Juxtapoz friend and staple here in San Francisco, fine artist Ferris Plock is set to open a new body of work at Shooting Gallery in SF on Saturday, October 6. We just received a preview of the show, capped off with Plock's three boomboxes made in collaboration with Pseudo Studios, which Plock tells us are all "hit with auto paint and made from wood." Pictures after the jump . . .

This Friday, June 22, San Francisco power art couple extraordinaire, Ferris Plock and Kelly Tunstall, open a new exhibition, Edible Complex, at Fecal Face Dot Gallery in SF. Edible Complex seeks to explore our personal and cultural relationship to food, and the effect of social networking on the ever-evolving ecosystem of admiring, eating and wasting food in the Bay Area.

San Francisco-based Ferris Plock is set to open a new solo show, Just For One Day, at Shooting Gallery this Saturday, October 1st. The new work expands upon Plock's use of ukiyo-e inspired design and unique characters while exploring the images that shaped his childhood.

Have you ever wanted to learn about new things? How about new old things? Did you know that Skoolers are from an era of the past and a huge influence on where action sports is now? San Francisco-based artist, Ferris Plock, tells us the history of the Skooler Legacy.

Thinkspace Gallery of Los Angeles, California curated a group exhibition, LAX/PDX, at Together Gallery in Portland, Oregon, featuring over 60 paintings by 50+ artists from all over the globe as well as an installation by DABS MYLA. Lots of looks of the works after the jump . . .

Over the past few years, fine artist Ferris Plock has become one of the most active artists in San Francisco. Recently, he was the Artist-in-Residence at Recology in SF, and had a solo show at Shooting Gallery. Many would say Plock holds a trademark style, mixing, at times, contemporary culture with Ukiyo-e art form. Maybe you should just read the interview. Read after the jump . . .

Besides being far better at Fruit Ninja than us (821? That is good), Ferris Plock is a very talented fine artist based in San Francisco, California. His solo show at Shooting Gallery late last year was well-received, and Ferris just released this new print, "Hidden," through Tiny Showcase for a good cause. More information on how to get it after the jump . . .