May I have some candy and whatever else you wanna throw in the bag? Maybe you're still asking strangers for candy. Maybe you're smashing pumpkins when they all go to bed? Maybe you'll be spending 3am to 4am at the toilet vomiting... Maybe you'll be at home watching Halloween?

This week's Free Fridayz is a great one. Excellent drawings emailed in, people.

Last Chance Studio member and art buddy from Perth, Australia Sean Morris recently emailed me some of his photos and a link to a really awesome national art tour they took. They traveled around and launched 3 art exhibitions in 14 days. Check out the photo diary below.

Last Chance Studio is an art gang from Perth, Australia, the most isolated capital city in the world. It’s the sort of town where you kinda have to make cool shit happen for yourself, ’cause it’s probably not gonna come to you. That’s pretty much why Last Chance exists. The east coast hubs of Sydney and Melbourne might traditionally be home to the nation’s most prolific artists, but out west in sleepy Perth this band of brothers have been kicking it pretty hard for about 18 months now. Established by Daek William and Kid Zoom, Last Chance began as an independant studio in a decaying main street shopfront – next to a skydiving business and a gun store – and has grown into a pretty solid collective, made up of about ten mid-20s dudes who share an general interest in painting rad stuff. -Michael Hsiung

Last Chance Studio members: Kyle Hughes-Odgers (creepy), Daek William, Sean Morris, Kid Zoom, Tim Rollin, and Ryan Boserio

A couple of weeks ago Last Chance Studio went on a national art tour. We drank too much beer, almost missed a couple of flights, met some rad people, and launched 3 separate art exhibitions in 14 days. Following the first show in our home town, Perth photo lord Elliot Strang got on an eastbound plane with us and shot a hell of a lot of photos. Here are a few of them.

Woke up yesterday feeling like shit as my cold was in full swing. Wasn't going to be able to accomplish anything anyway, so we decided to take the boat to McCovey Cove to experience game 2 of the World Series. Sit at home or sit on the boat? ~Photos

It's official... Photo: Ricky Adam (Leeds, West Yorkshire U.K.)

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Seattle based Robert Hardgrave's Rapture Suit made of leftovers from failed paintings- on display with new paintings in December at David B. Smith in Denver. Like the new works. ~check the video

Norwich UK, 22. Illustration at Norwich Art School. http://www.adambatchelor.co.uk

My work is about the influence of western culture on the rest of the world especially the developing world, I look at it as a constant work in progress, I like to look like a possible future or the shape of things to come. I like the idea of using pop icons and objects of consumerism as metaphors and I like to make stories for every image I create. I hate over complicating things when I describe my work, all that art spiel annoys me. Sometimes it's best to just show people and let them make their own mind up.

Shit that makes me angry or upset, it's important to know what's going on outside. I get influenced by so much and I change my mind all the time, one minute I'm obsessed with one thing and then 2 days later it's something completely different. But that's a good thing right. I think, because of the nature of my subject matter and the culture I live in, everything around me adds influence. Constant Growth. But I'm into Bill Murray films, Wes Anderson, Jim Jarmusch, Spike Lee, Stanley Kubrick and Coppola. I like films that look at themes of Madness, I've watched Apocalypse Now (Redux) about 20 times now, J.G Ballard, Arturo Herrera, Philip Guston, Claes Oldenburg, Tom Sachs, Sol LeWitt, Jean Michel Basquiat, Istvan Banyai, Rammellzee, hip-hop fucking music. I could go on forever.

I'm just finishing up reading The Man in the High Castle by Philip K. Dick and I'm about to start reading Johnny Mad Dog by Emmanuel Dongala. Good shit.

Is this how to determine whether someone is a meat eater or vegetarian? (cheese)

Game one of the World Series, and can you believe that we made it this far?! Well, it's on with Timmy kicking things off! Where do you plan on watching the game/s? We found this pretty good list of places. The Independent will be showing Thursday's game (FREE) which could be a good spot to view it with several hundred other San Franciscans. We're going to try the water for Thursday's game if it doesn't rain out. So look for us in the cove... Where you plan on watching the games? Comments

Friend of Fecal Face, Liam Devowski is behind the shirt/ sweatshirt line Teenagers in Love. We got a look at their look book, like it and wanna share it.

Teenagers in Love is a California casual clothing company. Our intentions are to keep the world bright, unique, and freshly dressed. Pulling much aesthetic inspiration from vintage surf, skate, & bmx culture as well as vintage motorcycles and graphic design, we strive to bring back styles that the present industry seems to have forgotten.

Before Damon Soule's solo show Tessellating Pigments opened Oct 14th at Jushua Liner in NYC, Manuel ran into him in Brooklyn and stopped by his studio... Soule's show runs through Nov 6th and looks amazing.

On a calm day in New York City, hundreds of pigeons can be seen flying together over the rooftops of certain neighborhoods - a tornado of birds. For many who participate in the sport it is a salvation from daily life and the distractions of the streets. To me it is a remnant of a city’s past and a culturally dynamic sport. Some of the things my photos focus on are the relationship between these men and their animals, the aesthetic of the birds and the coops, and the act of flying the birds.

Many Thanks to Black, Papo, Soto, Junior, Vinnie, Pedro, Gill, Chase, JC, luis and Sugar

Photos and words: Aaron Wojack

“One morning I woke up and found my favorite pigeon, Julius, had died. I was devastated and was gonna use his crate as my stickball bat to honor him. I left the crate on my stoop and went in to get something and I returned to see the sanitation man put the crate into the crusher. I rushed him and caught him flush on the temple with a titanic right hand and he was out cold, convulsing on the floor like an infantile retard.” -Mike Tyson

New Sten and Lex in New York. Peace and War. We dig their work like this one too.

"Something Better" & "Well, Time Makes Fools of Us All"
Richard Colman solo, and Ryan Travis Christian's Project Room
@Guerrero Gallery
October 16 - November 6, 2010 
2700 19th St San Francisco, CA 94110

This month I ventured out into the Mission for something better. No, not chocolate, burritos, or beer (though I did have some Pabst), I mean Something Better, Richard Colman's solo show at Guerrero Gallery. Though maybe I should have stopped off for some food.. yum, burrito. -Megan Wolfe