Lapse
Art Exhibition: Lapse
Dates: May 22-June 18 2010
Place: Lobot Gallery, 1800 Campbell Street, Oakland CA
Curators:Ross Campbell, Jeremiah Jenkins
Artists: Erica Gangsei, Adam Hathaway, Carrie Hott, Gary Hubbs, Claire Jackel, Paul Kos, Sasha Krieger, Mick Larusso, Jennifer Locke, Stephani Martinez, Marshall Maurice, Aaron Rosenstriech, Niki Shapiro, Renetta Sitoy, Natalie Sorenson, Jamie Spinello, Lucrecia Troncoso, Kristen Van Patten, Ben Venom, Jesse Walton, Rebecca Whipple, David Wiley, Ned Wyss.
The exhibition Lapse explores perspectives of time. What is time? What frames perceptions of past and future? What does it mean to be timeless? Artists often play with our linear sense of time, compressing historical and cultural places. As well, through the common desire of excavating the past, envisioning the future, and of adding to the voices that offer differing views of collective and personal memories. The artists participating in Lapse each have varying interdisciplinary practices and areas of interest in the subject of time. The works on display convey senses of time through concept and material, sometimes offering added interpretations to the motivating intents of the artists themselves. What the viewer is confronted with is a multi-directional look at visual representations that challenge the perceptions of a more ordered narrative of place and time.
www.lobotgallery.com
Dates: May 22-June 18 2010
Place: Lobot Gallery, 1800 Campbell Street, Oakland CA
Curators:Ross Campbell, Jeremiah Jenkins
Artists: Erica Gangsei, Adam Hathaway, Carrie Hott, Gary Hubbs, Claire Jackel, Paul Kos, Sasha Krieger, Mick Larusso, Jennifer Locke, Stephani Martinez, Marshall Maurice, Aaron Rosenstriech, Niki Shapiro, Renetta Sitoy, Natalie Sorenson, Jamie Spinello, Lucrecia Troncoso, Kristen Van Patten, Ben Venom, Jesse Walton, Rebecca Whipple, David Wiley, Ned Wyss.
The exhibition Lapse explores perspectives of time. What is time? What frames perceptions of past and future? What does it mean to be timeless? Artists often play with our linear sense of time, compressing historical and cultural places. As well, through the common desire of excavating the past, envisioning the future, and of adding to the voices that offer differing views of collective and personal memories. The artists participating in Lapse each have varying interdisciplinary practices and areas of interest in the subject of time. The works on display convey senses of time through concept and material, sometimes offering added interpretations to the motivating intents of the artists themselves. What the viewer is confronted with is a multi-directional look at visual representations that challenge the perceptions of a more ordered narrative of place and time.
www.lobotgallery.com
Common Fold, September 3 - October 12, 2009
Divisadero Community Gallery
537 Divisadero
Between Hayes and Fell Streets
San Francisco, CA
Gallery Hours:
Monday-Friday 5-9 pm
Sunday 12-6 pm
537 Divisadero
Between Hayes and Fell Streets
San Francisco, CA
Gallery Hours:
Monday-Friday 5-9 pm
Sunday 12-6 pm
Minor Landscapes, Spring 2009 - Museum of Pocket Art
Minor Landscapes traveling group show, Spring, 2009
Traditional landscape—depicted through painting, drawing, and other media—has been a staple throughout art history. As artists, we draw from what is around us, what inspires us, and, as a result, document our changing world. For this next show, MOPA hopes to put a contemporary twist on traditional landscape. The dramatic scale-shift that MOPA demands challenges expansive spaces to fit within miniature frameworks, questioning the fundamental nature of landscape.
artists:
niki shapiro
jesse walton
chelsea oakes
jean reece wilkey
nanda palmieri
julie nelson
margarita estela
kimberly rowe
stephanie inagaki
anna so young han
jaon hashitani
Traditional landscape—depicted through painting, drawing, and other media—has been a staple throughout art history. As artists, we draw from what is around us, what inspires us, and, as a result, document our changing world. For this next show, MOPA hopes to put a contemporary twist on traditional landscape. The dramatic scale-shift that MOPA demands challenges expansive spaces to fit within miniature frameworks, questioning the fundamental nature of landscape.
