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Denver Colorado's art scene was inspired once again by the great Jeremy Fish. The exhibition aptly titled "The road Less Traveled" was a two stop tour featuring two great places, OK Mountain in Austin Texas, and here at Andenken. Jeremy, the trailblazer that he is, carted all his art around in his beautifully preserved 70s Van.




This particular body of work was beautiful, his style is refined and consistent, yet he's still pushing the boundaries of his mediums: 21 color silk screens, transparent screen inks, and painting beautiful subtle layers with wood stains, you had to really get up close to appreciate some of his details, I was glad I got there early before the mob rolled in.

Usually I wouldn't put so much effort into documenting the people at an art show but Jeremy's shows are unique. His art brings us all together: the washed up skateboarders, the young rippers, and the castaways that we all are. The Silly Pink Bunnies were well represented repping hard as usual. Definitely ran into some great friends I hadn't seen in a while. It was great to see so many people traveling from far and wide to appreciate art. Definitely overheard some amazing sound bites. I kept wishing my camera took pictures of sound. "Dude hot girls don't hang out with us cuz were hot they hang out with us cuz were awesome!" Being one of my favorites.

Hope you had a safe journey back to SF Jeremy, come back anytime.