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Jeremy Olson "This Time of Monsters" @ Unit London

“The old world is dying and the new world struggles to be born. Now is the time of monsters.” – Antonio Gramsci October 28, 2022

Jeremy Fish is "Drawing Conclusions" in NYC

Harman Projects is pleased to present Drawing Conclusions, a solo exhibition by Jeremy Fish. Returning to his roots with an exhibition of entirely black and white drawings, Fish draws from a variety July 29, 2022

Garbology: A Six Pack with Aesop Rock

My buddy Jeremy Fish introduced me to Aesop Rock many years ago. I don’t mean he introduced me to his music, I mean he literally said, “Hey, Mike, this is Aesop,” and we met in J-Fish’s studi December 14, 2021

Speed Wheels Stories: A Conversation with Jeremy Fish

Coinciding with are recent feature in our Fall 2021 quarterly on the Art of the Speed Wheels and the current exhibition, The Art of the Santa Cruz Speed Wheel on view at the  September 21, 2021

Living in the Past: Jeremy Fish @ Haight Street Art Center, San Francisco

Jeremy Fish has become, over the last twenty-five years, one of San Francisco’s most recognizable and beloved artists. While Fish is usually based in North Beach, he spent the end of 2020 living an March 30, 2021

"Aloha, Mr. Hand": Thinkspace Inaugurates New Space in Los Angeles with Massive Group Show

If ever were there a gallery who would kick off their new space with a massive, unique and eclectic look at New Contemporary art, it would be our friends at Thinkspace Projects. And here they have. A January 07, 2021

The Boys of Volta by Jeremy Snell

The Boys of Volta series by Jeremy Snell is a sensitive portrayal of the people and environment surrounding Lake Volta, Ghana. This enormous man-made lake is the largest in the world. Spanning half o December 22, 2020

The Likes Of Others: A Conversation with Jeremy Olson

The show must go on, and in that spirit, Unit London will kick off 2021 with a solo show by Jeremy Olson on January 6th. The Likes Of Others, his debut with the gallery encompasses a look at some of December 22, 2020

Guy Diehl: Realist with a Minimalist Aesthetic

Guy Diehl gained the label photorealist in the 1970s, when he was making swimming pool and beach themed paintings and watercolors. He would toil over the details of concrete surface texture and each November 27, 2020

Vector Noir: A Conversation with Jeremy Booth

Jeremy Booth is a Louisville, Kentucky-based illustrator with a penchant for classic design works and what he calls a "vector noir" style. Immediately when you are inspired by a classic "noir" era of September 15, 2020
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