The Sacramento art scene has been booming, after artists at the core, like Shaun Burner, David Garibaldi, and too many others to name, invested decades pushing the movement for more appreciation of the arts. Collectively, these influencers in the creative world brought districts full of crime, addiction, and poverty to up and coming neighborhoods and culture-filled… Read more »
In 2018, I was excited to be chosen as a participant for Wide Open Walls, and was given some room to choose a location and theme. With organic images and Sacramento Pride in mind, Warren Brand awarded me the Visit Sacramento/Farm to Fork building to represent the capital of California. (For the previous introduction to this… Read more »
In the summer of 2014, Meme organized a girl’s skate event at Joe’s skate park, and invited Ponci to paint alongside the Cyber punks and Lord Pawn. Ponci painted the Lisa Simpson Character, shooting through space on a rocket powered skateboard.
In October of 2014, Richard Acala invited artists Pier and Ponci to paint The Morrissey Flynn Building, located at 3647 40th St in Sacramento, California. The mural pays homage to Dr. Flynn, who works part time in the Oak Park clinic donating his time providing women’s services, and helping heroin addicts improve their lives. The symbols on the mural are painted in Celtic and African,… Read more »
In December of 2014 Few and Far Women met in Miami, Florida for Art Basel, America’s greatest annual art gathering. Reaching 30′ tall and 90′ wide, this underwater-themed mural became the largest all female production to date, located in Wynwood, an art district of Miami. Characters were painted by Ursula X. Young, Agana, Deity, Toofly, 179, Rachel, and Kazilla, with graffiti pieces lining the… Read more »
In June of 2014, Few and Far Women celebrated their 3 year anniversary in Washington, with a production on the Mud Bay building located at 522 Queen Anne Avenue in North Seattle. The mural features 179, Ksra, Meme, Jonathan Wakuda Ficher, Jenn Ponci, and John Osgood. Photos of the wall were taken by Michael Tsay, who also provided… Read more »
During the winter of 2012, salon owner Shannon Marlin commissioned Ponci to paint the Maverique Style house building located at 2000 I Street in Sacramento, California. With the assistance of Few and Far founder, Meme, the wall became an all-female production featuring Ursula Young, Reds, and Beth Emmerich. Some of Ponci’s contributions to the art are highlighted below.
Richard Acala organized the contribution of this painting depicting a calm Lion, and Egyptian pyramids receiving or generating light beams. This wall is located on 40th street and 12th avenue in Sacramento, California.
Organized by crew founder, Meme, Few and Far Women met in Oakland June of 2015 for their 4 year anniversary celebration to paint a large all-female production. The wall is located on 26th and Mandela Parkway, across from Brown Sugar Kitchen, and features over 14 artists from around the world. Consistent with the “Ode to Oakland” theme, Ponci painted… Read more »
