12/2/06 – 1/7/07: I Think We Better Split Up

Just in time for the holidays, Receiver Gallery and Poketo (amazing art products co.) are teaming up to bring you "I Think We Better Split Up". With works from: Miki Amano, John Casey, Mark Todd, Esther Pearl Watson, Tim Gough, Stella Im Hultberg, Caitlin Keegan, Aya Kondo, Kozumo, Frank McCauley, Ogi, Eamon Ore-giron, Nick Paparone, Natalie Roland, Casey Jex Smith, Ryan Jacob Smith, Steve Smith, Hannah Stouffer, Nakao Teppei, and Paul Urich. Show pics here!

11/3/06 – 12/17/06: Boontling Allstars

Boontling Gallery presents "Boontling Allstars" show. Artists include Adam5100, Angie Brown, John Casey, Josh Keyes, Mike Lay, Dan Lewis, Jordan Mello, Crystal Morey, Jon Nagel, Vincent Perea, Loren Purcell, Hector Serna Jr.

10/6/06 – 10/8/06: Marfa Salon

Meg Shiffler, director of the SF Arts Commission Gallery, along with Marjory Graue showed ten of my drawings at the Chinati Weekend event in Marfa, Texas. Other SF area artists shown are Sarah Applebaum, Brendan Monroe, Mat O’Brien, Hilary Pecis, Andrew Shoultz, and Paul Urich.

7/7/06: “Big Bawlers” at Auto3321

I participated in a group show at Auto3321 Gallery at 3321 Telegraph Ave. in Oakland. I showed a couple of new large drawings. Check it! Other artists participating: Serena Cole, Chris Fitzpatrick, Uri Korn, Billy Kroft, Amy W. Lee, Hunter Mack, Ashley Neese, Hilary Pecis, Kyle Ranson, Catherine Ryan, Sham, Zefrey Throwell, and Tracy Timmins.

6/6/06 – 6/25/06: “666”

at blankspace A group show of artists whose work is dark, chaotic or just plain weird – a lighthearted celebration of the impending doom that is predicted by some to occur on 06/06/06. Featuring: Ben Baumgartner, Jonathan Casella, John Casey, Gabe Dikel, Sarah Foster, Leslie Kulesh, Mark Mulroney, Kottie Paloma, John Colle Rogers, Case Gabriel Simmons, Trevor Thornton, Garth Thompson-Vieira, Kyle Williams.

3/15/05: Various Press descriptions of the Unusual Suspects show…

SF Station: Art Scene, March 11th – 24th by Melissa Lane Oakland artist John Casey delves deep into the demon-ruled zones of his psyche and reports back to us in sculpture and pen-and-ink drawings. Unusual Suspects comprises a host of deformed, sad little creatures. Casey explains that, "They struggle with their ugliness and debilitation but are also somewhat at peace with it… The result may evoke a burst of laughter or yelp of fright."… ————————— East Bay Express: This Week’s Day-by-Day Picks by Stephanie Kalem Saturday, 3/19 – Today is your last chance to see John Casey’s first solo show of mixed-media sculptures and pen-and-ink drawings. For Unusual Suspects, Casey has loaned his demons to the Cricket Engine Studio and Gallery, and man, are they cute — in a grotesque kind of way. The Oakland-by-way-of-New England rez creates detailed drawings and glossy, small-scale sculptures of clownish monstrosities that somehow — despite their gimp masks, vestigial horns, feet for bodies, boxing gloves for legs, sphincter-lipped mouths, and incorrectly hairy parts — seem to beg for your love.

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