John Stuart Berger

December 9th, 2007

Upcoming Shows

Posted by John Stuart Berger in Art, Press, Shows

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Here’s a couple of Art Now S.F. shows in the near future I’ll be involved in:

December 16, 2007- Thread Show, San Francisco Galleria

January 12, 2008 - Veni Vedi Veci,  Club 6,  San Francisco

September 15th, 2006

Legend Magazine Interview

Posted by John Stuart Berger in Press

Show and Tell 

The painting I chose was “An Edible Deity” I was inspired to use this painting because it accomplished two objectives: the first was a color issue the second was content. (more…)

September 8th, 2006

Scary Monsters

Posted by John Marcotte in Press

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March 16th, 2006

Lo-Fi Customs Presents: What Went Wrong

Posted by John Stuart Berger in Press, Shows

John Stuart Berger

Mini Gallery

December 1st, 2005

SN&R: Art Pick of the Week

Posted by John Marcotte in Press, Shows

Tundra Bunny #4 Rocket 

Sacramento News & Review
By Saunthy Nicolson-Singh

Nobody's Little BuddyThe leaves are turning, the nights are chilly; it?s the perfect season for a marshmallow roast–and that?s what?s happening at the Toyroom Gallery, at 907 K Street, through December 10. Although there?s no bonfire here in Marshmallow Land, there are the puffy confections speared on sooty, thorny sticks in John Stuart Berger?s acrylic painting, ?Welcome to Marshmallowland, Now Leave!? The wide-eyed little creatures rising from the mallows as flames licking the sticks are straight out of a violent, rough-and-tumble cartoon world, which also includes the show?s other works by Josh Taylor and Patrick Williams. In a style reminiscent of South Park, the kid whose back is studded with arrows in Taylor?s acrylic ?Cowboys with Thundercats Shirts? really does have a marshmallow-shaped head. Like cartoons? Then check out these freeze frames from a different channel. For more information call (916) 446-1400.

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