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LET IT OUT
MARCH 6 - MARCH 31

We invite you to the activation known as: “LET IT OUT”
Express yourself through words + color onto a giant canvas.
You are the artist + activist.
We believe this cathartic act of expressing your voice is a powerful healing tool in a world of chaos.
Experience Prompt + Response A special appearance by Non-Archival Prompt Queen.
The time is now to say whatever is on your mind, express yourself.
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After 10 years of having their darkroom in storage, artist Dillon Jo accumulated 75 rolls of undeveloped film. Feeling overwhelmed by the idea of ever processing it all Venus & Victory offered a 3 month residency to fulfill the dream and create what became The Process. The condition and contents of the film have been a mystery box from many eras of this life, clean, dirty, dark, psychedelic, beautiful, painful, brittle, colorful, and raw. Over the months the show evolved with new batches of images from hand processed B/W to color negative film.

"The longer I spend time with the film and each individual frame, the more I rediscover layers of nostalgia I’ve missed since the dawning of my iPhone photo scroll review habits. From the anticipation of developing negatives, to selecting and printing an individual picture, to creating test prints and capturing the right balance of light - lost emotions are unlocked. Senses and processes hidden in the mind like a time capsule venture deeper into the liminal space beyond the visual realm of an image."
Dillon Jo

ECHOS OF IMAGINATION
AUDREY KRAL
VENUS & VICTORY x GROUNDFLOOR SF
We are thrilled to have launched our exciting partnership with GroundFloor SF in 2025.
Our first show, featuring Audrey Kral, was a vibrant celebration of art and community. Audrey showcased her stunning paintings, which were inspired by the natural beauty of the Bay Area, and also shared a selection of poems to accompany the artwork.
The event included a live music performance by Breno (Floresta Queimada), who captivated the audience with an ambient nature set, creating a soothing and immersive atmosphere.
Colombia based, Bosque, curated the background sounds, providing a carefully selected mix of ambient lofi tunes from his personal collection.
Attendees were invited to connect and express their creativity at the interactive art table, where they could create their own pieces.
GroundFloor SF, located in the heart of the vibrant Mission District, was the perfect backdrop for this wonderful gathering of art lovers. We are grateful for the opportunity to curate such a special event in this welcoming social space.








HIGHWAYS LESS TRAVELED
NICK NEUMANN
"As the departure date approached worries crept in Could we handle life on the road? How will so called Trump's America treat a dude from San Francisco and an immigrant from Brazil? Will we be safe living in a van down by the river? Are we crazy to hit the road during the pandemic and in this political climate?
We were about to find out..."

A VAN JOURNEY ACROSS AMERICA
In Highways Less Traveled, Nick Neumann captures an intimate portrait of America, mapped out across the landscape of a five month van journey across the country. Each pin on the accompanying map marks a place where travelers Nick and Thaís slept, Together, the photos and map tell the story of a journey without a fixed plan, tracing a route led by curiosity, openness, and the search for common ground.

This journey in a 2003 Dodge Caravan—its back seats replaced by a simple plywood bed—was an effort to get off the screen and onto the road, discovering America in its rawest form. From dispersed camping on public lands to connecting with strangers in remote towns, Nick’s photography offers a look at a nation shaped by its people, landscapes, and stories that lie off the beaten path.

As an artist born and raised in downtown San Francisco, inspired by the adventures of Tintin, Kerouac and Bourdain, Nick’s work is driven by a desire to push beyond stereotypes and fear. Highways Less Traveled captures moments of vulnerability and wonder—offering a fresh perspective on van life, the open road, and the spirit of exploration. This exhibit invites viewers to reflect on what it means to hit the road, to confront the unknown, and to find connection across America’s forgotten towns and wild landscapes.
ROAM ON MY FRIENDS
Art Drop
David Reposar
"Live to love art."

A collection of work that covers an array of TIME + TEXTURE + TECHNIQUE. This work travels through SPACE + LOCATION + EMOTIONS, often driven by the environment and the daily mantras.

"The longer I spend time with the film and each individual frame, the more I rediscover layers of nostalgia I’ve missed since the dawning of my iPhone photo scroll review habits. From the anticipation of developing negatives, to selecting and printing an individual picture, to creating test prints and capturing the right balance of light - lost emotions are unlocked. Senses and processes hidden in the mind like a time capsule venture deeper into the liminal space beyond the visual realm of an image."
Dillon Jo

THE PROCESS
Dillon Jo
"from many eras of this life...clean, dirty, dark, psychedelic, beautiful, painful, brittle, colorful, and raw..."

After 10 years of having their darkroom in storage, artist Dillon Jo accumulated 75 rolls of undeveloped film. Feeling overwhelmed by the idea of ever processing it all Venus & Victory offered a 3 month residency to fulfill the dream and create what became The Process. The condition and contents of the film have been a mystery box from many eras of this life, clean, dirty, dark, psychedelic, beautiful, painful, brittle, colorful, and raw. Over the months the show evolved with new batches of images from hand processed B/W to color negative film.

"The longer I spend time with the film and each individual frame, the more I rediscover layers of nostalgia I’ve missed since the dawning of my iPhone photo scroll review habits. From the anticipation of developing negatives, to selecting and printing an individual picture, to creating test prints and capturing the right balance of light - lost emotions are unlocked. Senses and processes hidden in the mind like a time capsule venture deeper into the liminal space beyond the visual realm of an image."
Dillon Jo

SILVERSTRUCK
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The feeling when someone makes you feel completely seen, heard, and understood. Like you are the only person in the room.

9 years ago...
I met Silver Lucy - fashion icon, designer, Pantone color librarian, empath, selfless creative, and highly adorned creature who ignited the fire of inspiration that unleased this body of work I call SILVERSTUCK. The word represents the feeling she created in our collaborative friendship. To be completely seen and heard, she made everyone around her feel incredibly special.

I had no idea where our work would go, but we would always show up and make ART... It was spontaneous and visionary in it's shape and form. We just had to make and produce art in our lives.
Over the six years that felt like a life time of profound creation, Silver continues to inspire beyond the thin veil and I have no doubt she is watching and participating in every way because energy never dies.

"LOVE IS THE ANSWER"
'I am simply a conduit, a steward to keeping Silver's spirit circulating in the creative realm in time and space.' - David Reposar
What I make comes from a state where conscious thoughts are lost, allowing a creative force to flow through.

A known origin of inspiration is unclear, and I enjoy the serendipitous journey where formless ideas take shape through clay and kiln.

Each piece is an ephemeral dance between the unseen and the material, a visual translation of the dialogue between the void and the crafted.

'Channeling' invites you to immerse in the enigma of creation, where the silent whispers of the unknown manifest into the tangible.
- Jennifer Alvarez
Patricia is a multidisciplinary artist of Scottish descent working in San Francisco, CA. She grew up in New Jersey in the post-punk 80's and received her B.A. in Art History and English Literature at Rutgers University. She's participated in workshops on street photography and artist books at the Tate Modern while living in London 2002-2006.

Since moving to California in 2006, she has studied photography, pottery and many paper-related disciplines. This multi-faceted show included works on paper (original and prints) of collage and monoprints.
PREHUMAN was the inaugural show at Venus & Victory's 824 Hyde St location. Inspired by the fascinating evolution of creatures that have survived and adapted over millions of years, enduring mass extinctions, yet now face new threats from the climate crisis and micro-plastic pollution. Ten percent of all sales proceeds were donated to the Clean Ocean Project.
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