September 4 - 20, 2014
Curator’s Statement
SquaredAlumni brings together eight of our artists from our iconic FourSquared series of exhibitions. Each of the artists has produced four small works. All works are priced under $1000. Sales from SquaredAlumni support local non-profit organizations. A portion of each artists’ sale and all of Arc Gallery’s commission is donated to charity.The exhibition is a reflection of the cocurators’ strong and abiding interest in local, affordable art represented here by some of our most talented local artists. 2014 non-profit beneficiaries are: Kundiman
Thurs, Sept 4th, 6-8pm
Goodwill Industries Thurs, Sept 11th, 6-9pm
Teen Van
Weds, Sept, 10th, 6-8pm
ArtSpan
Fri, Sept 12th, 6-9pm
Chinese American international School
Thurs, Sept 18th, 6-9pm
Curators: Michael Yochum is the author of SF Art News, which maintains an exhaustive list of art events and openings in San Francisco. Matthew Frederick is founder of Art Farm, an artist collective in the Mission, where he maintains his studio. Michael and Matthew are co-founders of Arc Gallery & Studios, along with Stephen C. Wagner and Priscilla Otani. Catalog designed by Michael Yochum Logo image by Mitchell Confer Arc Gallery © 2014
Featured Artists
Lexie Bouwsma Barbara Kleinhans Michael McConnell Mark Paron Silvia Poloto Lucky Rapp Eric Rewitzer Fernando Reyes
ARTIST TALK & BRUNCH CLOSING RECEPTION: Saturday, September 20th, 11AM-3PM
Lexie Bouwsma The Rich and Creamy
Cheese stacked precariously on a raft. It looks like it will fall, but it won’t. It looks like the morning has been saved by the discovery of unexpired cream. It isn’t. And what is going on with the vegetable people? We just don’t know. Things are coming unglued on a base, animalistic level—people pushed to the edge of themselves, behaving desperately within the context of abundance. Embedded within this logic is the consideration of chance. When I pour water on my drawings, I can’t control the water, but I try to collaborate with it. I work with ink on paper, playing with chance of something happening between small pen marks and loose gestural strokes. I use sticks, brushes, and syringes to influence the movement of ink and water. The water soaks into the fibers of the paper causing it to tense and relax, making the surface buckle into hills and pools, which continue to change as they slowly dry.
415-275-2147
lbouwsma@yahoo.com
http://lexiebouwsma.com/
EDUCATION: 2012
MFA painting, California College of Art, San Francisco, CA BA studio art. Hampshire College, Amherst MA
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS: 2014 2013 2012 2011 2008
SquaredAlumni, Arc Gallery, San Francisco, CA New Works, Studio 17 Gallery, San Francisco CA FourSquared, Arc Gallery, San Francisco, CA The Guerrilla Show, Arc Gallery, San Francisco, CA California College of the arts MFA Exhibition, Wattis Insitute, San Francisco, CA Ouroboros, CCA Writer’s studio, San Francisco, CA NYC Summer Studio, Wattis Institute, San Francisco, CA Group exhibition, CAFA Museum, Beijing, China Primary Secondary Tertiary, Mass MoCA’s Legacy Gallery, North Adams, MA Primary Secondary Volume I, Mass MoCA’s Legacy Gallery, North Adams, MA
Old Testament Cheese ink on paper 24” x 18” framed $600
Reckoning ink on paper 24” x 18” framed $600
Lexie Bouwsma
Shut Your Pie Hole ink on paper 24” x 18” framed $600
Triumph ink on paper 24” x 18” framed $600
Lexie Bouwsma
Barbara Kleinhans Passages Passages is a series of painted colorscapes reminiscent of the Wisconsin countryside of my childhood. Blended colors and blurred horizon lines are my interpretation of the passing of time but also a sense of standing still. I use painting knives to apply and manipulate the paint directly on the canvas. I like working with painting knives because of the variety of surfaces that can be achieved and how I can build up a minimalist composition. Most of my paintings have between five to ten thick layers of paint that I use to create texture, depth and a bit of history and mystery to the work.
