1AM - RAYKO - ARTISTS ALLEY - 60SIX
WIRE + NAIL - SAN FRANCISCO DUMP - GALLARIA
09.23.11
(with assistance from Clare Coppel, DeWitt Cheng and RWM)
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1AM Gallery: Fast Forward. Curated by Mike Bam Tyau.
Artists: Suiko, Sueme, Poesia, Robz, Bam, Jaybo Monk.
Comment by AB: Five outdoor artists from Japan, Canada and The Bay Area imagine what graffiti of the future might look like.
Art by Suiko at 1AM Gallery.
Art by Poesia.
Bam art at 1 AM Gallery.
Art by Sueme (left & right) - Jaybo Monk (center).
Suiko art (foreground) at 1 AM Gallery.
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RayKo Photo Center: The Brothers - Elin Høyland; High Plains Drifters - Amanda Boe and Sarah Christianson.
Review by Clare Coppel: In the right gallery, Elin Høyland's body of work, "The Brothers," is a documentary series of beautiful images portraying the daily life of two brothers, Harald and Mathias Ramen, living a very old school way of life in rural Norway.
In the left gallery, "High Plains Drifters," photographs by Sarah Christianson and Amanda Boe, document North Dakota and South Dakota respectively. The images are of the farms and farming communities where both of these women were raised... and then left, like many people who come from the Dakotas. There is a ghostly quality and a quiet straightforwardness in both series of work, echoing the silence of the plains.
Photography by Elin Høyland at RayKo Photo Center.
Elin Høyland photograph closer (image c/o Clare Coppel).
Elin Høyland photographs.
Photography by Elin Høyland, Amanda Boe and Sarah Christianson.
Elin Høyland photograph in above image closer (c/o Clare Coppel).
Photography by Amanda Boe and Sarah Christianson.
Photography by Sarah Christianson (image c/o Clare Coppel).
Sarah Christianson photographs at RayKo Photo Center.
Photograph by Amanda Boe (image c/o Clare Coppel).
Amanda Boe photography (image c/o Clare Coppel).
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Artists Alley: San Francisco Erotic Art Exhibition.
Comment by AB: More erectile tissue than you can shake a penis at. Over 400 works of erotic art by more than thirty artists. I wish I could show you everything but mommy says no.
Erotic art show at Artists Alley.
Photography.
Here's a new way of looking at San Francisco.
Erotic art at Artists Alley.
Photographic erotica at Artists Alley.
Call me weird but I sorta like 'em.
More from the artist in above image.
Photographic opportunities at Artists Alley.
Art from group erotica show at Artists Alley.
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60Six Gallery: Design & Dissolution - Oliver DiCicco and Julian Hönig.
Review by RWM: Wild abstractions. Interesting kinetic contraptions by Oliver DiCicco will fascinate even the engineers. Cool to see these unusual machines tell their tales.
Comment by AB: Industrial designer Julian Hönig's abstracts are painted on top of schematic diagrams originally done for Audi.
Art by Julian Hönig at 60Six Gallery.
Julian Hönig abstract art.
Detail of Julian Hönig art in above image.
Art by Julian Hönig.
Kinetic art by Oliver DiCicco at 60Six Gallery.
Oliver DiCicco sculptural art.
Kinetic art by Oliver DiCicco at 60Six Gallery.
Outdoor photo-op - art by Oliver DiCicco and Julian Hönig.
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Wire + Nail Gallery: Adam Gray and Sam Fuchs - HellaMoreFunner presents Pizza Party!
Comment by AB: Adam Gray and Sam Fuchs do a pretty convincing (and entertaining) job of making art that reflects the overwhelming inundation of stimuli that constantly bombard today's youth. Plus they've put together a big fat book about it. Nicely done.
Art by Adam Gray and Sam Fuchs at Wire + Nail Gallery.
Adam Gray, Sam Fuchs and their art in above image closer.
Art by Adam Gray and Sam Fuchs.
Literature by Adam Gray and Sam Fuchs.
Inside literature by Adam Gray and Sam Fuchs.
Adam Gray and Sam Fuchs art at Wire + Nail Gallery.
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San Francisco Dump Artist in Residence Exhibitions: Lauren DiCioccio - Who Can I Turn To (When Nobody Needs Me); Abel Rodriguez - Out of Sight, Out of Mind; Kaiya Rainbolt - Upscale.
Comment by AB: Intricately sewn works by Lauren DiCioccio incorporate chards of discarded fabric. Single-color constructions by Abel Rodriguez seem almost like ghost ships rescued from the sea. Kaiya Rainbolt's sculptural ingredients included toilet balls, old postage stamps and sheet metal.
Art by Lauren DiCioccio at Recology, San Francisco Dump.
