Good friend and frequent Juxtapoz collaborator, Mike Shine, (his work at this year's Outside Lands was the standout of the entire festival, and that means you, Stevie Wonder) is set to open a nex exhibition, Dr Flotsam & The Carny Bastards at San Francisco's 111 Minna Gallery this Friday, September 21. The show will be "spanning centuries and geographies, with a ragtag collection of souls are a mix of gods and mortals, beauty and beasts."

Bay Area-based Robert Bowen, who we interviewed in our August 2012 issue (with a fantastic portrait by Ransom + Mitchell), is part of the group exhibition, Lethal Injection, opening tomorrow night, August 3, at San Francisco's 111 Minna Gallery. The show will also feature works by Isaac Pierro, Philip Lawson, Nicholas Giraud, a.k.a. 100taur, and even a few portraits by Ransom + Mitchell.

Featured in our August 2012 issue is San Francisco Bay Area based fine artist, Robert Bowen, who is set to show a new body of work in Lethal Injection, opening August 3 at 111 Minna Gallery. A self-proclaimed TV Baby who creates artwork that feels like a stream of consciousness of 1980's and '90's pop-culture, Juxtapoz contributor Shaun Roberts visits Bowen's studio to see the artist's workspace.

Tonight marks the opening Neon Knightsby Lango Olivera and Henry Lewis at 111 Minna Gallery, and we have your exclusive preview images after the jump. Lewis is one of San Francisco's most accomplished tattoo artists, while Lango, a tattooist himself, is one of the most skilled graffiti/muralists we have had in the magazine in the past few months (he was part of the November 2011 Pushead curated issue).

Tomorrow night, March 2, two San Francisco stalwarts will be opening a two-man show at 111 Minna Gallery. Those two would be Henry Lewis and Lange Olivera, and that show would be Neon Knights. Lewis is one of the most accomplished tattoo artists in SF, and Lango, a tattooist himself, is one of the most skilled graffiti/muralists we have had in the magazine in the past few months. Watch Jan Wayne Swayze's video after the jump . . .

This July at 111 Minna in San Francisco, Kelly Graval and Nathan Ota, aka RISK and COOZ, will be opening a collaborative show, That Was Then, This Is Now. The show reunites two friends who respectfully became graffiti legends in the streets and revered artists in galleries and museums across the globe.