barbara@barbarakleinhans.com http://barbarakleinhans.com/
Education:
Louise Salinger Academy of Fashion – Fashion Design UC Berkeley Extension – Studio Arts The Aegean Center for the Fine Arts – Photography and Studio Arts
Selected Exhibitions: 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2006 2004 2003
SquaredAlumni, ARC Gallery, San Francisco Impulse, ARC Gallery, San Francisco Tiny, Studio Gallery, San Francisco Guerilla Show, ARC Gallery, San Francisco Delicious, Studio Gallery, San Francisco Tiny, Studio Gallery, San Francisco New Works, Zonal, San Francisco FourSquared, ARC Gallery, San Francisco Guerilla Show, ARC Gallery, San Francisco Tiny, Studio Gallery, San Francisco Tiny, Studio Gallery, San Francisco A Sense of Place, Zonal, San Francisco Heliads/Regeneration, San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, San Francisco Fresco Blocks, Big Pagoda, San Francisco Regeneration, Invision, San Francisco
Awards: 2009 2008
ArtSpan Open Studios Juror’s Choice Award ArtSpan Open Studios Juror’s Choice Award
Publications: 2012 2011 2010
Somerset Studio, 5x5 Project, Nov/Dec issue Seth Apter, “The Pulse”, The Altered Page E. David Brown, “Nothing is Us” book cover Seth Apter, “The Pulse”, The Altered Page
Passages 1 acrylic on canvas 12” x 12” $525
Passages 2 acrylic on canvas 12” x 12” $525
Barbara Kleinhans
Passages 3 acrylic on canvas 12” x 12” $525
Passages 4 acrylic on canvas 12” x 12” $525
Barbara Kleinhans
Michael McConnell Fairytale Threesomes Making art is how I make sense of the world and my forgotten childhood. Observing my own anxieties and awkwardness I create visual narratives that examine loneliness, responsibility, and choice. In my work the innocence and vulnerability of children and animals is constrained. The stories unfold in the space between memory and nostalgia, and focus on the tension between youth and maturity. Here, I have been exploring how we assign animals human characteristics, and use them to represent in fairytales and fables. This series is exploring threesomes in common children stories and nursery rhymes.
2111 Mission St., Studio 405 San Francisco, CA poopingrabbit@yahoo.com poopingrabbit.com
EDUCATION: 1999
Columbus College of Art and Design, BFA
RECENT SOLO EXHIBITIONS: 2014 2013 2012 2011 2009 2008
Cozy, Marion and Rose’s Workshop, Oakland, CA New Work, SeeSaw, SF, CA Infinitely Bound”, Interface Gallery, Oakland, Ca Games Children Play, Marion and Rose’s Workshop, Oakland, CA Tethered, Braunstein/Quay, San Francisco, CA Slings and Arrows, Gallery Bell Jar, San Francisco, CA You Can’t Make Them Stay, Braunstein/Quay Gallery, San Francisco, CA New Work, Nightingale Gallery, Eastern Oregon University, La Grange, OR
RECENT GROUP EXHBITIONS: SquaredAlumni Arc Gallery, San Francisco, CA Contemporary Contemporary, Gauntlet Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2013 Small Works, SpaceWomb Gallery, Long Island City, NY Bestiary, Smart Clothes Gallery, New York, NY Peaceable Kingdom, Bedford Gallery, Walnut Creek, CA 2012 BE:E, La Porte Peinte, Noyers, France Captured: Specimens in Contemporary Art, Bedford Gallery, Walnut Creek, CA Myths of Progress, Kala Art Institute, Berkeley, CA Retrofit”, Arc Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2011 FourSquared, Arc Gallery, San Francisco, CA CaliforNoyers, La Porte Peinte, Noyers, France 2010 7 From the Bay, Marji Gallery, Santa Fe, NM Graphic Nature, SOAP Gallery, San Francisco, CA FourSquared, Arc Gallery, San Francisco, CA Introductions: Where Are They Now?, Braunstein/Quay Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2009 Works 066-091, Marine, Santa Monica, CA Keepers, Skinner Howard Gallery, Sacramento, CA 2014
SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY:
25 Artists to Watch, Watercolor Magazine, Fall 2011 100 Artists of the West Coast II, Tina Skinner, Schiffer Publishing, 2009 New American Paintings 79: Juried by Ritz Gonzalez Artweek, “Partially Told Stories”, by Kristin Palm, May 2006
ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS & LECTURES:
Residency at LPP, Noyers France Eastern Oregon University, Visiting Lecture SECA Award nominee, 2008 Columbus State University, GA, Visiting Lecture and Demo UC Berkley, Visiting Lecture in Painting Clay Studios, Space 743, Guest Curator, “Partially Told Stories”
Someone’s Been Sitting in my Chair acrylic on wood 16” x 12” $700
Have You Ever Seen Such a Sight in Your Life acrylic on wood 12” x 12” $700
Michael McConnell
Who’s Afraid acrylic on wood 12” x 12” $700
Trip Tap, Trip Tap, Trip Tap acrylic on wood 16” x 12” $700
Michael McConnell
Mark Paron
My sculpture is abstract and conceptual--inspired by micro biotic, organic, and synthetic things we come in contact with each day. I work in a varied range of materials including fabric, metal, rubber, plastic, wood, paper, and more. Though I have no formal training, I have been creating artwork ever since I was a child growing up in Ann Arbor, Michigan . In November of 1984, I moved to San Francisco and started showing my work. I have exhibited my work in many San Francisco’s premier galleries, stores, bars, and schools as well as in the DeYoung and City Hall.
415-826-9478 markparon@mac.com http://www.markparon.com/
SELF-EDUCATED RECENT SOLO EXHBITIONS 2010 2001 1995 1991 1988 1985
New Works, Café Museo, SFMOMA Artists Gallery, San Francisco, CA New Works, Statscript Pharmacy, San Francisco, CA Dicks & Dildos, Night Shift, San Francisco, CA O No Monster, Art Lick Gallery, San Francisco, CA Intersection for the Arts, San Francisco, CA Empire of America, San Francisco, CA
RECENT GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2014 2013 2012 2011 2009 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2007 2007 2007 2007 2006
SquaredAlumni, Arc Gallery, San Francisco, CA FourSquared, Arc Gallery, San Francisco, CA ArtPad, Toomey Tourell Gallery, San Francisco CA SF Fine Art Fair, SFMOMA Artists Gallery, San Francisco CA ArtMarket, SFMOMA Artists Gallery, San Francisco CA Aqua Art Fair, Toomey Tourell, Gallery, Miami FL Houston Art Fair, Toomey Tourell, Gallery Houston TX Aqua Art Fair, Toomey Tourell, Gallery, Miami FL Uncommon Cosmos, Chandra Ceritto Gallery, Oakland CA FourSquared, Arc Gallery, San Francisco, CA Scope Art Fair, Robert Fontaine Galley, Miami FL Aqua Art Fair, Toomey Tourell, Gallery, Miami FL Cryptoecology, Visual Aid Gallery, San Francisco CA Soft & Hard, Toomey Tourell, Gallery, San Francisco CA Coalition on Homelessness”, Art Donation and Auction, San Francisco, CA Timeless, Reaves gallery, San Francisco CA The Jerome Caja Terrible Beauty Award Exhibition, Gallery Paule Anglim, San Francisco, CA TEN, Toomey Tourell Fine Art , San Francisco, CA Bridge Art Fair, The Waterfront, New York, NY On the 13th ay...Art, Reaves Gallery, San Francisco, CA Maimi Art Fair, The Catalina Hotel, Miami, Florida Bridge Art Fair The Trafalgar Hotel, London, England Constructions, California Modern Gallery, San Francisco, CA Primavera, Steel Gallery, San Francisco, CA
