Over the weekend, Jeremy Fish opened his latest exhibit at the Laguna Art Musuem. The San Francisco-based artist put together new works which are “largely about transformation and rebirth through struggle. Deliberately drawing from our own current economic and political events and its impact on us socially and emotionally, Fish’s characters reveal a narrative of evolution through struggle to obtain a more magnificent and resilient place. In this exhibition, Fish has created paintings surrounded by hand carved wood frames, as well as three-dimensional figures for the gallery wall installation and wooden sculptures.” The show runs until January 17th.

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Jeremy Fish has once again created some New Eras for Upper Playground for the month of October. The artist designed the Peaceful New Era made from grey wool, and the I Heart SF fitted made from blue corduroy. Both are now available through Upper Playground’s online shop. mash rating: 5/10

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For the month of August, Upper Playground has released two New Eras. The ’superFishbones’ 59Fifty was designed by Jeremy Fish, and inspired by Los Angeles-based ska band, Fishbone. The other is Fifty24SF’s ‘Great White’ New Era. Both are now available through UP’s website. mash rating: 7/10

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Just recently, Jeremy Fish displayed his latest works as part of his Nature Studies exhibit, which opened at Upper Playground’s new location in Mexico City.

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Upper Playground just released their latest New Eras for January. They have three styles, and include designs by both Sam Flores, and Jeremy Fish. You can get them through Upper Playground’s online shop.

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Yesterday, Upper Playground released a bunch of new hoodies designed by such names as Jeremy Fish, Usugrow, Morning Breath, Sam Flores, and Estevan Oriol. these are all now available through Upper Playground’s online shop.

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Here’s a short video from Jeremy Fish’s Ghosts of the Barbary Coast exhibit, which opened last weeks at Fifty24SF Gallery.

Jeremy Fish’s ‘Ghosts on the Barbary Coast’ exhibit opens today. Fecal Face had a chance to visit the artist at his studio, where he provides a more in-depth look at the new works, inspiration behind them, and more…

Jeremy Fish has a new exhibit opening at FIFTY24SF Gallery. The new works were inspired by the colourful history of San Francisco. Fish explains that the city is “built on an adventurous pioneer spirit, which you can still see traces of in contemporary San Francisco. It’s that magnetism this city has to that adventurous personality that I am building on.” Combining a “lust for gold, and a full spread of vices, all perpetuated by hoodlums, harlots, heroes, pirates, and pioneers, all running to California ‘chasing a dream,’” the end result is a city full of ‘Ghosts on the Barbary Coast’.

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