Visual Aid encourages artists with life-threatening illnesses to continue their creative work.

Visual Aid Pillow Project

A special gift for yourself or yourself or your Valentine, these beautiful limited edition designs are available for purchase at a special incentive price of $150 directly from Visual Aid or $185 online.  Sales benefit Visual Aid artists and programs. Also available at Under One Roof in San Francisco.  Click here for details.

Jerry Frost, Blue Season, oil on canvas, 48×48

Floating City, a solo exhibition of paintings by Jerry Frost

December 14, 2011 – January 31, 2012 at Visual Aid Gallery, 57 Post Street, San Francisco. First Thursday reception, February 2, 5:30-7:30.

Jerry Frost’s abstract paintings are the result of spontaneous and automatic actions, a release of energy and emotion from an unconscious place.

The push and pull to do art captivated me as a child and has been a constant companion ever since. Oil on canvas is my usual medium. My tools are putty knives, rags. By avoiding brushes I avoid thinners and solvents. I like to think I give the earth a break by limiting the waste my creative process generates. This artistic journey of mine has allowed me to express the many levels of life I have experienced, coming of age in the late sixties to the devastation AIDS brought to our society in the eighties.

A Love Supreme
Love and Luxe + Visual Aid

Saturday, February 11, 2012 at 5pm

1169 Valencia Street, between 22nd and 23rd in San Francisco

Join us for a luxurious preview of hand crafted jewelry and pillows from the Visual Aid Pillow Project at Love and Luxe, the sparkling new atelier created by talented jewelry designer Betsey Barron . Savor cocktails sponsored by Blue Angel Vodka and a tasting of chocolate from Dandelion, the brand spanking new Mission chocolatier. A portion of the day’s sales benefit Visual Aid.

Confession
Reason to Party + Visual Aid

Sunday, February 19, 2012

Vessel, 85 Campton Place, near Montgomery BART station, San Francisco

Party to benefit Visual Aid. Tickets will be available on Eventbrite.

Big Deal was a Blast!

Read all about it in Artbusiness.com, SF Weekly and find out what all the excitement was about. Send us your photos to add to our Big Deal pages! Jerry Frost was the artist who created the painting that sold #1 out of over 450 works of art at Big Deal.

First painting to sell at Big Deal was Jerry Frost’s large diptych painting in the center of the image. (photograph by Oscar Raymundo)



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