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AB2765 – San Francisco: Superfine Edition!
March 22 @ 6:00 pm PDT
Art Battle San Francisco @ Superfine Art Fair! – March 22, 2024
REGISTER NOW TO VOTE
Doors @ 6:00pm / Painting @ 7:00pm
Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture – 2 Marina Blvd, San Francisco, CA
Get charged up for an electrifying Friday night on this AB San Francisco Special Edition!
Tickets include entry to Superfine & a very special Art Battle performance!
Superfine is partnering with Art Battle San Francisco to present an exciting live art competition during the show on Friday night!
There will be 12 competitors and all Superfine artists are welcome to apply to compete. The winner will be invited to the Art Battle SF finals in the next season, and will also secure a booth at next year’s fair.
The audience will vote for the winner of this friendly competition that takes place over three, 20-minute rounds. For more info please email [email protected] or apply at artbattle.com/apply
This Art Battle San Francisco is an All Ages event.
Artists
Artists can apply to compete. Also, most events have a ‘Wildcard’ easel, where artists leave their names at the door and we draw at random to pick the Wildcard Artist. To be a potential wildcard artist, just buy a ticket and show up!
Confirmed Competitors
Jess Boldt
Instagram: Jessboldtart
Jess returns! Jess loves to create something from nothing. Using newspapers from around the world she loves to collage. She has had exhibitions in the Netherlands, Denmark, Belgium and Luxembourg. Jess loves to explore new materials.
Using collage and mixed media to express my personal journey and create something that will inspire you to think outside the box and be ok with being different.
Jun Yang
Instagram: Junyarts
Jun Yang, originally from Seoul, has made San Francisco his home for the past 13 years. As a self-taught artist, his work spans paintings, murals, and textile sculptures, deeply influenced by his personal story, the city’s cultural mosaic, and its embracing queer community.
Jun Yang, originally from Seoul, has made San Francisco his home for the past 13 years. As a self-taught artist, his work spans paintings, murals, and textile sculptures, deeply influenced by his personal story, the city’s cultural mosaic, and its embracing queer community.
Tetiana Blyzenko
Instagram: sf.tbart.studio
Tatyana is a mother, teacher and artist from Ukraine. Like her paintings, Tatyana has many sides and perspectives, but they are all charming and incredible. She will teach drawing to anyone who comes to her master class. She also paints clothes and can turn your item into a work of art!
Mother, teacher and artist from Ukraine. Like her paintings, Tatyana Blyzenko has many sides and perspectives, but they are all charming and incredible. She will teach drawing to anyone who comes to her master class. She also paints clothes and can turn your item into a work of art!
Mario “SMURKS 1” Guitron
Instagram: smurks_1
Mario is always pushing and always learning. His skillset includes painting, illustrating, digital art, toy photography, sculpting and amateur photography.
Art is life, Battling is fun, now vote for me to get past Round 1 !!!
Check out my Instagram @SMURKS_1 and let’s connect!!
J. Charboneau
Instagram: @j.charboneau
Jennifer’s creative process begins from obsessive observation of her travels as chaotic pen sketches and captured moments in prose that later become refined instinctual abstractions of form and movement. Some muses that influence Jennifer’s artwork include expressionism, street art, nature, poetry, and social anthropology.
Cheers to you all for being active and supportive in the S.F. art scene! I hope to inspire you beyond the mundane.
Wendy Trattner
Instagram: wendytratt
Wendy is back! Wendy studied engineering at MIT and is super passionate about sustainability. A lot of her paintings are inspired by nature, and she has sometimes used packaging in her art as a form of recycling. She uses acrylic paint, pouring paint, and oil pastels in her art. She mostly prefers brushes and palette knives, but occasionally use other tools such as forks, foil, and old credit cards.
Check out my art at booth 29!
Wendy Michelle Davis
Instagram: @wendy_michelle_davis
Wendy loves creating a work of art from a canvas and blobs of paint. Nature, florals, organic lines, color and texture are all things that inspire her when she paints. Her work can be described as vibrant and painterly as she seeks to capture the fleeting beauty of life with broad, loose brushstrokes.
I love creating a work of art from canvas and blobs of paint. Nature, florals, organic lines, color and texture are all things that inspire me when I paint.
It is a joy to share with you my painting process today and to give you a glimpse into my world as I see it through my artist-lense.
Thanks for coming out to support me and other artists! It means more then you know.
jason Henry
Instagram: Jasonhenryarts
Though primarily a painter working in water-based oils, acrylics, and latex paints, Jason also works in mixed media, assemblage, and conceptual art. He takes a "whatever medium is needed" approach to art, music and food.
Suze Riley
Instagram: suzecutspaper
Suze is a mixed-media, collage artist who also makes speed portraits at live events. Her collage work is inspired by nostalgic, summer road trips to the beach. Often using upcycled materials, Suze loves incorporating the human form into her work and portrait drawing is one of her best artistic strengths.
Emilie Boras
Instagram: emilieboras
Emilie likes painting moody lights, cars, and red circles. She started with traditional crayon portraits and character drawing and eventually moved to digital drawing and painting. Now, her primary focus is oil and acrylic painting. Emilie is also a seamstress, photographer, and engineer.
Please see message sent upon other SF art battle April 24 finals acceptance (let me know if you cannot find it)
Anthony Jimenez
Instagram: anthonyisjim
Anthony is back! Anthony's art explores social issues, environmental issues, politics, identity and vulnerability. He is a muralist as well as a painter, illustrator and digital artist.
Malisa Suchanya
Instagram: Malisasuchanya
Malisa uses the terms colorful, whimsical, organic and playful to describe her paintings balancing on the tightrope of what is real and what is imagined. Using watercolors, gouache and graphite as her main mediums, Malisa remains a lover of traditional art in a technological age.