The Bunker SLO will be presenting a new group art exhibit today, titled "What Could Possibly Go Wrong?"
Curated by political artist, Robbie Conal, the show will feature California artists like Sandow Birk, Mark Bryan, Ron Hauge, Carol Paulsen, Jeanna Penn, Elyse Pignolet, Lena Rushing and America's Coolest Teenager.
The exhibit tackles concerns relevant to the incoming presidential election, such as democracy, women's health and social justice.
“Historically artists have used humor and, specifically, satire — often the one-two punch of images and text — to cut politicians, bureaucrats, and autocrats down to size," said Robbie Conal, American guerrilla artist. " ... This exhibit is an example of nine artists’ expressions of their social and political concerns in this critical moment in American history.”
"What Could Possibly Go Wrong" will be shown at The Bunker SLO from Oct. 2 until after the presidential election.
"We are privileged to show the work of these artists who boldly express their fears and frustrations with the state of our political landscape," said the owner of The Bunker SLO, Missy Reitner-Cameron.
Friday's opening will include DJ Malik Miko and Big Wave Sushi Truck. Locals can visit The Bunker SLO from 5 to 8 p.m., located at 810 Orcutt Rd. in San Luis Obispo.
