Podcast appearances and mentions of minna gallery

Mike Giant in conversation with Dalek at Mike's studio in San Diego, California on June 21, 2024. Topics discussed include: Tyke, pickup basketball games, Hurley (2009-2015), Mark Parker, Roger Gastman, Black Dot, fashion world, Spacemonkey racing yacht, apartment mural, Cycle, dominatrix girlfriend, sex in SF in the 1990s, unintentional harm, painting freights at night in Chicago, closing out bars, interaction with Chicago PD, etiquette with cops, backing away from a sketchy girl, exhilaration of release, picking up Semz and Nekst from jail, referrals from fellow graffiti writers, writing to T-Dee, meeting Kaws (1995), car stolen in Queens, The Limelight club, Leeway, Sume, flow among creatives in NYC, Alphabet City, squatters, Sidewalk Cafe, Z Bar, East Side Inc, 111 Minna Gallery, Move shows by Rich Jacobs, Chouinard, location flexibility, disinterest in public school, DODDS, 16 years old in Japan (1984), 6'6” white hair, sexual standards, 1982 World Cup trip to Spain, teenage drinking and topless beaches in Europe, Iron Maiden “Number of the Beast” Tour, engaging with a new culture, Japanese cartoons, food mascots, Naval Academy in Maryland, family roots in Annapolis, new wave/punk, MTV, Oceans Two record store, confrontational attitude to punks, trip to Ocean City, meeting skaters, acting out, sleeping on floors, Espo arriving in a limo, lack of compassion/discussion from parents, parenting, honest conversation with children, self discovery through trials, processing childhood trauma as an adult, pressure of life clouding clarity of mind, Let It Go meditation to help sleep, medication, blood disorder, masking vs fixing, chaos bringers, Old Souls, difference in how sons first responded, Shannon's past lives, realizations on road trips, people watching, investigating emotions, discovering new places, memory recollection, casing neighborhoods before writing graffiti, mind mapping, Web3, global anonymous community, Tunny and Joe, importance of meeting in-person, Art Basel, Buffmonster, Bobby Tribal, Nate Lyons and Kris Markovich, Jay Strickland, Duffs team manager, Shepard Fairey, mailing canvases to artist friends, making connections, pulling off life as an artist, the blessing of support and the impact of murals.

TT2M Live in NYC. Elsie Rooftop, Midtown. 6PM. REGISTER HERE TT2M Live in SF. Minna Gallery, SoMa. 6PM. REGISTER HERE   How can we leverage technology to allow us to do more of what we are best at? Welcome to another episode from the floor of Talent Acquisition Week in San Diego, California. Today, we are speaking to Justin Ghio about AI in the world of talent acquisition. Drawing on his experience in at Activision Blizzard, Justin explains everything he knows about AI in the talent sphere, the reason it is misunderstood, how it can best be used, and why it is time to escape the fear. You will also find out how to understand AI, its limitations, the correct way to view it, and how to make it work for you. If you're still hesitant, Justin gives examples of how AI will make your day easier, open up your schedule, and give you more time to do the parts of your job you like. Tune in to hear why AI will not steal your job but make you better at it! Key Points From This Episode: Justin reflects on his speech at TA Week in San Diego.  The current perception of AI in the talent world. How we need to view AI. Examples of how AI is used in talent activities. Justin's opinions on boolean searching and its current relevance. How Activision Blizzard uses AI and skill adjacency in their talent acquisition. How AI can help with decision-making. The technology Activision Blizzard uses and how it works. Realities of AI in the HR industry. The conversations Justin has around AI and its growing popularity. Three questions Justin asks to make sure he is using the correct AI tools. How to get buy-in to use AI within your company. Why AI can only get you 70-80% of the way. The best career advice Justin has received.   Tweetables:   “AI can't do everything from start to finish for me. What it can do is give me 10 options to look at faster than I can think through one option.” — @Just_in_Games [0:02:44]   “AI lets you be lazy. Instead of sending a follow-up message, you click a button to automate follow-ups.” — @Just_in_Games [0:06:50]   “How can we leverage technology to allow us to do more of what we are best at?” — @Just_in_Games [0:13:33]   “Just because you're great [at something], doesn't mean you have to do that forever.” — @Just_in_Games [0:21:02]   Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:   Justin Ghio on Twiter Justin Ghio on LinkedIn Activision Blizzard Talent Acquisition Week ChatGPT Talk Talent to Me Hired  

