If you are in the San Francisco area from now until March 1, check out the multi media installation “Art in Unexpected Places” at 300 California Street. This installation was organized and produced by ideagarden, and I have a video featured in DVD 9.
WHAT: Art in Unexpected Places: artists’ reception and mixed-media installation
WHERE: 300 California Street (at Battery), San Francisco
WHEN: Thursday, February 13th, 6:30 > 8:30PM
WHO: Ideagarden, San Francisco
If you are in the San Francisco area from now until March 1, check out the multi media installation “Art in Unexpected Places” at 300 California Street. This installation was organized and produced by ideagarden, and I have a video featured in DVD 9.
WHAT: Art in Unexpected Places: artists’ reception and mixed-media installation
WHERE: 300 California Street (at Battery), San Francisco
WHEN: Thursday, February 13th, 6:30 > 8:30PM
WHO: Ideagarden, San Francisco
If you are on the west coast and have access to the publication Artweek, see the review of the Annual Installation Show at Gallery 825 on pg. 24 (Dec. issue), featuring Rise co-founder Michele Jaquis with Nancy Buchanan, Natasa Prosenc, Gina Stepaniuk, Astra Price, S.E. Barnet and Hillary Mushkin.
another show at the LAtch this month…
Artworklife curated by Tallon
Saturday December 7th 8pm – 12am
featuring work by: Jeehee Paik, Jennifer Tee, Brett Osborn, Jonas Ohlsson, B&T, Michele Jaquis, Joseph Mattson, Brooke Sauer, David Ferrera, Lucy HG, Matthew Helms, Yirko Sale, John Mills, Steve Schmidt, Michelle Pauline, Alfredo Mercado, Gabrial Solorzano, Bill Farroux, Tyler Ingle, Bitch Co., BOG, Tallon, and more…
LAtch Gallery
5367 W. Washington Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90016
323-934-4370
latch@attbi.com
one quarter mile east of Fairfax and one half mile west of La Brea at Hauser
hope to see you there.
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Check out the last week of the Installation Show at Gallery 825. It closes Nov. 8th. Including installations by Michele Jaquis, S.E. Barnet, Hillary Mushkin, Natasa Prosenc, Gina Stepaniuk, Nancy Buchanan and Astra Price
Check out the last week of the Installation Show at Gallery 825. It closes Nov. 8th. Including installations by Michele Jaquis, S.E. Barnet, Hillary Mushkin, Natasa Prosenc, Gina Stepaniuk, Nancy Buchanan and Astra Price
Check out Karin Sander’s project Word Search, a catalog of words in 249 languages, written by residents of NYC, to be published in the NY Times on Oct. 4th. It is facinating to see so many languages that most people have probably never heard of, and to read the stories about the individuals who speak them.
TONIGHT: The LAtch Gallery Presents:
The Daily Circus Sept. 28 – Oct. 27
Reception: Saturday September 28th 8pm -12am
A spectacular group show of Extraordinary painting, performance, video, sculpture, sounds, magic, installation, and other fantastic feats of Art
Featuring work by:
Tallon, B&T, Lauren Hartman, Christopher Wonder, Richard Soria, Michele Jaquis, Jeremy Quinn, Cinnamon Roll Gang, Curt Le Mieux, T.S. Lewis, Christopher Sprague, Joseph Mattson, Mike Slack, Matt Rebholz, Brooke Sauer, Tyler Ingle, Sibyl Wickersheimer, Bastard Co., Tynatoy, David Ferrera, Ry Rocklen, Narumi Ogawa, Lucy HG, Frank Martinez, Destiny Rogowski, and DJ Buck Wheaton
Curated by:
Tallon & Brooke Sauer
LAtch Gallery
5367 W. Washington Blvd.
Los Angeles, Ca. 90016
323-934-4370
latch@attbi.com
Look for a black security gate with the silver LAtch sign on the
North side of Washington across from “The Quick Stop Market (the corner of Washington & Hauser)
Marlo Marrero has facilitated an engaging community based, public art project with a group of young photo students (girls ages 10-17) in Hartford, CT. This series of portraits of their Heroes is posted on their website Act Like You Care as well as displayed on a Hartford public bus. “Hartford is a classic small city of contemporary America, bustling by day and struggling by night. Hartford has a unique population of predominately Caribbean and African American peoples. And unfortunately the art scene in Hartford does not reflect this…People will view photographs and text of and about important, but not necessarily “well known” people from our neighborhoods within Hartford and the surrounding communities.”
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