Lauren DiCioccio art in above image closer.
Assemblage art by Abel Rodriguez.
Toilet bowl float art by Kaiya Rainbolt at San Francisco Dump.
Kaiya Rainbolt sculpture.
Innards of sculpture by Kaiya Rainbolt in above image.
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The Galleria, San Francisco Design Center: Art for AIDS.
Artists: Jose Acosta, Linda Adreveno, Kamal Al Monsour, Jose Maro Alvarado, Catherine Ames, Don Anderson, Charles Anselmo, Astrid, Sue Averell, David Avery, Jane Baker, Jenny E. Balisle, Kevin-Louis Barton, Sandra Beard, Michael Beckler, Ruth Bernhard, Sandow Birk, Ross Bleckner, Katherine Bloodworth, Jan Blythe, Serena Bocchino, Richard Bolingbroke, Donald Borthwick, Johnny Botts, Blair Bradshaw, Patrick M. Brandt, Gary A. Bukovnik, Ed Calhoun, Heather Capen, Elizabeth Cayne, Karen Chew, Belinda Chlouber, Linda Colnett, Antonio Cortez, Franc D'Ambrosio, Sidnea D'Amico, Rob Delamater, Monica Denevan, Robin Denevan, Daniel Diaz-Tai, Kathryn Dunlevie, Aximillion Helga Duson, Kathleen Elliot, Eric Engstrom, Jennifer Ewing, Bean Finneran, John Fitzsimmons, Kat Flyn, Bernadette Jiyong Frank, Matthew Frederick, Martin Freeman, Susan Friedman, Jerry Frost, Mauricio Gardeazabal, Thomas Gardner, Paul Gibson, Katie Gilmartin, Nina Glaser, Ken Gorczyca, Jesse Gottesman, Jana Grover, dk haas, Ralph Holker, Richard Holzmann, Joel Hoyer, Frank Hyder, Joe Illick, Martine Jardel, Eric Joyner, Brian Karvelis, Tracey Kessler, Russel Kiehn, Wayne Killinger, Mark Kostabi, John Kraft, Katy Kuhn, Adam Kurtzman, Marc Lambrechts, Joanne Landis, Leah Lau, Reddy Lieb, David Lofton, Catherine Mackey, Liz Mamorsky, Jesus Marez, Kay Marhsall, Kara Maria, Michael Markowitz, Jonathan Marks, Bill Mattick, Liz Maxwell, Kristine Mays, Will McBrideRocky McCorkle, Molly McCraken Kumar, Brian McDonald, John Melvin, Kenney Mencher, Erika Meriaux, Pamela Merory Dernham, Susan Merrell, Carolyn Meyer, Lee Miltier, Doug Minkler, Chiyo Miyashita, Takeshi Nakayoshi, Andrea Narins, Kelly Nicolaisen, John Nieto, Diane Olivier, Mustafa Önder, Deborah Oropallo, Nancy Otto, Dennis Parlante, Monique Passicot, Michelle Peckham, Lorraine Peltz, Sonya Philip, Matt Pipes, Silvia Poloto, Kristina Quinones, Lucky Rapp, Rex Ray, Robert Reed, Jon Rendell, Fernando Reyes, Ryan Michael Reynolds, Anthony Ricci, Craig Riedel, Carol Rienecker, Heather Robinson, Jenny Robinson, Merl Ross, Thierry Rosset, Alejandro Rubio, Rachel Sager, Ginni Savalli, Chris Schiavo, Greta & Manu Schnetzler, Nikki Schrager, Nanci Price Scoular, Loretta Siegel, David Smith-Harrison, Monika Steiner, Charles Stinson, Marcia Stuermer, Jock Sturges, Anne Subercaseaux, Jeremy Sutton, Brian Tepper, Aaron Terry, Rab Terry, Kirsten, Tradowsky, Tri Tran, Trish Tunney, Frank Van Duerm, Michal Venera, Stephen C. Wagner, Jonah Ward, Audrey Welch, Jon Wessel, Bernie Weston, Carole Whitacre, Hilary Williams, Kara Wood, Elena Zolotnitsky.
Comment by AB: This major annual fundraiser live and silent auction event benefits the UCSF AIDS Health Project. Hey collectors-- check out that list of donating artists and make sure you tootle yourself on down for next year's bidding and buying opportunities. Plus it's a major kick-ass party.
Silent auction art at Art for AIDS (image c/o DeWitt Cheng).
More silent auction art (image c/o DeWitt Cheng).
Live auction art at Art for AIDS fundraiser.
Watching the bidding at the live auction - Art for AIDS.
Luminaries too numerous to mention.
Live auction continues (image c/o DeWitt Cheng).
Circumstance - annual Art for AIDS auction fundraiser.
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