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11.14.13

(with assistance from RWM)

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Sandra Lee Gallery: Dark Forest - George Rivera and Kristin Lindseth Rivera.

Review by RWM: Large in many ways. Profound. Monumental. Great presences and interesting lighting. An amazing encounter.

Comment by AB: I'm guessing that these two artists are husband and wife, though there's no mention to that effect in the show's statement. I'm not guessing that they're both accomplished at depicting figures and portraits, George Rivera in mixed media paintings and Kristin Lindseth Rivera in sculpture.

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Art by George Rivera at Sandra Lee Gallery.

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George Rivera and his art at Sandra Lee Gallery.

Art by George Rivera.

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Painting by George Rivera; sculpture by Kristin Lindseth Rivera.

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Sculpture by Kristin Lindseth Rivera in above image closer.

Kristin Lindseth Rivera and her sculpture at Sandra Lee Gallery.

Portrait bust - sculpture by Kristin Lindseth Rivera.

Sculpture by Kristin Lindseth Rivera - painting by George Rivera.

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Paule Anglim Gallery: Solid Concept.

Artists: Terry Fox, David Ireland, Paul Kos, Tony Labat, Tom Marioni, John Roloff, Al Wong.

Comment by AB: Select forty year survey of conceptual art in San Francisco in vintage and contemporary works encompasses painting, sculpture, video, photography, text and more. Definitely worth seeing.

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Art by Tom Marioni at Gallery Paule Anglim.

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Droll absent picture art by Tom Marioni.

Exalted pink flamingo art by Tony Labat.

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David Ireland art.

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Video art/installation by John Roloff.

Commemorative plate sculpture.

Skinny wood, string, paint sculpture.

Pinkie cam detail of art in above image.

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Artist Al Wong in da house.

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Sculpture by Paul Kos.

Photography/installation by Paul Kos.

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Paul Kos video.

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Invitation art by Paul Kos.

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Gallery Wendi Norris: Ranu Mukherjee - Apparitions.

Review by RWM: Fascinating work and imagery that we may not be able to conceive of in this culture. Interesting journey into the outdoors of the imagination and the imagination of the mind. Intriguing and exotic. Wonderful colors and unusual symbols. Unfamiliar and not immediately recognizable.

Ranu Mukherjee artist art