Proof
Saturday, September 24, 2011 at 04:27PM Southern Exposure's Entry-Fee Free Juried Exhibition
September 16, 2011 - October 8, 2011
Proof
Southern Exposure’s Entry-Fee Free Juried Exhibition of work by Northern California Artists
Juror: Denise Markonish, Curator at Mass MoCa
Exhibition Dates: September 16 - October 8, 2011
Opening Reception: Friday, September 16, 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Saturday, 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm
ANNOUNCING THE SELECTED ARTISTS!
Ulrika Andersson
Alexis Arnold
Johnna Arnold
Art for a Democratic Society
Joshua Band
Anna Bihari
Amanda Boe
Susan Chen
Kimberly Cook
Rachel Dawson
Sara Diamond
Mendoza Dio
Rachel E Foster
Johanna Friedman
Jon Gourley
Nicole Hayden
I, Daughter of Kong Center for Research
Kelly Falzone Inouye
Jesse Kauppila
Joanna Kidd
Joshua Kim
Robert Larkin
Phillip Maisel
Summer Mei Ling Lee
Ali Liebegott
Niana Liu
Jeanne Lorenz
Atsuko Morita
Kate Nartker
Fred Nocella
NOSFE
Christian Oittinen
Sandra Osborne
Matthew Pawlowski
Michelle Ramin
Rachelle Reichert
Neil Rivas
Jeremy Roberts
Ida Rödén
Leah Rosenberg
Some Guy
Lorna Stevens
Ruth Tabancay
Sunaura Taylor
Chris Thorson
Thomas Wing
Ryan Wylie
Southern Exposure’s juried exhibition has become the premier showcase of contemporary artwork by promising local talent. Each year a different theme is selected to inspire and encourage a broad level of artistic expression. Proof, the theme for the 2011 Juried Exhibition, is intended to inspire and encourage a broad level of creative response. Artists are invited to submit work that responds to this theme in some way, shape or form. The theme and media are left open to the artists' interpretation in hopes that the work is conceptually and aesthetically diverse, drawing from as many insights and forms of creativity as possible.
Unlike many open calls for work that charge a submission fee, Southern Exposure's juried exhibition does not require artists to pay to enter their work. The exhibition is open to any artist living in Northern California north of King City and south of the Oregon border. Over the course of two days, over 500 Northern Californian artists enter their work, attesting to the extreme popularity of the show. The final pieces are selected by juror, Denise Markonish, who makes her decisions by blind process. For many of the artists selected, this is their first major exhibition and an important step in advancing their career.
Ever After
Sunday, September 18, 2011 at 04:04PM Ever After at the Chapel of the Chimes
September 18 - November 13, 2011
OFF Space, with guest jurors Lauren Davies (Kala Art Institute) and Robert Wuilfe (diRosa Foundation) are very pleased and excited to invite you to the opening reception for Ever After.
Where: The Chapel of the Chimes Columbarium, 4499 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland, CA 94611
When: Sunday September 18th, 5-8pm
Featuring Work By: Maggie Simpson Adams, Glenna Cole Allee, Rachel Dawson, Victoria Heilweil, Elyse Hochstadt, Karrie Hovey, Phil King, Marya Krogstad, Yuki Maruyama, Emmanuelle Namont Kouznetsov, Jessica Pezalla, Luther Thie, Linda Trunzo, Andrew Witrak & Kathrine Worel.
this event is free and open to the public
Voted Best of the Bay’s, "Best Place to Spend Eternity", the Chapel of the Chimes is playing host to living artists with this first ever exhibition of visual art in the Julia Morgan designed chapel and columbarium in Oakland.
Most stories end with "happily ever after" --but the stories being told by artists in this show are using Ever After as a starting point.
Poignancy, playfulness, and sharp insights into the nature of the Eternalare the common threads used to weave a series of site specific mini-installations through chapel niches.
From the minimal to the Baroque, artists use these unique spaces to reflect upon notions of ritual, remembrance, loss and celebration with critical alacrity and humor.
There will be an evening of performance & sound works on Sunday November 13th from 5-8pm--more on this later!
CCA MFA Graduate Thesis Exhibition
Friday, May 20, 2011 at 06:34PM Here are some pictures and video of my MFA Graduate Thesis Exhibition.
You can also see my work and all the other graduates work at 2011 MFA in Fine Arts.
PSYCHICS READING SCULPTURE
Ghosts
stoneware dipped and fired canvas paintings (below)
Channeling de Zurbaran (Reproduction of Francisco de Zurbaran’s Bodegón, 1636)
38” x 22”
oil on linen
Ida, Maysha, Monica, Carol, Marylene, Sarah, Bruna (front to back)
porcelain dipped and fired paper (on light table)