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September Sightseeing
September Sightseeing
September is my month for preparing to both close out 2008 and plan for 2009. No receptions this month, but you can bet I’ll be out supporting other artists and shows going on this month.
Already on the schedule for the rest of ’08 is consulting for THE IMAGINE BUS fundraiser (October), jurying the ‘Great Expectations’ exhibit for SAN FRANCISCO WOMEN ARTISTS GALLERY (October), installing the PEACE HEROES – THOSE WHO HELPED THE JEWS exhibit (October at the Hillel House, Stanford) and ART FOR ALL SEASONS (December at SomArts), my toy drive event and showcase of artists I am excited to share with you! And, of course, artist’s receptions in October…
Art lives on! Matt
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____________________________________________________________ NEW SHOWS (3) - SEPTEMBER 2008 _____________________________________________________________
ARCHITECTURAL TEXTURES – Photography by Ravi Anand
SEPTEMBER 24 – NOVEMBER 19, 2008 Artist’s Reception: Wednesday, October 15 5:30p – 7p
Venue: 2223 Restaurant, 2223 Market St. (x 16 th) SF, CA
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THE GOOD OLD DAYS - Depictions of bygone eras and nostalgic images of people, places and things that remind us of what we still appreciate about our individual and collective pasts. Curated by IRENE HENDRICK
Participating artists: Irene Hendrick, Judith Miller, Marie Dvorkin, Charlotte Kay, Bernice Gross, Steven Gray, Virginia Garcia, Ann Simms, Dannell Powell, Lisa Florentino
SEPTEMBER 17 – OCTOBER 29, 2008 Artist’s Reception: Thursday, October 2 5p – 7p
Venue: The Mezzanine Gallery at Hotel Triton 342 Grant Ave (x. Bush St) SF, CA
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ARTsoup 17 - an diverse sampling of work in all media by local and national artists promoted to film and commercial companies for sale and project-based rental. featuring: Asha Menghrajani, Eric Feathers, Eric Bohr, Gianfranco Paolozzi, Corina Marie Howell, Alex Shonkoff, Nad Wolinska
SEPTEMBER 30 – DECEMBER 16, 2008 venue: Bayshore Studio 2178 Palou St. (x. Industrial Blvd.) SF Open to the public M - F, except when in use for a shoot - call Matt 415.902.9863 to check visiting availability
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ONGOING SHOWS (5) - SEPTEMBER 2008 _____________________________________________________________
FROM THE WATER: Paintings from the Fish to Land series - paintings by David Rose This body of work has led itself from stripe studies to a more retrospective abstraction, which merges geometry and free flowing marks. His concern and direction has always moved towards the lines and forms of Diebenkorn and Klee but beneath that, there is always the search for an elusive deep seated spiritual root. JULY 30 - OCTOBER 29, 2008 venue: Nova 555 Second Street (x. Brannan) SF
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HEAVEN ABOVE, EARTH BELOW
Landscape imagery emphasizing the horizon through depictions of transitioning celestial bodies (setting or rising suns or moons), skylines (urban or rural) or expansive visual perspective. Curator: Matt McKinley
Featured artist: Jack Freeman (solo show, Lower Level Gallery)
Participating Artists: Sharon Sittloh, Fitz Maurice, Eric Feathers, Jennifer W. Mack, Marika Berlind, Martin de Vore, Tara Verkuil, Olga Kuczer, Dimitri Kourouniotis venue: Polarity Post Productions 69 Green St. (x. Battery) SF Hours M - F 9a - 5p thru October 4
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SERENITY (SUMMER 08)
Serenity, Summer 08 is the third in a four part exhibit sponsored by UCSF Center for Reproductive Health. Each part in the series invites 7 Bay Area artists to present a body of work that interprets the idea of ‘serenity’ in order to inspire relaxation, well-being and calm. Curator: Matt McKinley
Featured Artists: Julie Jaycox, Eric Feathers, Jane Lidz, Brian Frank Carter, AnneKarin Glass, Michele Feder, Larry Martin
venue: UCSF Center For Reproductive Health, Floors 3 and 7 2356 Sutter Street (x. Divisadero) SF Hours M - F 10a - 4p thru October 21
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CALL TO COLOR Exploring elements of color through photography The artists selected for this exhibit utilize photography to explore the way in which the components of color (hue, saturation, value) effect emotional response and achieve visual impact.
Featured Artists: Charlotte Kay, Philip Hall, Randy Turoff
Reception begins on Floor 3, exhibit continues on Floors 4 & 5
venue: The Monadnock Building 685 Market Street (x. 3rd) Floors 3, 4, 5 Hours M - F 9a - 5p thru October 1
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AGGRESSIVE IDIOCY IN FIGURATIVE ABSTRACTION - paintings by Anna Seven
“Since I began to feel what color means I understand that I can do what I like with my colors no matter how realistic it goes. Or let’s say no matter how unrealistic it goes. Infatuation with color is a reason why I do almost everything differently.”
venue: Moby Dick 4049 18th Street (near Castro) SF thru October 8
_____________________________________________________________ SHOWS ENDING (2) – SEPTEMBER 2008 _____________________________________________________________
Through SEPTEMBER 16 – ‘LANDSCAPE IMPRESSIONS’ Impressionist sumi ink and watercolor landscapes by Tisha Kenny
venue: Mezzanine Gallery at Hotel Triton 342 Grant Ave. (x. Bush St.) SF
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Through SEPTEMBER 23 – ‘PASO A PASO: Prints from the Camino de Santiago’ Linoleum Block Prints by Melissa West
In the autumn of 2006, Oakland artist Melissa West walked 500 miles through northern Spain along the ancient pilgrimage route known as the Camino de Santiago. This exhibit is a display of linoleum-block prints based on sketchbooks West kept during her trek, as well as reflections and recollections upon her return to Oakland.
Venue: 2223 Restaurant, 2223 Market St. (x. 16 th) SF
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