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02.04.11

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Silverman Gallery: Deva Graf - Good Morning.

Comment by AB: Deva Graf's contemplative altar-like installation focuses on her relationship with Mahayana Buddhism. All ceramics are made by her.

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Installation art by Deva Graf.

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Deva Graf installation & art from the side.

Art by Deva Graf.

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Deva Graf art.

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First Fridays, North Beach.

Comment by AB: A relatively recent addition to the the San Francisco art scene, multiple venues in North Beach either open shows or stay open late on the first Friday of the month. So here are some pics from that...

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Photographs by Julie Jaycox at Canessa Gallery.

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Julie Jaycox photography at Canessa Gallery.

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One more from Julie Jaycox photography show at Canessa Gallery.

Photography show at Gallery 28.

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More photographs from Gallery 28.

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Dovid Krafchow, Jewish Bohemian, in da house at Gallery 28.

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Group show at Arata Fine Art Gallery.

More from Arata Fine Art Gallery, plus the owner.

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Last one from group show at Arata Fine Art Gallery.

Art from group show at Gallery 454.

Handgun art at group show, Gallery 454.

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More art from group show at Gallery 454.

Floor-borne butt art in above image closer at Gallery 454.

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Last one from group show at Gallery 454.

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Nicolette Smith & art at Sweetie's, 475 Francisco St., SF 94133.

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Fivepoints Arthouse: Aesthetic Anarchy.

Comment by AB: Any artist can hang whatever they want, wherever they want, limit one artwork per artist, on a first-come first-served basis (some restrictions apply, but they're minimal). And so they did. Witness the culmination of that...

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Art at Aesthetic Anarchy, Fivepoints Arthouse.

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Art from Aesthetic Anarchy group show at Fivepoints Arthouse.

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Queens Nails Projects: The Immortal - Facundo Argañaraz and Chris Hood.

Comment by AB: Best show I've seen at Queens Nails in quite some time, this kicky collaborative installation by Facundo Argañaraz and Chris Hood-- a convergence of art, design, decoration, functionality, past, present and future. Meta-modern silkscreen and paint montages by Facundo Argañaraz are as cogent and harmonious as can be, plus a strange cosmic sound & video piece starring a vintage still of Tina Turner is certain to mesmerize, and if that's not enough, a uniquely uncommon use for a retired Martin Stam side chair will twist up whatever's left of your brain. You don't see art that's spankin' fresh and commendably imaginative all that often. See it here.

Facundo Argañaraz and Chris Hood artist art