Emily Fromm, noted visual artist whose cityscapes of San Francisco are growing in popularity has added classic scenes from New York and London to her urban art portfolio. She is best known for the massive mosaic, entitled Four Corners, which graces the Harvey Milk Terminal at SFO. Four of San Francisco's famous neighborhoods - the Castro, Chinatown, Embarcadero and the Mission are depicted in the massive 40 x 10 feet mural. Four Corners has become one of the terminal's favorite art installations. Emily's Solo Show, featuring over 50 of her works opens at the 111 Minna Gallery, 111 Minna Street, San Francisco, 94105 on January 13 at 5pm and will be open to the public until February 17. She plans to open a new studio in the Tenderloin district soon. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/james-herlihy/message

On this episode of Art Affairs, i talk with, artist, Tiffany Bozic.We discuss her childhood experience growing up on a farm in rural Arkansas, how she first started getting work into galleries, her recent book project with Simon & Schuster, and a whole lot more! Literally the most guest-requested artist to date, on Art Affairs 48.Also mentioned in this episode: Zoe Keller, Christina Mrozik, Jane Kim, Mike Giant, Jeremy Fish, Damon Soule, Shepard Fairey, 111 Minna Gallery, Joshua Liner Gallery, Haley Mellin, Gingko Press, and Isabella Kirkland.Follow Tiffany:Website: tiffanybozic.comInstagram: @t.bozicFollow the Show:Website: artaffairspodcast.comPatreon: artaffairsInstagram: @artaffairspodcastFacebook: @artaffairspodcastTwitter: @art_affairs

On this episode of Art Affairs, i talk with, artist, Jon Ching.We discuss his path from Mechanical Engineer to concert photography to painter, his focus on symbiosis and the interconnectedness of nature, his upcoming solo show at Haven Gallery, and a whole lot more! Come stroll with us through the post-Anthropocene on Art Affairs 28.Also mentioned in this episode: 111 Minna Gallery, Beinart Gallery, Corey Helford Gallery, Nunzio Paci, Hannah Yata, and Lauren Brevner.Follow Jon:Website: jonchingart.comInstagram: @jonchingartFacebook: @JonChingArtFollow the Show:Website: artaffairspodcast.comInstagram: @artaffairspodcastFacebook: @artaffairspodcastTwitter: @art_affairs

In this podcast, Michelle and Alex pick up where they left off in Part 1, discussing how the sale of 111 Minna that left them as co-owners went down. The original owner, Ei Ming, left Michelle in charge, and there was a lot of stuff she had to figure out how to do. A few years down the road, she brought Alex in to help, and soon enough, the two ended up buying the place from Ei Ming. 111 Minna Gallery is still closed to the public due to COVID-19 restrictions. But they're fundraising and hosting virtual events from time to time. Please follow them on Twitter and Instagram and check their website for more info. This episode concludes our Small Business September promotions. That doesn't mean we'll stop introducing you to small business owners all over The City. And please, do your part to ensure that these businesses survive these strange times. We recorded this podcast at 111 Minna in September 2020. Photography by Michelle Kilfeather

Ready your SF bingo card: Michelle Delaney is a punk rock mom who runs an art gallery in The City. In this podcast, we get to know Michelle and 111 Minna co-owner Alex Kivelstadt. The two talk about their lives leading up to the moment they purchased the art bar/cafe from its previous owner. Check back Thursday for Part 2, when we'll hear the story of Michelle and Alex taking over 111 Minna, and what they've been doing with the place since shelter-in-place took effect in March this year. Sadly, the gallery is still closed due to the COVID-19 restrictions. But they're still fundraising and doing virtual shows from time to time. Follow them on Twitter and Instagram or check their website for details. We recorded this podcast at 111 Minna Gallery in September 2020. Photography by Michelle Kilfeather

In this episode, I invite the listeners and listeners' friends to the next Viva La Vulva exhibit in San Francisco, California.  Details: January 17-19 (Women's March Weekend) 111 Minna Gallery  111 Minna Street San Francisco, CA 94105 Sponsors:  Lelo, Pelvic Health and Rehab Center, LAiCreatives, Tia Clinic/App, MedAmour, Rein Clothing. Confirmed Speakers:  Dr. Leah Millheiser, Rachel Gelman, Carol Queen, Dr. Diana Atashroo   More info at website: www.vivalavulvaLA.org

In this episode, I invite the listeners and listeners' friends to the next Viva La Vulva exhibit in San Francisco, California.    Details: January 17-19 (Women's March Weekend) 111 Minna Gallery  111 Minna Street San Francisco, CA 94105   More info at website: www.vivalavulvaLA.org

