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Styled by me( Kelly Ann Panagakos)

Styled by me( Kelly Ann Panagakos)

Styled by me( Kelly Ann Panagakos)

Styled by me( Kelly Ann Panagakos)

Styled by me( Kelly Ann Panagakos)

Styled by me( Kelly Ann Panagakos)

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Jen Lee’s comics have always been super cute. We’re enamored, now, with her compelling shift into gif territory, creating moving graphic novels that churn on the page while you’re reading them

Thursday fly

THE BEAUTY OF HIV, CANCER, EBOLA

Thursday fly

Thursday fly

Lori Nelson paints a delightfully bizarre world of yetis, werewolves, and scaly tweens but her subjects are not the freaks and monsters we’ve come to know on the silver screen. Underneath their hairy complexions, horns and scales, Nelson’s “Cryptoweens,” as she calls them, are surprisingly like us. Though certainly monstrous, one might even call them “ugly” or “frightening,” Nelson’s wide-eyed characters with flush cheeks lit by their glowing smart phones, also embody a classical beauty.

Currently on display at Hashimoto Contemporary in San Francisco, is “Belongings”, a solo show of new charcoal and graphite drawings on paper by Joel Daniel Phillips. Following his first solo show at the gallery in 2014, the artist returns this May with a body of work that explores the rapidly-shifting social fabric of San Francisco.