Wine & Bowties

[...] of myself I want to share publicly and on stage. I feel like when I was starting out in the Bay Area with the Closer EP, I felt that I really wanted to lay a solid foundation and not be exploited [...]

[...] HBK, from Livewire to Champagne Soul, Trackademicks’ production credits read like a who’s who of Bay Area hip-hop. Since his early introduction to the scene through community staple Youth Radio, [...]

[...] . Know what I mean? Can you tell me a bit about the work that you do with the youth here in the Bay Area? (High Altitude Pro & Showtimedunk) A majority of the work that I do with the youth of the [...]

[...] (wineandbowties.com). Maybe you’ve been to one of their warehouse shows in West Oakland, or to a documentary screening they’ve hosted at Oakland Surf Club. Or you [...]

[...] any sense, last Saturday we launched Feels II, a celebration spread across three warehouses in West Oakland, showcasing some of our favorite creatives. I did some gushing on Twitter about it already, [...]

[...] art history with TDK and TMC, or opening up their doors for Feels II, Terminal has been a West Oakland arts hub for a minute now. On Thursday and Friday, they’ll be hosting a show headlined by [...]

[...] based yoga series dedicated to healing people of color, their communities, and specifically West Oakland, through radical self-restoration. Doma Yoga manifests as a series of three-month-long [...]

[...] We’re juiced to announce our return to Oakland Surf Club this Thursday with the return of our documentary film screenings. This month we’ll be [...]

[...] first spotlight on the bowties. How did you all link up in the first place? Milo: It was at Oakland Surf Club, Jay Stone had a release party for his album, Melodius Miscreant, and he wanted me to open [...]

[...] it. But I wasn’t the only one. On Thursday night we partnered with our friends at Oakland Surf Club to present a screening of The Black Power Mixtape. After some brief technical [...]

[...] their warehouse shows in West Oakland, or to a documentary screening they’ve hosted at Oakland Surf Club. Or you might have seen their crew roll past you on the street during one of their big [...]

[...] get to know, if don’t already. The collection of artists taking over the walls of Oakland Terminal this weekend are all over the map in terms of medium, but again, there are undeniable [...]

[...] , from photography to graphic illustration to video work, the crew will take over Oakland Terminal this Friday, the 9th, with a selection that promises to be visually stimulating and [...]

[...] catch Veeej in Youthful Kinfolk’s excellent group show “Revolve”, which closes tonight at Oakland Terminal. [...]

[...] of too many places putting on harder for the local artist community right now than Oakland Terminal. Whether it’s hosting weekend turnups with friends like Queens D. Light and Willie [...]

[...] The year was 2013 when we first were introduced to the work of Max Claus. In need of a photographer for our first party with Syd the Kid, we tapped him to help us out in [...]

[...] Photography by Max Claus Saturday came and went so quickly it’s hard to remember how special those few hours were. Our [...]

[...] Photography By Max Claus We were riding down 40th when the moment set in. Will, ever so sure with the playlists offering [...]

[...] . The photo recap above is a great hits comp from 5 (yup five) photographers: Charles Bucker, Max Claus, Jasmin Porter, Ray Solorzano, and our very own Dispo. Learn more about what they do by clicking [...]