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STATE - ELEANOR HARWOOD - GALLERY 200
BASS & REINER - MINNESOTA STREET - LUNA RIENNE
CAMPFIRE - HARVEY MILK PHOTO CENTER
06.18.16
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State Gallery: Material Limit - Alexis Arnold and Mary Button Durell
Comment by AB: Yet another new San Francisco gallery-- State-- opens in the former Eleanor Harwood space on 25th and Alabama. For their inaugural show, we have crystallized literature and mesh screen sculptures, some embellished with borax crystals, others interred in resin. In the rear gallery, Mary Button Durell shows a selection of her paper and wheat paste sculptures.
Crystallized literature by Alexis Arnold at State.
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Alexis Arnold and her art at State Gallery.
Screen/crystal amalgamations by Alexis Arnold.
Screen and resin sculptures by Alexis Arnold.
Mary Button Durell (left) discusses her hanging paper sculpture at State.
Paper and wheat paste sculpture by Mary Button Durell.
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Eleanor Harwood Gallery: William Swanson - Bloom Chamber
Comment by AB: Deliberate and controlled abstractions with architectural inferences and landscape overtones.
Art by William Swanson at Eleanor Harwood Gallery.
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William Swanson art at Eleanor Harwood Gallery.
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Gallery 200 at Minnasota Street Project: Mixed Use
Artists: Carolyn Janssen, Joel Frank, Lukas Geronimas, Maggie Preston, Matthew Abbott, Matthew Craven, Rachelle Reichert, Randy Colosky.
Comment by AB: Amanda Schneider, Jessica Shaefer and Francesca Sonara, aka Mixed Use, curate this show of eight California artists. Stop on by.
Artifact collages by Matthew Craven at Minnesota Street Project c/o Mixed Use.
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Art byCarolyn Janssen.
Randy Colosky columnar sculpture, foreground.
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Bass & Reiner: Ivan Iannoli
Comment by AB: Small-format works range from representational to abstract, mainly mixed-media, sometimes photographic, other times with space in between layers.
Projection art by Ivan Iannoli at Bass & Reiner.
Ivan Iannoli art.
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Small-format mixed-media works by Ivan Iannoli.
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Long view - Ivan Iannoli art show at Bass & Reiner.
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Minnesota Street Project: I Never Learned the Title of the Song I Always Sing
Artists: Beth Abrahamson, Miguel Arzabe, Brittany Atkinson, Binta Ayofemi, Rachelle Bussi�res, James Chronister, Arash Fayez, Tom Loughlin, Chris Lux, Phillip Maisel, Sean McFarland, Masako Miyazaki and Chris Sollars. Curated by Brion Nuda Rosch.
Comment by AB: Group video exhibition presented like a painting show, with all videos playing simultaneously (and one neon piece). Curator Rosch adds a sculptural element to the installation by placing the projectors around the room on the floor, cordoned off from one another with plain white partitions and circuitously connected to the wall sockets. My favorites are Chris Sollars' reel of urban sidewalk sculptures and a roving rainbow eclipse video (sorry, need name of artist). Worth a visit.
Cavalcade of urban sculptures by Chris Sollars at Minnesota Street Project.
More outdoor sculpture from Chris Sollars.
Roving rainbow ecliptic video.
Neon art by Tom Loughlin.
Video art by Miguel Arzabe (left).
Flopping fish video art.
Layout - group video art show at Minnesota Street Project.
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Luna Rienne Gallery: The Shape Of Things - Kelly Ording
Comment by AB: Precise, ordered and deliberate interpretations of the world around us.
Art by Kelly Ording at Luna Rienne Gallery.
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Change-of-pace collage works by Kelly Ording.
Kelly Ording out front at her Luna Rienne Gallery solo show.
Art by Kelly Ording.
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Campfire Gallery: Joshua Nissen King - Terrain
Comment by AB: Hallucinogenic dreamscapes with psychedelic upsides.
Art by Joshua Nissen King at Campfire Gallery.
Imaginary lands art by Joshua Nissen King.
Joshua Nissen King art at Campfire Gallery.
Art by Joshua Nissen King.
Ambiance - Joshua Nissen King art show at Campfire Gallery.
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Harvey Milk Photo Center: LGBTQ Chronicled: 1933-2016
Photographers: Saul Bromberger, Sandra Hoover, Chloe Jackman, Preston Gannaway, Skot Jonz, Bill Wilson, Hossein Carney, Paul Margolis, Rick Gerharter, Minor White, Rink, Hal Fischer, Daniel Nicoletta, David Ayllon, John Gruber, Darlene/Photo Graphics, Efren Ramirez, Dwayne Newton, Peter Thoshinsky, Cj Lucero, Gabrielle Lurie, Lucky Milo Whitburn-Thomas, James C. Hormel (SFPL), Peter Thoshinsky.
Comment by AB: Over eighty years of photographs survey, document and celebrate the history and evolution of "Gay Pride."
What it is. Photograph by Saul Bromberger & Sandra Hoover.
Saul Bromberger & Sandra Hoover photography at Harvey Milk Photo Center.
Photograph by Cj Lucero.
Vintage diagrammatic photography by Hal Fischer.
Preston Gannaway photographs.
Portrait of Harry Hay circa 1936-7 (photographer unknown).
Photographs of the SF Orlando Vigil by Peter Thoshinsky.
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