Sea No Evil

To put it lightly, Saturday night at the art show was a success. Anyone who went would describe it as being more like a rock venue than a fine art gallery fundraiser. Lots of pieces were displayed, lots of money was raised, lots of alcohol was consumed and lots of music was heard through the night. Here is a brief recap of the festivities.

Guests were greeted with one of the two massive banners hung around the museum.

Shepard Fairey wove his mixing magic for audiences in the larger of the two galler rooms that the show took over in the museum.

Tables of merch lined the entryway of the show with shirts and other paraphenalia for people to buy and help raise even more money for Sea Shepard. Two shirts for sale were designed by yours truly.

The infamous Bill Folds wandered the halls, looking rather diabolical underneath this light in one of the hallways.

Matt Costa finished up the night with an acoustic concert in the main gallery room.

Mr. Fairey was swarmed by fans after the concert, all wanting a picture with him or at least to shake his hand in congratulations on his awesome work.

Caught a snapshot of Mikey-B in front of Shepard’s largest piece, The Peace Goddess.

My first piece, Smoke, sold for $450, a whopping $150 more than I valued it at.

My second piece, Oil, sold for $1100. We believe alcohol was involved in this bid.

If you missed it, you only have to wait till next year when Sea No Evil will return to raise more money and more awareness for the Sea Shepard Conservation Society. I know I will definitely be there.