INFERNO Gallery

We re gearing for some shows this year. In the meantime we have a satellite show setting up in Richmond, CA at Bridge Storage and Artspace. Located at 23 Maine Ave. Richmond, CA. Director GP Barbosa Prince has curated this show with Bridge’s Iris Alroy. One of the highlighted artist is Kwadwo Tempo who will be having a solo show at INFERNO in 2019. For now set your calendar to include the show Perspectives in Richmond, CA. details below: The language of art with regard to 2D work is an amalgamat

VULCAN STUDIOS AND THE INFERNO IS NOT BEING SHUTDOWN. YIKES! Vulcan Tenants Union has been using our name without permission to raise money for lawyers. We are really sad that a small portion of the residents of the Vulcan Studios have taken it upon themselves to use our name to push an agenda to defame and slam the owners of the Vulcan as bad landlords. They also position themselves as the voice of the artists of the Vulcan – which is a complete exaggeration. The owners of the Vulcan are awesom

BY POPULAR DEMAND! WE ARE HAVING A RE-OPENING!

Join the INFERNO in celebrating Ezra Li Eismont’s Re-opening for his Mini-Retrospective. We will have more prints available – the artist is present to sign any work or personalize your piece. There will also be the last copies of Zombie Nation Book by Ezra Li…this is a limited edition book. There will also be a selection of oddities, objets d’art, books, comics and more. Come for an evening of Art at the fiery furnace of fine art -INFERNO! Written by admin No comments Posted in Upcoming Exhibiti

Tijuana Bibles Revisited! highlights a group of artists who are creating unique publications that are produced in the same sexual liberal spirit of the original Tijuana Bibles. Tijuana Bibles (also known as eight-pagers, Tillie-and-Mac books, Jiggs-and-Maggie books, jo-jo books, and two-by-fours) were palm-sized pornographic comic books produced in the United States from the 1920s to the early 1960s. Curated by Artists Barbosa Prince and Alex Law, INFERNO brings together artists from the bay are

Always happy to be helping out young artists in the bay area especially in my neighborhood. INFERNO gallery has held tours for local high school students as well as participated in class projects to help kids learn that Art is a career possibility. This year a latino student is going to interview gallery director/artists Barbosa Prince, use his work, and career path to show students in East Oakland that they could have a career in Art. East Oakland is filled with talented kids that can use the s