Thought I’d take you on a tour with me and Andrea of some of the stuff we saw. To see all my pictures, go to my Flickr set here. 222 GalleryBig Kids, Little Kids, curated by John Freeborn Jesse Goldstein, Stripes, screenprint, 18 x 24 inches The first gallery, 222, and the first piece I saw was Stripes, by Jesse Goldstein, and what a great beginning. It was beautiful and struck me as a reverse UPC code! Speaking of commerce and upc codes, the exhibit is filled with bargains. Check it out. Plus show curator John Freeborn’s book, Big Kids, ... More » »
A nice crowd turns out for ! Gallery’s grand opening I don’t know how to get to 727 Oak Lane with public transportation. But after I saw the exhibit at ! Gallery, I wish I had. The exhibit is entitled The World Won’t End But Ours Will is about the earth going to hell in a handbasket. I feel tremendous guilt for getting up there all by myself in my car, even though it is a Prius. The toxic tarte For all its gloom and doom, the exhibit has a jaunty air. The tone was well represented by one of ... More » »
Lynne ClibanoffOriginally uploaded by sokref1. Lynne Clibanoff mini-environment in a small plywood box. Click image to see it bigger [This week's Weekly has my review of Gallery Joe's Drawing Spaces, the 2-person exhibit of sculpture and drawings by Lynne Clibanoff and Cheryl Goldsleger. There's also a sketch about the new FUEL Gallery. Here's the link to the art page and below is the copy with pictures. And here's Libby's post on Drawing Spaces. Stay tuned..more pictures in a moment. And see my flickr set for additional photos and Libby's flickr set as well.] All Spaced OutAn architectural show evokes both ... More » »
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