san francisco

Hihi! new edition of my regular monthly radio ..

This is an awesome documentary by local fella, Pete Koff, which I had the pleasure of seeing last year at a local showing at the Great Highway Gallery. Pete has contributed a great wee story about skating in Pacifica in the 80s, for our upcoming issue #5 of the B0ardside (mark yer calendar - next backyard show will be June 17th - will have art installation by Anthony R Grant, and music by Neutrals and Shatter Pattern - more details to come!)

Pierre is a local neighborhood character, who cycles past my door almost daily. He has amazingly rich history as chronicled here!

Me and Michael will be DJing at Laughing Monk brewing for a wee end of Beer Week celebration. Afternoon jams!

Hey hey!

Putting on another backyard art show, with several bands and a new issue of the zine rready!

10th September 2022 - 43rd and Moraga, OB415.

I took part in the monthly Resident Electronic sessions last week, was super fun!

Here’s my set from it:

Recordings now ready from the backyard live shows at the weekend!

Cindy on saturday ..

China on sunday…

Awesome wee vid of my neighborhood!

Finally edited the video footage from our last art show, Brent Willson’s Lost City and Bridge Bardo!

The sky above the port was the color of …

Wed, September 9, 2020, San Francisco.

The sky above the Bay Area was filled with orange ash and smoke which came from the Bear Fire burning near Oroville, 150 miles northeast of San Francisco.

Music by TVO - “Sketch 3 - Hydroacoustics” from https://t-v-o.bandcamp.com/album/distant-lights-receding

Ah, super lovely review of My Side Of The City and The B0ardside #1 from my buddy Dan Shahin ..

This is taken from a longer livestream here.

thanks Dan!

Finished a comic I’ve been working on this past year - over at the Drawing B0ard -

Oh, should have posted this a while back!

All videos from the Algorithmic Art Assembly conference/festival I ran in March, are now online –

Friday Day

Friday Night

Saturday Day

Saturday Night

Pretty decent wee documentary on the changing face of SF from VICE mag. Near the beginning a lot of the location shots don’t match the narrative, but the interview with Andre Nickatina makes it totally worthwhile!