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Tuesday, December 1, 2009 |
  Brion Nuda Rosch: Brion Nuda Rosch Through January 2, 2010 Baer Ridgway Exhibitions
Tuesday through Saturday, 11:00am to 6:00pm
172 Minna Street (between 3rd and New Montgomery), San Francisco, CA 94105
www.baerridgway.com,
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415.777.1366 Brion Nuda Rosch , an artist who is an expert at allowing others to shine in alternative and non-profit settings, is in the spotlight himself with his first solo show in a commercial gallery on view through January 2 at Baer Ridgway Exhibitions. Since arriving in San Francisco in 1999, the self-trained artist has participated in an average of five group shows per year, and was one of “The Folks” who curated Adobe Books Backroom Gallery in its post Eleanor Harwood/pre-remodel heyday. Just last week the Artadia Fund for Art and Dialogue announced that Brion is one of seven Bay Area winners of their prestigious biannual annual cash prize, culled from a record-breaking 680 applicants. |
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Sunday, November 1, 2009 |
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 You're Not There
Bessma Khalaf On view through November 14, 2009 Steven Wolf Fine Arts
49 Geary St, Suite 411
San Francisco
Tuesday-Saturday, 11:30-5:30
(415) 263-3677
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Neoprene. That’s how Bessma Khalaf was able to sit on a life size horse made out of ice for three hours, 56 minutes while filming “Monument,” a new work in the artist’s solo show called “You’re Not There” on view at Steven Wolf Fine Arts through November 14, 2009. The finished work of art is the video record of the near four-hour performance. |
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Monday, September 7, 2009 |
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 DAVID HEVEL: BEAUTIFUL, DIRTY, DIRTY, RICH
September 10 – October 17, 2009Marx & Zavattero
Opening Reception for the Artist: Thurs, Sept 10, 7:00 PM
415.627.9111 www.marxzav.com
San Francisco Dump Artist in ResidenceThis Sugar is Raw by David Hevel
Friday, Sept. 25, 5-9Saturday, Sept. 26, 1-6
503 Tunnel Ave. S.F.(CalTrain stops right across the street!)
415.330.1415 www.sfrecycling.com/AIR/
Hevel is known for satirizing absurd celebrity behavior with his fantasy sculpture. The Madoff scandal, Brangelina’s burgeoning brood, and the same-day passing of MJ and Farrah have all provided him with good material for his second solo show at Marx & Zavattero. That queasy feeling you get from looking at his work is not necessarily caused by the gaudy spectacle of taxidermy covered in glitz, it’s because Hevel is holding up a mirror for you. Your obsession with celebrity culture is unattractive and juvenile: we’re the ugly ones. |
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