BIBLIOGRAPHY 2004 Zinko, Carolyn4e. “Novelist’s Steel Gallery sparkles with VIPs.” San Francisco Chronicle. Oct. 15, 2003 2003 Keats,Jonathon. “Danielle Gets Arty.” San Francisco Magazine. September 2000 Ruiz, Al. “Open Season: Queers Get Hooked on Art.” SF Frontiers, October 5, Vol. 19, Issue 12 HONORS & AWARDS 2008 1996 1995 1994-95
“The Jerome Caja Terrible Beauty Award” Visual Aid, San Francisco, CA Certificate of Honor, Board of Supervisors, City and County of San Francisco Adeline Kent Award Selection Committee Advisory Committee Member, San Francisco Art Institute Committee, San Francisco, CA
June Wiglet telephone cable 10” x 9” x 6” $400
Vara Wiglet telephone cable 22” x 22” x 12” $800
Mark Paron
Shaggy Sandy Crinkle leather on wood 12” x 11” x 8” $800
Shark’y Crinkle leather on wood 6” x 4” x 5” $400
Mark Paron
Silvia Poloto Hard Candy This series is a fun exploration of the long rectangular shape. Though the panels are often visualized vertically, they can successfully be turned horizontally. The viewer is allowed to be part of the process of creation by turning and configuring the panels together as they imagine them. For this series, I collage, paint and draw on wood panels. To produce the glossy surface, resin is poured on top to penetrate deep into the layers. The high gloss surface makes the colors intense and vibrant. Fun for fun’s sake.
860 Innes Ave. San Francisco CA 94124
415-641-5878 silvia@poloto.com http://poloto.com/
EDUCATION: MBA. Administration / Marketing B.S., Electrical Engineering
Getulio Varas Foundation, Sao Paulo, Brazil University of Sao Paulo, Brazil
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS: 2014 2013 2013 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2009 2009 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008
SquaredAlumni, Arc Gallery, San Francisco, CA Solo Exhibition, Aberson Exhibits, Tulsa OK Solo Exhibition, Butters Gallery, Portland OR Group Exhibition, A New Leaf Gallery, Sonoma CA Eterno, McLoughlin Gallery, San Francisco, CA Silvia Poloto & Gustavo Rivera, SFMOMA Artists Gallery, San Francisco, CA Rosa Louca dos Ventos, Triton Museum, Santa Clara, CA Two Person Exhibition, Julie Nestor Gallery, Park City, UT Solo Exhibition, Butters Gallery, Portland , OR Sin & Redemption, SFMOMA, San Francisco, CA Group Exhibition, Soprafina Gallery, Boston, MA Group Exhibition, New Leaf Gallery, Sonoma, CA Silivia Poloto & Michael Kessler, Artamo Gallery, Santa Barbara, CA Group Exhibition, Qatar Visual Arts, Doha, Qatar Solo Exhibition, SFMOMA Cafe Museo, San Francisco, CA FourSquared, Arc Gallery, San Francisco, CA Solo Exhibition, Bryant Street Gallery, Palo Alto, CA Solo Exhibition, Artmo Gallery, Santa Barbara, CA Two Person Exhibition, Julie Nestor Gallery, Park City, UT Sollo Exhibition, Butters Gallery, Portland , OR FourSquared, Arc Gallery, San Francisco, CA International Exhibition, Zervas Art Gallery, Patras, Greece AAF NYC, Julie Nestor Gallery, New York, NY AAF NYC, Julie Nestor Gallery, New York, NY AAF NYC, Cancio Contemporary, New York, NY Absence / Presence, 415 Gallery, San Francisco, CA Three Contemporary Larin Artists, Limn Gallery, San Francisco, CA Butters Gallery Artists, Seattle Arts Museum, Seattle, WA Solo Exhibition, Dezart One Gallery, Palm Springs, CA East & West - 5 Women Artists, Dar Al Landa Gallery, Amman, Jordan
