Only one more week of UK artist INSA‘s show. The show entitled “More” will be up at Fifty24SF gallery through the 28th. Go check it out!

From the gallery site:

Within the new body of work in MORE, INSA explores themes of aspiration and expectation, wants versus needs, and happiness versus success in his most comprehensive study to date. Using exaggerated symbols of sexuality representing the commodification of both everyday life and underground subcultures, INSA examines the illusions of seduction while employing his own iconic brand of aesthetic allure to draw the audience in. INSA’s new work revels in lurid excess, embracing the insatiability of consumerism and highlighting the duplicity of morality and enjoyment. Followers of the artist will be familiar with some of the themes displayed in MORE. INSA, constantly involved in interesting new projects, recently gained worldwide attention for his piece “Anything Goes When It Comes To (S)hoes,”(more commonly referred to as his “Elephant Dung Heels”) which were exhibited at Tate Britain in London. He has also been a pioneer in the world of graffiti on the Internet with his visually stunning, labor intensive “Gifitti.”This is all in addition to INSA’s continuing insatiable need to cover any surface with his signature “Graffiti Fetish” pattern.

Here is a quick video from our trip to Comic-Con. It was an amazing experience to witness the world of pop culture that is Comic-Con. Thank you everyone who visited our booth.  Big thanks to Kaiju Big Battel for sharing the booth!

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Get your rats.

The next 20 people to submit a photo via Upper Playground Twitter or Facebook pages that contains them with a live rat will win an invite to the San Francisco premiere of Banksy’s movie “Exit Through the Gift Shop.”  The rat must be alive and real.

The San Francisco premiere is being presented by Upper Playground on April 14th at the Victoria Theatre at 7:30PM. There will be an after party to the event being held at SOM. Bar two doors down from the theatre. The premiere is invitation only save for the lucky few that can win an invitation.

This contest ends tomorrow(Wednesday) at 11 AM, so get moving and find a live rat!

Upper Playground and Jeremy Fish made this hilarious site to send loved ones e-cards for Easter.  You can put pictures in the bunnies’ faces and watch to see what bunnies do.  Click the image to visit the site.

Jeremy Fish‘s tribute to the 50th anniversary of the iconic Playboy Bunny will be on display in the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh, PA starting March 27th. Click Here for full details…

This past Thursday, our good friends Jeremy Fish and Upper Playground teamed up with SA Studios Global, Quentin Tarantino and the Weinstein Company to present “The Lost Art of Inglourious Basterds.”

Other artists included in the project were David Choe, Sam Flores, Estevan Oriol, Grotesk, Patrick Martinez, Alex Pardee, Dora Drimalas, Munk One, N8 Van Dyke, Rene Alamanza, Morning Breath and Skinner Davis. Each artist created their own poster inspired by the Oscar-nominated film.

Each print will be numbered and signed by Quentin Tarantino (6 of each print), and all proceeds will go to The American Red Cross and the victims of the Haiti Earthquake.

To see all the posters, CLICK HERE

Mr. Perfect has a great photo recap of the Treasure Island music festival over at his Upperplayground blog.