The Corey Helford Gallery is opening a large new group exhibition called Clowns!, where over "45 contemporary artists re-interpret the classic American clown painting".

The show runs from this Saturday, Nov 15, for two weeks.  The show closes on Nov 29, so you better hurry.

Boing-Boing is excited about the show:

The lineup is, er, no laffing matter, with the likes of BB faves Andrew Brandou, Korin Faught, Audrey Kawasaki, Travis Louie, Annie Owens, J. Otto Seibold, Joe Ledbetter, Travis Louie, Gary Baseman, Brandi Milne, and dozens of others.

Wonderful World Art Gallery is opening an exhibition inspired by Maurice Sendak's "Where the Wild Things Are". 

To Celebrate the 30+ original Maurice Sendak drawings now in the Gallery, we have asked 12 Artists to create an original work of art, in their style, based on the Internationally loved children's book "Where the Wild Things Are."

As almost all of Maurice Sendak’s original art works were donated to the Rosenbach Museum in Philadelphia, PA, this is exciting opportunity to view and purchase art rarely available to the public. The pieces come from various projects that Sendak worked on including character studies from “Where the Wild Things Are” and “Seven Little Monsters,” as well as drawings used in the creation of murals painted in San Francisco’s Metreon Center.