Liz Mamorsky's Open Studio October 23, 2009

Tired of the same old visual musak? Come celebrate the art of the bizarre at LIZLAND, Liz Mamorsky's Open Studio of Functional & Dysfunctional Art. Marvel at ArtBots created from the detritus of society ... Ogle visionary oil paintings of creatures morphing and imploding ... Explore miniature Boschian creatures drawn on amate, highly textural bark paper ... enjoy Mel Knox's wonderful Ici/La-bas and Uvaggio wines. All this for free!

LIZLAND, in the heart of SoMa, which has been described as "an adult's playhouse," started life as a single story sandblasting facility in the 1920s. Under Liz's tenure, it has now grown to two stories of unmitigated fun, stocked to the rafters with her unique paintings, drawings and robotic sculptures. LIZLAND has been featured in HGTV's "Lofty Ideas" and the Food Network's "Ultimate Kitchens," as well as in AmericanStyle, The San Francisco Chronicle and Breathe Magazine. Definitely a must-see!

Free.

Official Website: http://www.lizland.com