August 2012 cover artist, Evan Hecox, Shepard Fairey, and Jim Houser... not a bad line-up in one showing. The trio of artists will be showing together at Black Book Gallery in Denver, Colorado, starting this Friday, August 3rd. Coinciding with the exhibition, Shepard Fairey and Evan Hecox will be installing murals on the Metropolitan State College of Denver CVA (Center for Visual Arts), and on Friday, August 3rd, there will be an invite only panel discussion with all 3 artists at the same Center for Visual Arts.

San Francisco was on the art beat this weekend with 3 different art fairs to attend, and Friday afternoon we made our way to artMRKT, the most internationally represented fair of the trio. From Park Life, to LeBasee, to Daniel Horowitz' fantastic collection of collage and drawings at Muriel Guepin's booth, this year's showing was also SF's most eclectic.

We stopped by the opening reception for Jim Houser’s As Quiet As It’s Kept at LeBasse Projects in Culver City. This is a beautiful exhibition full of detail that you’ll definitely want to stop by and experience in person. Photos and more after the jump...

One of our personal favorites, Jim Houser, will be opening a new solo show, "As Quiet As It's Kept" at LeBasse Projects' Culver City space tonight, March 10. The exhibition will feature a new series of canvas paintings, mixed media compositions and installations, all featuring Houser's use of words, phrases, and signature characters.

One of our personal favorites, Jim Houser, will be opening a new solo show, As Quiet As It's Kept" at LeBasse Projects' Culver City space this Saturday, March 10. The exhibition will feature a new series of canvas paintings, mixed media compositions and installations, all featuring Houser's use of words, phrases, and signature characters.

We stopped by LeBasse Projects in Culver City to check out their current group exhibition which showcases artwork form some of their artists that will be exhibiting this year, including works from Herakut, Mike Stilkey, Joshua Petker, Seonna Hong, Jim Houser, Tobias Keene, Katrin Fridriks, Nate Frizzell, Yoskay Yamamoto, Andrew Hem, Matt Haber and Melissa Haslam.  Photos after the jump..

Austin-based artist Tim Kerr has gathered himself and a bunch of his friends together for Our Schedule Has Changed, a group show at Space 1026 in Philadelphia. With this latest body of work, completed during his recent residency at Providence, Rhode Island’s AS220 Kerr continues to explore themes of social justice, people’s history, and community.

A good way to start the year is by the group show method, as is the case with a great line-up at Guerrero Gallery for Nothing To Say. The show will feature works by Caleb Neelon, Alex Lukas, Wes Lang, Kelsey Brookes, Mike Davis, Matt Leines, Mark Mulroney, Alekis Mackenzie, Jim Houser, Larry Mullins, Brett Cook, and a lot more, almost too many to name here. More images and previews after the jump . . .