Steve Chellis Four Barrel Art Dept 375 Valencia St, San Francisco, CA 94103 July 3 - August 4, 2014 Opening Reception July 10, 2014 10pm

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Steve Chellis Four Barrel Art Dept 375 Valencia St, San Francisco, CA 94103 July 3 - August 4, 2014 Opening Reception July 10, 2014 10pm

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Steve Chellis
Steve Chellis revels in the physicality of his craft while taking full advantage of its psychological possibilities. A member of the bluetan collective, Chellis lives in exile.
See his work on view next Saturday, May 3rd in TRACES.
Steve Chellis in ARMCHAIR/SHOTGUN
Steve Chellis has a feature in the latest issue of literary/arts magazine ARMCHAIR/SHOTGUN. Be sure to pick up a copy from their site
suspect your elders
bluetan and Bluetile present suspect your elders Bluetile Skateshop 621 Harden St. Columbia, South Carolina opening reception June 4, 8-11pm Steve Chellis Geoff Henshall Joe Strasser Brandon Fonville Joseph O'Neal Bluetan is coming to South Carolina with our latest collection, suspect your elders, opening June 4th at Bluetile Skateshop in downtown Columbia. more info at http://bluetan.com/bluetile.html

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new work from Geoff Henshall and Steve Cobra Chellis
Steve Cobra Chellis Geoff Henshall
Let the Good Times Roll
Black Sheep is back at it. This time teaming up with Gallery Twenty-Two, and we are more than happy to be part of the event. Black Sheep always does it right, so you don't want to miss this.
Brandon Fonville , Spray View Ave. near Beach 33rd St. (Far Rockaway)
Joseph O'Neal , Untitled (portrait of a Charles Foster Kane)
Steve Chellis , Sled
PUSH images
Head over to our exhibitions page for images from our small towns burn a little slower show, on view through June 15 at PUSH