New Graffiti & Urban Art Show at 1:AM Gallery in San Francisco - Eternal Sleep

New Graffiti & Urban Art Show at 1:AM Gallery in San Francisco – Eternal Sleep

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1:AM Gallery in San Francisco are having a 1 year anniversary exhibition which is opening next week on Friday, October 16th 2009.

It should be a blockbuster show displaying art by graffiti, fine, urban and toy artists. The artist line-up is star-studded, it’s gonna be a sick show, lots of legends in the one place… I’m loving the flyer too (see below).

Here is what 1:AM have to say about the show…

To commemorate our anniversary year, 1:AM gallery is hosting Eternal Sleep, a tribute to Dia de los Muertos. For this exhibition, we have reanimated our lineup of artists from our inaugural year to haunt our walls with skulls, death, and the celebration of life through their eyes.

This will be a mergence of the soul of 1:AM with graffiti writers/artists being displayed alongside fine artists, photographers, sculptors, and custom toy designers. Eternal Sleep epitomizes what 1:AM strives to accomplish, bringing people from different walks of life together.

1:AM Gallery, San Francisco - Eternal Sleep Graffiti Show 2009

The diverse artist lineup includes: Peter Gronquist, Mear One, Mark Bode, 64 Colors, Alice Koswara, Bryn Taylor, Camer, Carlos A, Dave Crosland, Dia, Dril One, Eli Leppert, Hyde, Jessico, Jorone, Josh Ellingson, King 157, Kob, KRK Ryden, Lango, Laurel Anderson, Lawrence Yang, Lily Black, Nate1, Oliver Fader, Orly Locquaio, Peabe, Pete Castro, Phoneticontrol, Reuben Rude, Reyes, Robert Gonzalez, Toro, Twick, Vogue.

Expect nothing less than a spectrum of art strumming the joyful and mournful tones of life and death that will reverberate to the deepest parts of your soul. Opening reception is on October 16th from 7 – 10pm. DJ Don Kainoa, Spinnerty, and Bozak will be dropping the beats with guest turntablist from Abstract Revolver. The opening is a 21+ event. Exhibition will run through November 6th.

Here are a few shots from the previous 1:AM graffiti exhibition, ‘Ode to The Can’ with Estria.