Artist Scott Johnson created a gig poster for the Butthole Surfers with The Paul Green School of Rock All Stars at Webster Hall in New York City on July 29th, 2008. From and edition of 150, signed and numbered from the artist.

Artist Scott Johnson has been busy at Hangar 18 printing silkscreened rock posters. He made a gig poster for the Triclops, Grayceon, Helms Alee, & Rip Van Kringle concert on June 25, 2009 at Bottom of the Hill in San Francisco. These posters contain 6 screens with 4 blends and measure 17.5″ x 23″ inches. The edition of 100 comes signed and numbered by the artist.

Scott Johnson also printed a gig poster for the Oneida, Wooden Ships, Jonas Reinhardt concert on July 11th, 2009 at Bottom of the Hill in San Francisco, CA. These were created using 4 screens and 3 blends. The poster measures 17.5″ x 23″ inches, with 100 in the purple edition were printed (30 red edition) signed and numbered by the artist. Both of these posters are available now at Scott Johnson’s website scottyjprints.com

The Lucky 13 is hosting the ARTSALE2 event this Saturday, July 18th from 3pm until closing.

Featured artists include: Chuck Sperry & Ron Donovan of the Firehouse Kustom Rockart Co, Chris Shaw, Political Gridlock, Dave Hunter, Scott Johnson & LuLu. Screen printed rock posters, plenty of mayhem, and much, much, more! 21 & Over Only, Please.

Lucky 13
1301 Park Street
Alameda, CA
(510) 523-2118
Directions

What’s Up Doc? Scott Johnson printed some posters for The Queers with The Mansfields, The Hot Toddies, and The Atom Age at Bottom of the Hill in San Francisco, California on Wednesday, June 17th, 2009. This silkscreen concert poster has lots of metallic goodness, hehehehehehe. Signed and numbered by the artist.

Now for sale

Awareness-Raising event and reception for the Eminent Domain Awareness Group Show

Varnish Fine Art

77 Natoma Street San Francisco, CA 94105

This event features legendary Dead Kennedys frontman and activist Jello Biafra, recent Vice Presidential candidate and former SF Board of Supervisors President Matt Gonzalez, newsman and Argonaut Editor Warren Hinckle, live screenprinting by Political Gridlock and The Firehouse Kustom Rockart, and music by Burnt House and DJ Evil Justin + surprise guest performers!

Join us for an evening of spoken word, live music and art as we raise awareness about Eminent Domain in our neighborhood. Few know that a San Francisco agency, the Transbay Joint Powers Authority, is eliminating 33 small, local businesses, including Varnish, and numerous residences in order to demolish all properties and later resell the land. The TJPA is forcing Varnish, among the first tenants and years before the end of the lease, to vacate this September for an October 2009 demolition of its nearly 100 year old building. This gallery and wine bar will have to vacate 77 Natoma Street, but the owners hope that by raising awareness about this eminent domain threat they can stop its abuses on this and future San Francisco projects.