It helps to work in a library... My coworkers pointed out a review of ITTIT in the newest issue of Artweek (Nov 2007)! Very exciting indeed. It should be up on the Artweek website soon, but the issue is on newstands now.
Far From Main Street
Kelly Lynn Jones
October 25 - December 2, 2007
Rare Device
1845 Market Street, San Francisco, CA 94103
http://www.raredevice.net/content.php?content_id=1016
Biome
a group show guest curated by Johanna St. Clair and Jay Nelson
October 23 - December 1, 2007
Lincart Gallery
1632 C Market St., San Francisco, CA
http://lincart.com/artists/Biome
Eleanor Harwood
Charlie Callahan
Suzanne Husky
My two shows are closing this Friday, but not without suitable party-like accompaniments. If you haven't seen the shows, this is your last chance! If you have, you should come by anyway to celebrate with us. My friend Jason will be DJing at the Receiver reception, so bring your dancing shoes, too.
Hope to see you all soon!
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Closing Reception: Oct 26, 5 - 8 pm <<= note: extended
IN THE TIME IT TAKES
Nancy Chan & Olivia Park
Receiver Gallery
1415 Valencia Street
San Francisco
Gallery hours: Mon - Fri, 10 - 6 pm
*****
Closing Reception: Oct 26, 6 - 9 pm
SOMETHING SINISTER
themed group show curated by Mary Anne Kluth
Satellite Gallery
2288 San Pablo Ave
Oakland
Artists: Nina Bayley, Nancy Chan, Davie Crockett, Michael Mersereau, Christine Monohan, Leticia Ramirez, Marci Washington, Walt!
Something Sinister (curated by Mary Anne Kluth)
The Satellite Gallery
2288 San Pablo Ave
Oakland
Oct 5 - 26
Gallery hours: by appt maybe?
Reception: Oct 5, 7 - 10 pm
Closing reception: Oct 26, 6 - 9 pm
Artists: Nina Bayley, Nancy Chan, Davie Crockett, Michael Mersereau, Christine Monohan, Leticia Ramirez, Marci Washington, Walt!
The fourth image includes Christine Monohan conversing with show curator/organizer Mary Anne Kluth.
This last image is the new Annie piece in its entirety. I didn't realize until I went to measure it that it was nearly as tall as me. I guess it's a little smaller than me - I'm only a bit bigger than 23" around and 60" tall.
A detail of the new Annie piece made for the Something Sinister show up now at Satellite Gallery in Oakland, CA. It's large - 5' tall - and most of it is blank white paper, of course. A very different paper was used for this one, which I struggled with greatly, but everyone seems to be really pleased with the results. I can't tell if it's different from the usual stuff because of the paper or the size...
Thank you, friends, for coming out to see the show in the newish gallery. Most people have better things to do usually, but for some reason most of the people I knew went to my favorite sushi place, Sushiya, and then moseyed down to see the Sinister show. Me and Will (the sushi chef) thank you.
I'll have the pictures of the rest of the show up soon - promise.
