We are now proud and excited to offer to collectors

custom-made orig­i­nal art — for less than $200.

Intro­duc­ing the Post­card Sub­scrip­tion Program.

4x6 postcard-size orig­i­nals by mail.

Here’s how it works.

One-time order:

You can order a sin­gu­lar orig­i­nal col­lage post­card for $150 (plus tax & ship­ping). Win­ston will cre­ate your card and ship it to you within 2 weeks*.  We will also post it to Winston’s site with your name (unless you wish to remain anonymous).

Sub­scrip­tion:

Pur­chase an annual sub­scrip­tion to the Post­card Sub­scrip­tion Pro­gram and receive 13 cards (1 per month plus 1 bonus card) for $1500 total (plus tax & ship­ping).  That works out to $125 per card — not includ­ing the bonus card.  In other words, with the annual sub­scrip­tion, you get 3 free card originals.

With a sub­scrip­tion, you are very likely to receive a per­son­al­ized let­ter of ardent grat­i­tude and maybe some other cool stuff from Winston’s stu­dio archives.

    Blind Box.  Please note this is a “blind-box” style sub­scrip­tion.  Other than the for­mat, you will have no idea what you will get.  The only guar­an­tees are that it will be a 4“x6” post­card and it will be orig­i­nal Win­ston Smith art.  The two exam­ples on the left are of past post­cards.  Win­ston will hand-write the title and year on the back and sign it.

You will also receive a cer­tifi­cate of authen­ti­ca­tion. We will ship your art prop­erly wrapped (not mailed as a postcard) .

Read more and order.

May you need mul­ti­ple bas­kets for all yer eggs!

Art:  Bunny Kong  © Win­ston Smith 2002

Win­ston Smith and Grant’s Tomb Gallery present

“First Impres­sions”

a small show of prints by Gee Vaucher.  With addi­tional art­work by Win­ston Smith.

Fri­day, March 15  7pm-10pm

Free

Grant’s Tomb

50-A Ban­nam Place, North Beach, San Francisco

About Gee Vaucher

East Lon­don born Gee Vaucher started gain­ing recog­ni­tion pro­duc­ing polit­i­cally out­spo­ken record cov­ers for anarcho-punk band Crass in the late 1970s. Her work became a strong influ­ence for protest art as well as the punk and anar­chist aes­thetic of her time. Using her diverse inter­est in all forms of art, she pro­duced paint­ings and col­lages that exposed the absur­dity and hypocrisy of ‘civilised’ soci­ety with frank and often dis­turb­ing imagery.

After Crass dis­banded Vaucher moved away from overt world pol­i­tics and started pro­duc­ing work of a more per­sonal nature, explor­ing the psy­cho­log­i­cal diver­sity and delema of social inter-relationships. Vaucher’s work is hard-hitting with a grip­ping aes­thetic and has been exhib­ited inter­na­tion­ally as well as being included in a num­ber of books and publications.

Gee’s Full Bay Area Itinerary:

Fri­day, March 15 — “First Impres­sions” at Grant’s Tomb at 7pm

Sat­ur­day, March 16 & Sun­day March 17 — Anar­chist Book Fair at the Armory Com­mu­nity Cen­ter from 10am-6pm

Tues­day, March 19th — With Penny Rem­baud at City Lights Book­shop at 7pm