The Cresting Wave: San Francisco Underground Comix Experience at Electric Works

by Scott Beale on July 7, 2009 · 0 comments

The Cresting Wave: San Francisco Underground Comix Experience

“The Cresting Wave: San Francisco Underground Comix Experience” is a group art show at Electric Works in San Francisco running July 10th through August 22nd. The opening reception is this Friday, July 10th from 6-8pm.

Electric Works is pleased to present “The Cresting Wave: The San Francisco Underground Comix Experience,” a group exhibition featuring Underground Comix artists from San Francisco, from the mid-’60’s to the late ’80’s. Artists included are Mark Bode, Vaughn Bode, Guy Colwell, R. Crumb, Jay Kinney, Paul Mavrides, Dan O’Neill, Trina Robbins, Spain Rodriguez, Gilbert Shelton, Larry Todd, Randy Vogel, and S. Clay Wilson. Culling work from private collectors and the artists themselves, guest curator, Underground Comix writer, publisher and historian, Dan Fogel, has amassed important work from each artist that spans personal drawings, well-known comix pieces, including covers and original comps, as well as other rare ephemera from the heyday of the San Francisco scene.

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