BAHAMA KANGAROO
ART OPENING !!
YUKAKO EZOE ONODERA & NAOKI ONODERA
NOV 1st AT IZAKAYA GURUGURU (SANGENCHAYA, TOKYO)
6PM~11PM
DJ:AKAASHI
MYSTERY CHANG
DERA
アートオープニング！！
三軒茶屋の居酒屋グルグルにて
11月1日夕方6時から11時まで、お待ちしております。
日頃の作品は披露できませんが、壁画を制作させて頂きました。
今はサンフランシスコに住んでいて日頃、お会いすることができませんが、
是非この機会に皆様に再開できればと思っています。
小野寺 直毅
November 20, 2009
THE WESTIN
GRAND BALLROOM
5 – 9 PM (doors open at 6)
Secret ArtWorks is a fundraising event featuring the exhibition and sale of 5” x 7” works of art from local, national and international artists. All works of art sell for $75 each. The ‘secret’ behind each piece is the identity of the artist – which is revealed after the work is purchased. This smashingly successful event was rated by CityBeat readers as top fundraiser of 2007!
Have a Blast: Secret ArtWorks is a really fun party, great networking opportunity and a perfect chance to mix and mingle with friends, community leaders and other arts patrons.
Tickets are $100 and entitle you to one Secret Work of Art, plus music, hors d’oeuvres and beer and wine. (A cash bar will be available for liquor.) Couples can attend the event for $125 – a party for two and one Secret Work of Art!
Share the Secret: Encourage your friends, family, co-workers and associates to participate as a Secret Artist, Sponsor, or Host/Hostess!
mural along market street in san francisco california
949 Market – Helen Bayly & Leanne Miller
Opening: November 7, 7-11pm
Touch of Faith
Curated by Jeffrey Cortland Jones
Semantics Gallery
1107 Harrison Avenue
Cincinnati, OH, 45214
November 7-28, 2009
Participating Artists:
Chris Ashley, Ron Buffington, Matthew Deleget, Hamlett Dobbins, Scott Grow, Harold Hollingsworth, Chris Jackson, J.T. Kirkland, Kim Krause, Matthew Langley, Lori Larusso, Rossana Martinez, Tim McFarlane, Matthew Miller-Novak, William Potter, Joe Saunders, Susan Scott, John Tallman, Douglas Witmer, Michael Wille, Paige Williams & Joel Whitaker
Hello,
I have a solo show opening up this Friday, October 23rd in San Francisco at Queens Nails Projects. If you are unable to make it to the opening or gallery hours and would like to see the work please contact the gallery or me.
Best,
Jacqueline
http://jacquelinegordon.net
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Our Best Machines Are Made of Sunshine
A Sound Sculpture Installation and Solo Exhibition by Jacqueline Gordon
October 23rd – November 20th
Opening reception, October 23rd 8 – 11pm
Gordon’s oeuvre contains installation work as disparate as inviting, womb-like interiors made of plush quilted fabrics and inaccessible, voyeuristic settings behind storefront glass. These seemingly opposite types of spaces merge in her newest installation at Queens Nails Projects: Our Best Machines Are Made of Sunshine. The 4-channel surround sound installation includes 24 speakers of audio sourced from two microphones mounted in front of the gallery. Gordon’s all-encompassing soundscape is housed in a matrix of white vinyl and speakers that whitewash the gallery walls. Replacing the white cube of the gallery with a white cube of Gordon’s own making, her piece teases out the irony of fascist strains within utopianism. The work references a gap between the lived experience of barebones environments such as sensory deprivation tanks and geodesic domes, as well as Brutalist architecture and the aspirational rhetoric that surround its production.
Live Musical Performances Every Thursday Evening
October 29, 8pm
Sutekh context.fm <http://context.fm>
Joshua Churchill joshuachurchill.com <http://joshuachurchill.com>
Virobot swezlex.com <http://swezlex.com>
November 5, 8pm
Gregg Kowalsky greggkowalsky.net <http://greggkowalsky.net>
Luuse & Fun Santa Maria
November 12, 8pm
Wobbly detritus.net/wobbly <http://detritus.net/wobbly>
Nate Boyce and Greg Zifcak nateboyce.net <http://nateboyce.net> , eatstapes.com <http://eatstapes.com>
November 13th – Closeing reception
QUEENS NAILS PROJECTS
3191 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94110
Gallery hours – Friday & Saturday 12pm – 6pm
queensnailsprojects.com <http://queensnailsprojects.com>
Supported by The San Francisco Arts Commission Cultural Equity Grants Program through an Individual Artist Commission
click the image above to read more about how you can participate with MAS.
