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SAN FRANCISCO ART GALLERIES OPENINGS
FIRST THURSDAY - 05.03.12 - Part II
(with assistance from Kathryn Arnold)
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Toomey Tourell Fine Art: Brian Rutenberg - Eight Landscapes.
Comment by AB: Brian Rutenberg straddles the boundary between abstract and representation, incorporating the best of each. "Landscapes" with plenty of room for interpretation.
Art by Brian Rutenberg at Toomey Tourell Fine Art.
Brian Rutenberg and his art at Toomey Tourell Fine Art.
Big art by Brian Rutenberg.
Brian Rutenberg art at Toomey Tourell Fine Art.
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George Krevsky Gallery: Artistic Visions of the Golden Gate Bridge.
Artists: Joan Brown, Richard Shaw, Richard Misrach, JoSon, Richard Nagler, Chester Arnold, Guy Diehl, Helen Berggruen, Lynette Cook, Paul Gibson, Rupert Garcia, Steve Allen, Ken Kalman, Arthur K. Miller, William Walters, Owen Smith, more.
Comment by Kathryn Arnold: For the 75th anniversary of the Golden Gate Bridge, George Krevsky Gallery puts together quite the exhibition. Many classical works of the Golden Gate Bridge from the past are juxtaposed with contemporary renditions.
Golden Gate Bridge art by Lynette Cook at George Krevsky Gallery.
Art by Guy Diehl (right).
Photograph by JoSon at George Krevsky Gallery.
Contemporary rendition of vintage bridge art by Arthur K. Miller.
Regionalist style rendition - art by Owen Smith.
Population density - Golden Gate Bridge art at George Krevsky Gallery.
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Dolby Chadwick Gallery: Tom Lieber - Wired.
Review by Kathryn Arnold: Meshes of painterly lines evoke atmosphere. Erasures create hidden agendas at the same moment visible becomes self-evident. Flurries of activity in calmness.
Art by Tom Lieber at Dolby Chadwick Gallery.
Art by Tom Lieber.
Tom Leiber and his art at Dolby Chadwick Gallery.
Art by Tom Lieber at Dolby Chadwick Gallery.
Art by Tom Lieber.
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Cain Schulte Contemporary Art: Gyöngy Laky - Crossover.
Review by Kathryn Arnold: Wood, plastic, wire components and more are used in creating this imaginative series of works-- maneuvering object-like elements into new wholes, or new materials into new objects. Works worth viewing.
Art by Gyöngy Laky at Cain Schulte Contemporary Art.
Gyöngy Laky art in above image closer.
Art by Gyöngy Laky at Cain Schulte Contemporary Art (nicely done).
Gyöngy Laky art closer (image c/o Kathryn Arnold).
Art by Gyöngy Laky at Cain Schulte Contemporary Art.
Gyöngy Laky art at Cain Schulte Contemporary Art.
Demographics - art by Gyöngy Laky (image c/o Kathryn Arnold).
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Hang Art Gallery: Piero Spadaro - A Place for Everything in Time.
Comment by AB: Abstractions with horizon lines suggest a panoply of realities.
Art by Piero Spadaro at Hang Art Gallery.
Piero Spadaro art.
Art by Piero Spadaro.
Panorama - Piero Spadaro at show at Hang Art Gallery.
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Addendum:
Depression Era photographs by Dorothea Lange at Scott Nichols Gallery.
Dorothea Lange photograph closer at Scott Nichols Gallery.
Photography by Dorothea Lange closer at Scott Nichols Gallery.
The following photos c/o Kathryn Arnold:
50s and 60s nostalgia art by Greg Miller at Caldwell Snyder Gallery.
Colorful hyper-real art by Greg Miller at Caldwell Snyder Gallery.
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