http://www.hunterfranks.com/shop/threehundredandsixtyfivelists-book Hunter Franks creates ways for people to share introspections, hear other people’s stories, and reimagine social norms. His practice encompasses community-based public art, visual work, writing, and installation. He shares cultural commentary and conducts actions that display that we are all far more similar than we are different. As people begin to contemplate their own role in shaping culture, they begin to reimagine the possibilities present for connection, empathy, love, and joy within their own lives, their neighborhood, and their city. His projects include a 500 person dinner on a freeway, a storytelling exchange to connect disparate neighborhoods, a swing on a subway, and a year of creative daily lists. His Neighborhood Postcard Project has been carried out in 26 communities around the world from Chennai, India to Santiago, Chile and he is the founder of the League of Creative Interventionists, a nationwide network of community catalysts using art and culture to reimagine their cities. His work has been carried out in public spaces and venues around the United States including the de Young Museum, Mural Arts Program, Asian Art Museum, 111 Minna Gallery, Akron Art Museum, Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival, and Detroit’s Eastern Market. His work has been featured in the Los Angeles Times, the Guardian, Fast Company, Curbed, and Univision. In 2014, Franks was named to GOOD Magazine’s GOOD 100, an annual showcase of individuals at the cutting-edge of creative impact. In 2016, he was chosen to participate in the Studio Residency Program at Root Division, a San Francisco arts non-profit. In 2017, Franks received a Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Fellowship to address equity. In 2018, his idea to transform a freeway into a forest won the Knight Cities Challenge, a nationwide call for civic ideas. Franks is currently an Alumni Studio Artist at Root Division, resides in Northern California, and speaks about his work around the country. Before you check out my accomplishments, check out my list of Rejected Applications and Unfunded Ideas. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/possibilityhours/support

Coming off the success of his current show “Blasphemous Nature” at 111 Minna Gallery, Robert Bowen joins us in the studio to discuss 20+ years of experience in the gallery world. Robert’s artwork depicts a fusion of animals, insects and automated parts, which speaks directly to our relationship with nature. Robert has been interviewed by Hi-Fructose and Juxtapoz magazines, but we’ve recently had the privilege of recording his first audio interview. Show notes:Robert’s social media:Robert Bowen’s WebsiteRobert’s InstagramRobert’s TwitterGalleries:-111 Minna Gallery and “Blasphemous Nature”-Compound Gallery in Oakland; “Art of the Mushroom” art show-Arch Enemy Arts -Woot BearJuxtapozHi Fructose“Disposable” bookArtists:-Meer-Barry McGee-Shephard Fairey-Secret Serpents-MondoHow Weird Street FaireFunko Pop ToysMastodon

Brett Crawford came up from San Clemente for his 111 Minna Gallery show and hung out with us at Monty Guy’s studio to record this podcast! He tells us the story of a mural near WonderlandSF gallery before getting deep into his story about coming up from being a drug-addict 18-year felon to turning his life around via art. He tells us about scoring a job at a print shop and used samples to make friends in the art scene, viewing the Choe Show, and his views on life and death. We hear the story behind his painting featuring Geoffrey The Giraffe called “Taking Geoffrey Home,” his “Fuck Cancer” tag, and more. We hear his side of the infamous “Pretentious C” story (fun fact: he was the other guy Josh was talking to!) and how he made a bad first impression at Thinkspace Gallery. We end with some good advice about how to handle rejection and fantasizing to manifest the reality you want. We were really inspired by his story of his drive to redeem himself and you will be too. His 111 Minna show opens Friday July 6th, 2018.

Our theme song "Shane and Sonia Ride The Bus" was written and recorded by Shane IzykowskiShow Notes: Chillin' Productions: http://chillinproductions.com/Wonderland SF: http://www.wonderlandsf.com/Mission Local Article: https://missionlocal.org/2010/11/dress-code-wonderland-sf-on-24th-street/111 Minna Gallery: http://111minnagallery.com/Mezzanine: https://mezzaninesf.com/Juntos Somos One: www.instagram.com/juntos_somos_one/Alec Huxley: http://alechuxley.com/Luna Rienne Gallery: http://www.lunarienne.com/Modern Eden Gallery: https://www.moderneden.com/Jeremy Mann: http://redrabbit7.com/John Wentz: www.johnwentz.comHashimoto Contemporary: www.hashimotocontemporary.com/Eric Joyner: https://ericjoyner.com/Amanda Lynn: http://www.alynnpaint.com/Monty Guy: https://www.facebook.com/Monty-Guys-Art-205107252968168/Joshua Lawyer: https://www.instagram.com/joshuathelawyer/?hl=enMJ Lindo: http://mjlindo.storenvy.com/Art Opening @ WonderlandSF: https://www.facebook.com/events/133447780834552/Ian Reynold: https://www.ianreynold.com/Jeremiah Allen Welch: http://www.jeremiahallenwelch.com/Alexa Fourier: https://www.instagram.com/4eyay/?hl=enWaiting to Dry Podcast: http://www.waitingtodry.com/Sergio Lopez: https://www.themainloop.com/Olympia Altimir Gálvez: https://www.olympiaaltimir.com/  

Spark meets up wth surf legend Herbie Fletcher to check out the "Surf Style" exhibit at 111 Minna Gallery.

