Check out this video of Mikal Hameed’s “Urban Audio Manifesto 2″ opening @ Medicine Agency on Jan. 8th, 2010.
The space once reserved for gallery art shows is now open every day through the holidays in partnership with Tools of The Trade. Fully stocked with affordable one-of-a-kind art, vinyl toys, clothing and accessories on sale by TOTT Global, Ron English, Freegums, Greg Mike, Satori, 3D Innovations, Laser Kitten, MediCom, Kid Robot, Black Klown Clothier and a lot more.
Medicine Agency is the only place to get the Ron English “Mandala Grin” jigsaw puzzle and Rollin’ High dice with Mike Giant artwork by Tools of The Trade before they sell out. The walls are also covered with huge original drawings by Ron English (see it on SLAMXHYPE) and we have many of his toys in rare sizes and colorways including McSupersized, Dunny, Bearbrick, Stitch, Cowgirl and more… all personally SIGNED by the artist. This is a rare opportunity to buy your loved ones an incredible priceless gift.
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Nikki’s pinata living room was a smashing success. (pun intended) This is our first art show with absolutely nothing for sale but one of our most packed to date. Enjoy these pictures from Sean Desmond. There’s a video of the smashing below too.
Another amazing show at Medicine Agency. You have just about a week to come in and buy a can, shirt or print. Here we have a great set of photos from a great night, by Sean Desmond.
Our show with Alvaro Ilizarbe was full of creative director types gone wild. And a birthday celebration for our own Lissa-Moon. Our friend Mike Giant stopped by to say hello. It was covered by Juxtapoz and Fecal Face. Thanks for making it so fun. Stop by on Sunday for your last chance to buy shirts by Alvaro for the North Beach ArtWalk wrap-up party.
Until then, enjoy these photos from Sean Desmond.
Hungry for more? Check out our friend Mark Likosky’s Flickr page here.
It was another huge one for us here at Meds. Packed to the gills to see Oliver Black’s work, lots of smiles, lots of drinking and a man in a chicken suit, sitting in a wheelchair watching tv… in our window. Photos, of course, by Sean Desmond (on one).
Wow this was a big one. Lots of big names and faces were there to see the photos of Jeremy and Claire Weiss. A cornucopia of photographers and creative directors drinking fine spirits. See if you can pick out the industry people! Photos of course, were taken by our own Sean Desmond (shirt on).
As always, we had a great time hosting this event. Gino’s paintings and Rony’s photos will be showing for only a couple more days. Here’s a few shots from Rony’s camera.
We had a great time with the Yellowbird Project in our gallery for The Indie Rock Coloring Book tour. Lots of real adults, some actually with jobs, came out to write on our walls with big Crayons while they drank Belvedere and Amp.
Enjoy the photos shot by Sean Desmond… we edited out the pictures of “that guy.”
Thanks to our friend Ando at Search + Resq we have this incredible new sign for Rama to hang here. It’s made of some fancy bamboo wood and the logo is cut into the wood with a laser beam by Ando himself.
Thanks to everybody who joined us for the art of Jerod Alexander this past Friday night. From local artists and musicians to a couple of dogs and a baby… the gallery was packed all night with good company – so many good looking people, so little time. Enjoy the pictures shot by Sean Desmond.
Drinks were brought by compliments of Amp.
Jerod’s Dream Series art is still on display (and on-sale) at our Gallery on 1262 Mason Street in San Francisco. Stop by to see it all in person before it’s gone.
“SLEEP IS NOT AN OPTION” – it’s been the mantra of Medicine Agency since 2003 and now they’ve taken it to new extremes since the creative services and consulting agency signed their lease at 1262 Mason Street in San Francisco.
Located in the heart of the city, directly across from the Cable Car Museum is an area locals call the “Mason Street Art District” where many well established artists take advantage of the nearly 10,000 tourists passing by daily – this is where Medicine Agency chose to open their first brick-and-mortar location to the public.
The new Medicine Agency location is a huge upgrade from just “an office with enough space for all the desks and the ping-pong table” as Med’s President, Rama Mayo, will explain “it’s a whole new venture that is going to catapult the results this agency has been producing for our clients.”
Mayo, transformed the upper level into a full scale gallery & retail shop that will host revolving installations and pop-ups by some of today’s most respected contemporary artists and brands including Ron English, Giovanni Reda, Buff Monster, Day 19, Rony Alwin, Black Klown Clothier (2x Superbowl winner Tully Banta-Cain & artist Jerod Alexander), and Rowdy (hit music producer Dallas Austin & Atlanta-based artist Greg Mike) all in the next year.
The lower level has offices buzzing below where the creative work, like websites and videos, gets done. Medicine Agency CEO, John LaCroix sees new ways to help Medicine Agency clients – “Now we have a place where we can bring the people in to interact with these brands and observe. I can’t think of a better way to learn and that helps us do better work.”
Medicine Agency will be celebrating the grand opening of the new gallery & shop featuring “Dream Series” by Jerod Alexander for Black Klown Clothier on Friday July 31st, 2009.
Photo Credit: Sean Desmond
We were lucky enough to help them program the front-end and look of the store supporting a staff of in-house developers and designers. They have a lot more than your average online store including style guides, helpful staff picks, plenty of original fashion content and a list of designers to die for. This is what a high-end shopping cart is.
With three locations in New York City and Brooklyn and a store as fully featured as this, OTTE is going to have a great year.
Medicine Agency will be opening a gallery & shop later this month. Yes, real a genuine brick & mortar location. 1262 Mason Street (at Jackson) right in the heart of San Francisco. Meds will be doing a series of events, openings & much more.. details coming sooner that you think.
