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MEXICAN CONSULATE - HERITAGE AUCTIONS
RAMON'S TAILOR - JOEL B GARZOLI
10.24.13
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Consulate General of Mexico in San Francisco: Blue Tape Series - Álvaro Verduzco.
Comment by AB: Mexico City artist Álvaro Verduzco creates temporary geometric forms on the gallery's walls with blue painters tape. At the end of the run, he'll roll it back up and hand it over to the consulate to be used in installing future shows. According to the crib sheet, the endeavor is not only a commentary on the art "being produced in this savage and ravenous capitalist era," but also "a mutable and elastic exercise in constant motion between art and praxis." Uh... OK.
Art/installation by Álvaro Verduzco at the Mexican Consulate.
Art in above image closer (ready to be rolled back up when the show's over).
Painters tape art by Álvaro Verduzco.
Álvaro Verduzco and his art in above image closer.
Detail of art above.
Statistical sample - Álvaro Verduzco art show at the Mexican Consulate.
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Heritage Auctions: Western and California Art Auction Preview.
Comment by AB: This is the preview event for an antique and period California and Western art auction that was held on November 14. Here are some of the results....
Guy Rose sold for $197,000 at Heritage Auctions.
L-R, William Wendt, sold $50K; Franz Bischoff, $68750; Maurice Braun, $21250.
Upper right, Leon Gaspard portrait sold for $118,750.
L-R, Millard Sheets sold $13750; Gunnar Mauritz Widforss, $32500.
Birger Sandzen (top) sold for $27500.
Attendance figures - Heritage Auctions Californa & Western sale preview.
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Ramon's Tailor: Tenderloin Dirt Harvest, Please Be Seated on the Ground - Ilana Crispi.
Comment by AB: A one-acre park in the heart of The Tenderloin is undergoing a major renovation, so Ilana Crispi takes advantage of the opportunity to do a bit of an archaeological dig and excavation of her own. She harvests a few buried artifacts as well as enough dirt to produce an earthy selection of ceramics, jewelry and rudimentary furnishings. The results embody a history of the neighborhood from past to present as seen through artistic eyes.
Ceramic art made with Tenderloin dirt by Ilana Crispi at Ramon's Tailor.
Ilana Crispi art in above image closer.
Ceramic art by Ilana Crispi real close.
Ilana Crispi and her art at Ramon's Tailor.
Furniture made with Tenderloin dirt by Ilana Crispi.
Art, artifacts & jewelry by Ilana Crispi.
View through the front window - Ilana Crispi art show at Ramon's Tailor.
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Addendum:
Art soiree at Joel B Garzoli Fine Art.
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