  Jeff Campbell is a natural, and any lover of music can see that when performing, he is doing what he was born to do. Jeff's onstage experiences have found him sharing the stage with members of Counting Crows, Phil Lesh of the Grateful Dead and opening for Grammy-winning band Train. Early 2012 saw the release of Campbell's first-ever acoustic album, "Stop and Go". With this album, Jeff fulfilled his promise to stay true to the songwriting style that P&B fans have come to know but also to test some boundaries with production, approach and style. "Stop and Go" also boasts guest performances from several of the Bay area's finest musicians, including Megan Slankard, Brad Brooks, Austin Wilacy and James Deprato, who not only offered their performance talents, but also lent their hands with songwriting, arrangements and production.SF Recording and Mastering engineer Michael Romanowski approached Jeff in early Feb 2012 and said he wanted to start a live recording/DVD series from Coast Recorders, a staple SF recording studio that has been around for decades that he recently took over. He asked Jeff if he would like to be his pioneer act, recreating his entire last album (Stop and Go) from start to finish, totally live, in front of an invited studio audience. Jeff said heck yes, put an email out to my mailing list asking who would be interested, the response was overwhelming and we filled the room with the first 75 RSVPs, a 4 camera crew and full audio crew on Feb 26 and filmed and recorded it. They captured the full essences of a live, in studio performance of a record that had many tracks on the studio version initiially. We had fun Stop and Go Live at the Coast Primer DVD party this Friday at 111 Minna Gallery, San Fran, Ca Link to event https://www.facebook.com/events/206868272777784/

H3LIUM Resident, Adrenal, hails from San Francisco, and now calls San Diego home. He has shared the decks with the likes of top international DJ's, Stonebridge, Lizzy Curious, Myon and Shane54, Dimitris Mykonos, Seismyc, Domas, Dj Damian, Dirtyhertz, Syd Gris, Billy the Kid, and Jessie Seely. Over the past 5 years, he's spun exclusive events in Cancun, Miami, LA, San Francisco, San Jose, Dallas, Houston, San Diego, and Las Vegas at venues including 1015 Folsom, Ghost Bar, Mix, Asia, Paradise Lounge and 111 Minna Gallery. Blending an eclectic mix of styles from House, Tech House, Techno, Progressive, Trance and on into the realms of Hard Dance, Adrenal brings hard hitting beats, infectious rhythms, and a grooving vibe, to get your adrenalin pumping and keep you moving!

A live set recorded from 111 Minna Gallery in San Francisco featuring some great vocal house & a little bit of progressive!!

  8:00 AM: Rebroadcast of Alrick Brown, dir. Kinyarwanda (SFIFF 54). 8:30 AM: playwright Michael Kroll & Rev. Dorothy Streuther, speak about Requiem for the Death Penalty, on the 20th Anniversay of CA's resumption of the death penalty by lethal gas in Robert Alton Harris's case, April 21, 1992. There are a series of events: art reception with Malaquias Montoya, at 1111 Minna Gallery in SF. Apr. 21 there is a film screening, there are awards for death penalty advocates, panel discussions with victims and survivors, culminating with the staged reading of kroll's play: "Just Like a Dog" at Shogun theatre in Berkeley, Apr. 23-24, 7 p.m. Visit http://requiemforthedeathpenalty.eventbrite.com/ 9:00 AM: Tina Abram-Davis, Visual Anthropologist's first presentation will be on April 24 at the http://humanrights.sfsu.edu/summit9.html She is featured on a panel at 3:30, Modern Epidemics.  The second panel, on April 25th at 9:30 a.m. is called "Until Haiti Spoke: The Cholera Epidemic".  The second project is part of a panel entitled "Human Rights Film Festival."  The presentation is called "Africa: A Colonial Project of Genocide." Edris Cooper Anifowoshe, actress, activist, producer, joins us to talk about "The Green Goddess," a fim screening in The Oaksterdam University/CalNORML Benefit, tonight, Friday, April 20, 3-8 p.m. at 1600 Broadway in Oakland. Donation $10. Visit http://www.calnorm.org/events.html Music: Alice Walker reciting We Have a Beautiful Mother, an excerpt from Praises for the World; Leon Williams's singing The Creator Has a Master Plan; Adimu WolfHawkJaguar's Hunter Poetry.     

March 23, 2009. Rudy reads the first chapter of his novel in progress at an Electronic Freedom Foundation benefit at the 111 Minna Gallery in San Francisco. Subscribe to Rudy Rucker Podcasts.

Spark meets up wth surf legend Herbie Fletcher to check out the "Surf Style" exhibit at 111 Minna Gallery. Original air date: August 2003.