GALLERY 16 - REFUSALON - WONDERLAND SF
03.20.15
(with assistance from RWM)
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Gallery 16: Alex Zecca - New Work.
Review by RWM: Fascinating works with an abundance of style and technique. Easy to seduced by this art. Wonderful use of perspective and movement and colors that reverberate. Memorable rhythm and motion. You're pulled into the science fiction of it all, almost like The Twilight Zone or Doctor Who.
Comment by AB: Impossibly accurate ink-on-paper works by Alex Zecca are like Op Art on steroids-- patterns created by painstakingly drawing thousands of orderly multicolor lines. The most amazing part (aside from their perfection)? He actually counts and documents the total number of lines in each piece. This show is the ultimate pinkie-cam paradise. Worth seeing and marveling at.
Art by Alex Zecca closer at Gallery 16 - entirely made up of ink lines.
Art by Alex Zecca closer at Gallery 16.
Pinkie cam detail of art in above image.
Art by Alex Zecca.
Pinkie cam detail of art in above image.
Alex Zecca and his art in top image closer.
Alex Zecca art.
Art in above image up really close.
Oars wrapped in nylon parachute cord by Alex Zecca for a change of pace.
Pinkie cam detail of art in above image.
Ink art by Alex Zecca.
Ambiance - Alex Zecca art show at Gallery 16.
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Refusalon at JW Marriott Union Square: Provisional Haven Exhibition. Curated by Anna Novakov.
Artists: Ron Hutt, Bijan Yashar, Jennifer Locke, Justin Charles Hoover, Ana Teresa Fernandez, Sabina Ott, Michelle Wasson, Jack Leamy, Yin-Ju Chen, Felipe Dulzaides.
Comment by AB: Refusalon director Shmulik Krampf fills the top and bottom floors of this tony hotel with all manner of art-- paintings, sculpture, glass, photography, digital images, installations, mixed media works and on and on and on. And the award for Most Entertaining Art goes to Bijan Yashar for his exquisitely bad photographs of museum paintings with high-gloss finishes taken at the perfect angles to maximize glare from their lighting.
Chinese lantern installation by Justin Charles Hoover c/o Refusalon.
Art by Jack Leamy.
Glare photography by Bijan Yashar.
Photograph of museum art by Bijan Yashar.
Bijan Yashar and his photography c/o Refusalon at CW Marriott Union Square.
Photography by Felipe Dulzaides.
Time portrayed in digital imagery by Ron Hutt.
Each image is paired with a video accessible by cell phone.
Ron Hutt and his digital images.
Ana Teresa Fernandez art.
First floor installation view - group art show c/o Refusalon.
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Wonderland SF Gallery and Boutique: Never, Never, Ever Land.
Artists: Alec Huxley, Jon Ching, Calvin Lai, Christina Gualy, Delphyne Veyrat D' Urbet, Jeffrey Nemenzo, John Wentz, Merkley, Monty Guy, Telopa Treloky.
Comment by AB: Facets of fantasy in this group show.
Art by Delphyne Veyrat D' Urbet close up at Wonderland SF Gallery.
Art by Calvin Lai (3 on left) - Telopa Treloky (right).
Alec Huxley art.
Art by Jon Ching.
The best of all possible worlds - art by Jeffrey Nemenzo.
Art by Merkley??? (left) - Christina Gualy (center).
Lay of the land - group art show at Wonderland SF Gallery.
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