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ET AL. - LITTLE LODGE - LESH

05.30.14

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Et al. Gallery: Cybele Lyle - The Moon Is Slowly Rising.

Comment by AB: Screen prints of landscapes overlaid with colorful geometric forms line the walls while a meandering wood frame construction runs the length of the space as if to connect everything up. The installation basically contemplates two kinds of architecture, the external structural kind and the internal architecture of the self. Heartfelt, nicely done and worth a visit.

Cybele Lyle artist art

Art & installation by Cybele Lyle from one end of Et al. Gallery.

Screen print art by Cybele Lyle.

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Cybele Lyle installation from the other end of the gallery.

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Cybele Lyle and her art at Et al. Gallery.

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Art by Cybele Lyle.

Cybele Lyle prints.

Wood frame detail - art by Cybele Lyle.

Art by Cybele Lyle.

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The Little Lodge: Teamwork Makes The Dream Work - State Champs aka Amanda Bishop and Ty Kreft.

Comment by AB: A satirical look at sports and its endless cascades of merchandise, accessories, collectibles, apparel, gear, memorabilia, awards and more courtesy of Louisville, KY creative duo, Amanda Bishop and Ty Kreft. Plenty of art priced well under $100 for you budget minded collectors.

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Sports art by State Champs aka Amanda Bishop & Ty Kreft at The Little Lodge.

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Art by Amanda Bishop and Ty Kreft.

Amanda Bishop & Ty Kreft and their art at The Little Lodge.

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Art by State Champs aka Amanda Bishop and Ty Kreft.

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Amanda Bishop and Ty Kreft art.

Art by State Champs.

Screenprint art by State Champs aka Amanda Bishop and Ty Kreft.

Out front - Amanda Bishop and Ty Kreft art show at The Little Lodge.

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Lesh Studio: Pop-Up Art Show and Kickoff Event. Curated by Marisa McCarthy.

Artists: Kundan Baidwan, McKenzie Coonce, Rachelle Reichert.

Comment by AB: Combination art show and introduction of a new online platform called ArtSlooth where collectors and other interested buyers can bid on art at below gallery prices. I suspect that as the San Francisco art scene continues to undergo its relentless upheaval, we'll likely be seeing more and more roving art events in alternative spaces like this.

Kundan Baidwan artist art