Exhibition Opening Reception: 5:00 – 8:00 PM, Saturday, November 23, 2024 November 23, 2024 – February 2, 2025 Hō’ikeākea Gallery, Leeward Community College
“The Swell is Coming: Ke Hōʻea Nei Ka Nalu”, at The Hō‘ikeākea Gallery at Leeward Community College on Oahu.
This ambitious show celebrates the evolution of Surf Art Culture globally, featuring contributions from both local artists and internationally acclaimed surf art legends. With work from 19 artists, this exhibition showcases those who have significantly shaped the identity of Surf Art.
With: Elyse Butler, Thomas Campbell, Jeff Canham, Peter Shepard Cole, Mark Cunningham, Andy Davis, Phil Jung, Steven Kean, Kosta Kulundzic, Wayne Levin, Sally Lundburg & Keith Tallett, Pedro Mazepah, Eric Maurus, John Severson, Lionel Scoccimaro, Lawrence Seward, Joni Sternbach, Tom “Pōhaku” Stone
Stoked to be involved in this one along with good friends Thomas Campbell and Andy Davis. Surfboards by Josh Hall. Music by Ray Barbee. Photos by Evan Schell.
Artwork for a collaboration between The Malloy Brothers and Leatherman tools. The Malloys, a trio of talented surfer / filmaker brothers, designed this compact fixed blade knife for everyday use and I had the pleasure of designing some graphics to go along with it.
I had the pleasure of painting Lena Wolff's Vote for Democracy design at Devon Bella's new art space in San Francisco. On view until November at 3923 Judah Street, SF, CA 94122.
A few weeks ago I painted a canoe for everyone's favorite surfing trio, the Malloy Brothers. While I was working on it, the good folks at Finisterre put me in a jacket and asked me a few questions. You can find the answers here: https://finisterre.com/blogs/broadcast/jeff-canham-colour-culture
Photos by Dylan Gordon
“3 to 4” is a group show at Indoek featuring the featuring the painting, sculpture, woodworking, and ceramic works of Andy Davis, Jeff Canham, Joe Skoby, and Jon Wegener.
Indoek 432 N. Ventura AvenueSuite 30Ventura, CA 93001
November 18th–December 24, 2023
Photos: Matt Titone, Evan Schell, Ryder Alves
Album design for Jack Johnson's latest release, Songs for Maui. Recorded live in 2012. All proceeds will benefit fire relief efforts and help provide ongoing support for Maui.
A handful of wood plants and small sculptures are on display at Hashimoto Contemporary in New York from July 15th through October 7th, 2023. Available online here: Hashimoto Contemporary
