Scott Albrecht's typographical fine art

New York painter and graphic designer Scott Albrecht has a show of new work opening August 27 at San Francisco's Curiosity Shoppe. I wasn't familiar with Albrecht's work until now, but I find his fine art, typography, and woodworking to be very warm, rich, and modern. The show, titled "SOMETHINGMISTAKENFORNOTHING," runs until September 26. "The title of the show comes from a constant theme throughout the works, which deals with the idea of discardness within human interactions," he says. "There will be a bunch of new works as well as two prints, and a zine cataloging most of my more recent work." You can also see a nice selection of Albrecht's art on his personal site, Scotty Five Alive (Thanks, Maléna Seldin!)

• [Donald Petersen]

  That one right there looks like it was made in 1978. We used to have a dining room table that was refinished in that same greenish-oakish stain.

• [Anonymous]

  Can’t wait to see this show. Lovely work!

• [popvoid]

  You’re linking to the Austin, Texas gallery. It should be San Francisco Curiosity Shoppe.

• [DamienSmith]

  I love this!!!