A quick taste

Okay we are starting to get hyped (pun intended) here in Narcolandia because the work is beginning to trickle in. For those of you who can't make it to S.F. on the 17th be or if you just need a quick art fix, here is a sample of some of the work taken in a poorly lighted area with the "crappy 70's instamatic" effect on my camera. From top to bottom we have prints from Ricardo Duffy, Pancho Lipschitz, Jose Lozano and Victor Rosas. Hope you likes. This taste is free of course. It's $3 at the door of Sub-Mission Gallery but I guarantee you it will be superdope.

What we do in Narcolandia

NARCOLANDIA HAPPENS SATURDAY MARCH 17TH AT SUB-MISSION GALLERY IN S.F. 2183 Mission St. sf-submission.com
Narcolandia is an artistic intervention by Los Angeles and San Francisco artists to the drug problem that is taking place every day on both sides of the border. 
Artists include (LA) William Acedo, Ulises Diaz, Ricardo Duffy, Eme, Karen Fiorito, Jennifer Gutierrez Morgan, Pancho Lipschitz, Jose Lozano, John Everett Miner, Victor Payan, Pocha Pena, Victor Rosas, Matthew Thomason, (SF) Laura Campos, Gerardo Chow, Lawrence Colacion, Andres Galindo, HOMOspicious, K2, Carina Lomeli, Txutxo Perez, Antonio Valverde.
 The show will also feature a video by Oscar Bernal and Isel Monoluna and Narco Beats by DJ Alikante & Selector Monobichi.
Narcolandia is not going to stop the violence or the corruption or the abuses of power or the loss of liberties. It is only an acknowledgement that things are out of control. It is an attempt to make visible images that are being swept under the rug and relegated to the occasional report  http://projects.latimes.com/mexico-drug-war/#/its-a-war As artists, when we don't know what to do, we make art.