sunday 1/18/26 ; 2:00- 6:00 ish, sort of*
cole valley tavern
hey, come see some stuff @ a place I have been hanging out at over the last few years + where some really cool people i love work. the bloody mary is bomb.
some of the work that is depicted in this showing was inspired by or created at cvt. i love cole valley. support the arts.
About the ArtFor the past few months, my work has been on view at Cole Valley Tavern. I’m thankful for the chance to share the things I’ve made, and continue to make, in a space that feels so connected to my community.
On View @ Cole Valley Tavern
All The Things You Know About Me. 2021. Film.
Printed and framed @ Photoworks 2021.
Wall Beach No. 1. 2021. Film.
Printed @ Photoworks 2022.
OB Written. 2023.
Mixed Media on Archival Paper.
Balmy Alley + Squatters. 2022.
Printed and framed @ Photoworks 2023.
280 Fogfest. 2020. Film.
Printed and framed @ Photoworks 2024.
Alices at Night. 2020.
Mixed Media on Archival Paper.
Corbett Curve. 2022.
Mixed Media on Cold Pressed Paper.
I Fell in Love With You On The Way To. 2025. Mixed Media on Wood.
More work can be seen at the following places in Cole Valley—
Val de Cole
Cole Valley Pets
The Sidewalk Flowers
Simple Eco Market
Luke’s Local
Finnegan’s Wake
Barrera’s Cocina
Val de Cole
906 Cole Street
Val de Cole is a longtime Cole Valley staple offering a thoughtfully curated selection of wines, spirits, and beers right on Cole Street. For decades, it’s been a go-to spot for neighbors looking for quality libations and friendly, knowledgeable service, and it plays a part in the character of our community’s business strip.
Cole Valley Pets
910 Cole Street
Cole Valley Pets is a beloved neighborhood shop that’s been caring for local animals—and the people who love them—for years. In April the store will be 7 years old under the current owner, Rikke Cox. I’m especially proud to feature my artwork here, as I also work at the shop and get to be part of its everyday rhythm, connecting with neighbors and their pets.
Find the original piece, Pink Wall No. 1, displayed in the window, as well as some cool stickers of the print that, when purchased, help fund my upkeep of a local spaces when tagged and need some TLC.
The Sidewalk Flowers
90 Parnassus Street
The Sidewalk Flowers is a neighborhood favorite, known for its natural, well-crafted floral arrangements and selection of cards, stickers, and other keepsakes that you might find yourself needing to buy. Beyond just the inviting storefront, owner Amanda Vidmar and her awesome team are some of the many cool people who support John as a member of our community.
Simple Eco Market
915 Cole Street
Simple Eco Market + Refillery is a neighborhood eco-market offering a carefully curated range of zero-waste and refillable products for home and body. With an emphasis on sustainability and local makers, Simple makes it easy to choose thoughtfully sourced items that reduce waste and support our community’s values of mindful consumption.