artists:
niki shapiro
jesse walton
chelsea oakes
jean reece wilkey
nanda palmieri
julie nelson
margarita estela
kimberly rowe
stephanie inagaki
anna so young han
jaon hashitani
FREE: the myth Installation 12.14.08
Closing Reception/Final Installation
Sunday, December 14, 2008 3-6pm
MicroClimate Project Space
Climate Theater
I've never been inside an igloo. Have you? The zeitgeist led me to wondering…
What is the consumer’s definition of “free”?
Parallel to the impetus shaping an igloo, I set out to build a space from the naturalized materials available in my own local environment.
The result: shimmery organza, mylar, lots of staples, lots of magazine and catalog pages plus 6 weeks are the elements this igloo art installation is made of.
Sunday, December 14, 2008 3-6pm
MicroClimate Project Space
Climate Theater
I've never been inside an igloo. Have you? The zeitgeist led me to wondering…
What is the consumer’s definition of “free”?
Parallel to the impetus shaping an igloo, I set out to build a space from the naturalized materials available in my own local environment.
The result: shimmery organza, mylar, lots of staples, lots of magazine and catalog pages plus 6 weeks are the elements this igloo art installation is made of.
The o Show 11.16.08
A celebration of the form, concept and socio-political ramifications
Chance Operations, 10.25.08, 8pm - Midnight Group Show
Climate Theater/Gallery Nine
285 9th Street (at the corner of Folsom)
San Francisco, CA
www.climatetheater.com
A one-night art and performance event that explores the theme of chance in practice, process, motif, presentation or execution
Participating Artists:
Kirkman Amyx - Video/Photographs
Victor Cartegena - Interactive Video
Reenie & Maurice Charriere - Paper Installation
Luis Delgado - Photo and Performance
Alan Disparte - Video/Sound
Double Vision - Performance
Mary Franck - Sculpture/Sound
Marguerite Harris & Louis Rawlins - Interactive Video
Lynn Kirby - Site Specific Video
Beth Lilly - Cell Phone Divination and Photography
Valerie Mendoza - Photography
Kathleen Quillian & Gilbert Guerrero - Interactive Sculpture
Niki Shapiro - Paper Installation
Tim Thompson - Site Specific video
285 9th Street (at the corner of Folsom)
San Francisco, CA
www.climatetheater.com
A one-night art and performance event that explores the theme of chance in practice, process, motif, presentation or execution
Participating Artists:
Kirkman Amyx - Video/Photographs
Victor Cartegena - Interactive Video
Reenie & Maurice Charriere - Paper Installation
Luis Delgado - Photo and Performance
Alan Disparte - Video/Sound
Double Vision - Performance
Mary Franck - Sculpture/Sound
Marguerite Harris & Louis Rawlins - Interactive Video
Lynn Kirby - Site Specific Video
Beth Lilly - Cell Phone Divination and Photography
Valerie Mendoza - Photography
Kathleen Quillian & Gilbert Guerrero - Interactive Sculpture
Niki Shapiro - Paper Installation
Tim Thompson - Site Specific video
I.O.U. at Mission 17
Mission 17 Group Show
December 14, 2007-January 26, 2008
Opening Reception Friday December 14 6-9pm
December 14, 2007-January 26, 2008
Opening Reception Friday December 14 6-9pm
SFAI MFA Graduate Show Reviews
/http://www.artbusiness.com/1open/051807.html/
SFAI MFA 2007 graduate show
fort mason
san francisco, ca
may 18-26, 2007
opening reception, friday, may 18, 2007, 6-9pm.
san francisco, ca
may 18-26, 2007
opening reception, friday, may 18, 2007, 6-9pm.
"Reconciling with the Present", Swell Gallery March 2-10, 2007
Robert Burden, Painting
Niki Shapiro, Home Installation
Will Barclift, Photography
Dusty Henderson, Painting
Niki Shapiro, Home Installation
Will Barclift, Photography
Dusty Henderson, Painting
