIGHT at JUNC!

Don't forget the JUNC Boutique group art show and annual Southpark Fall walkabout is happening tonight in San Diego. While Joseph Michael Linsner and I both have pieces in the show, and although we will be on the East coast, we truly wish could be there to celebrate and enjoy the wonderful October evening with everyone. Ah, sometimes the world is just too big.

If you are in the area, don't miss out on the great art and fun Fall festivities!







Junc Gallery
"Blood Moon" Group Show Exhibition

2209 Fern Street
San Diego, CA
Curated by: Jasmine Worth
Hosts: Jeffrey Parish and Jasmine Worth.
Opening reception: October 1st, 2011

Featured Artists include: Jasmine Worth, Kristina Deak, Stacy D'Aguar, Vanessa Lemen, Kim Schwenk, and others.

Thursday, March 4, 2010

South Park Walkabout reminder..


And because after all I'm a girl, I sometimes like to talk about girly things like shopping. I had planned to go off in this entry about my $13 worth of blissful haul that I got at the Asian Market last night, and my little Ram trinket box from etsy.com (thanks to Jasmine for the recommendation on that little guy) but instead I'd like to talk some Junc.

Fashion junkie that I am, I still like to create my own looks on an individual level. So I often combine vintage thrift shop finds with custom made or newly bought boutique and designer items. Do I still wish GAMMA GAMMA, the now-defunct TUK UK , Plasticland and my pal Laura's old place The Assembly were still here in SD? Sure. But luckily we have great shops like The Crypt, and JUNC to uphold that tradition and keep my fashion needs satiated. Yay! That said, when I do buy new, I'm fussy. And not only do I like to support local shops, I prefer a unique neighborhood store to a shopping mall outlet any day! I LOVE a good sales event too!

I nabbed some killer Quipid® Victorian styled boots in black at the last one, and a wonderful Decmember Diamonds® Aquatini Mermaid as a gift for a buddy of mine over the holidays. The joint has everything! Virtually something for everyone and it truly is one of the most unique retail stores and gallery venues left in San Diego. No surprise it was Voted best retail store role model in City Beat 2009.
The shop owner Jeffrey Parish hand selects the most fantastic clothing and accessories with an eye for detail and a sharp focus on not only the well-known design house names, but the independent Designer and local Artist as well. The inventory is always fresh, with ever changing creative displays and new merchandise. As is the case with all the best small-sized retail shops and galleries, they sometimes carry just one of each size.Therefore, with such limited quantities, they really do feature items you just don't see plastered on everyone else. So that way you never walk out of there worrying that you'll see your recent fashion purchase coming and going on another person.The staff is great, super friendly and knowledgeable.

lt takes me right back home to the small Philadelphia shops and design house boutiques in Old City and on South Street. The look of the shop is eclectic and definitely all it's own, but the feel celebrates the original vibe present in the East Villiage boutiques of NY.
PLUS!! There's local ART on the walls from some of my friends as well as some of my own! (Squeeek!) I couldn't feel more at home there if I tried. You should totally check out both the sale and the South Park Walkabout as well as the Midnight Dreary Show at JUNC on March 27th.

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Big News on the local front..

congratulate |kənˈgra ch əˌlāt; -ˈgrajə-|
verb [ trans. ] To give (someone) one's good wishes when something special or pleasant has happened to them . ORIGIN mid 16th cent.: from Latin congratulat- ‘congratulated,’ from the verb congratulari, from con- ‘with’ + gratulari ‘show joy’ (from gratus ‘pleasing’ ).

I was going to blog today about current projects, upcoming March shows and include a bit about some great fun I had over the weekend. But later for that. Today's biggest and best news spotlight belongs to my dear friend, and student of Performance Studies at UCSD/Performance Artist Helaine !

It's nice when the world sees what you have to offer and takes an interest. But, I also feel a great sense of balance and order in the world when it happens to notice one of my friends and their artistic visions. Helaine has been accepted into the 2010 EMERGENYC program at NYU!

I am proud to have been privy thus far and to bear witness to her creative journey. And I am elated to report that after seemingly endless studies, much toiling and endurance, that all her hard work and dedication to her craft has paid off.

I will miss knowing she's just around the corner from me. And on a local-level, the San Diego local art scene is surely going to miss her. However, I am quite certain NYC is never going to be the same after her visit. Please join me in congratulating and wishing her well on her artistic journey.


(Inset photo above: Helaine and I at JUNC - 11/2009)


On a personal note of Kudos: "Helaine, may your art always be larger than life and your appetite to create insatiable! Oh - and if you run into Yoko tell her I love her. Or maybe, just tear up some grapefruit in front of her or something."
"In La Noia we trust...K~"



xoxo

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Pics from Saturday's Show.

A very special heart-felt thanks to my friend and fellow Artist Jasmine Worth for displaying her fine art and handiwork alongside me at the UN*IT*Y fundraiser show at The Flame on Saturday. It was a very full attendance event (over 400 people) and it got so HOT in there that someone's hair even caught on fire! (I know this is true, because we smelled the burning!) Art for a good cause!

Here are some pics of the two of us and our table on the main stage. The mirorred curtains kinda reminded me of a 70's themed Carrie-esque prom, but hey, that's just the way my horror-movie-reference-laden brain works.





The table view in part.. (My wares are to the left-hand side of the pic - Jasmine's to the right and in the pic below.)



A close-up shot of Jasmine's fantastic Art and handmade items on display...some currently availiable at her etsy store by the way. Her prints are amazing, and the necklaces truly unique and well-crafted. I also suggest one of the hand-held pocket mirrors featuring her art for the practical gal-on-the-go. (I simply adore mine!)



A special thanks to my Performance Artist pal Helaine and Martha from JUNC for stopping by to show their support of the local arts scene and donate to the benefit as well. Their presence and support was much appreciated.



I can't say thanks enough to each of you for coming out.

xoxo,

K~