Hard Candy I mixed media on wood panel 3” x 30” $700 Silvia Poloto
Hard Candy II mixed media on wood panel 3” x 30” $700
Hard Candy III mixed media on wood panel 3” x 30” $700 Silvia Poloto
Hard Candy IV mixed media on wood panel 3” x 30” $700
Lucky Rapp Sheep The Sheep series concept came from a vintage black and white cutting board and was first exhibited in 2011 at Gallery 35 in Mannheim Germany, in a solo show ‘Counting Sheep’ that consisted of a herd of 35 individually numbered black and white sheep running across a wall. Additional pieces in this series include Sheep in the Night; Follow Me; C’est moi, C’est tois; Traum; Reve and Dream. Lucky Rapp is a San Francisco based visual artist with a background in both fashion and art. Her self-taught style is often characterized as being text-based. Her methodology incorporates layers of resin, paint and acrylic forms that create texture and depth within the dialogue of her work. Lucky’s approach is process-oriented and physical. The end result, combines inquisitive statements that play with both language and the potency of graphical communication, while the three-dimensional nature of the layered resin fosters a sculptural reflective quality.
lucky@luckrapp.com http://luckyrapp.com
EDUCATION
Self-taught artist Bachelor of Arts, San Diego State University, San Diego, CA, 1998 Certificate for German Language, Goethe‐Institut, Mannheim, Germany, 1999 German Language, Inlingua International, Mannheim, Germany, 1996 French Language, Alliance Francaise, Berlitz, Paris, France, 1995
RECENT EXHIBITIONS & AUCTIONS: 2014: 2013: 2012: 2011 2010
SquaredAlumni, Arc Gallery, San Francisco, CA Art in Action Auction, exclusive juried auction at Sunset Magazine HQ, Menlo Park, CA ArtSpan Benefit Art Show & Auction, San Francisco, CA Hospitality House 29th Annual Auction, San Francisco, CA Art for Aids Auction, San Francisco, CA Solo Exhibition, Campfire Gallery, San Francisco, CA Group Exhibition, Slate Gallery, Oakland, CA FourSquared, Arc Gallery, San Francisco, CA Solo Exhibition, Art Zone461, San Francisco, CA Art for Aids Auction, live auction selection, San Francisco, CA Houston Fine Art Fair, Andrea Schwartz Gallery, Houston TX Word Perfect, Andrea Schwartz Gallery, San Francisco, CA Hospitality House 28th Annual Auction, White Walls & Shooting Gallery, San Francisco, CA ArtSpan Benefit Art Show & Auction, San Francisco, CA Group Exhibition, Art Zone461, San Francisco, CA FourSquared, Arc Gallery, San Francisco, CA Art for Aids Auction, live auction selection, San Francisco, CA Hospitality House 27th Annual Auction, Nine Four One Geary Gallery SF, CA ArtSpan Benefit Art Show & Auction, live auction selection, San Francisco, CA Affordable Art Fair L.A., Los Angeles, CA Solo Exhibition, Gallery 35, Mannheim, Germany Spectrum Art Auction, San Francisco, CA DVC Gallery, solo show, Antwerp, Belgium ArtSpan Benefit Art Show & Auction, live auction selection, San Francisco, CA Art for Aids Auction, San Francisco, CA The Guerilla Show, Arc Gallery, San Francisco, CA Smile, W Hotel, San Francisco, CA Dollhouse, Arc Gallery, San Francisco, CA 4 you , Michael Mut Gallery, New York, NY ArtSpan Benefit Art Show & Auction, San Francisco
REPRESENTATION 2013 2010 2009
Pottery Barn Teen, Representation; 2013 – present Art Addict.eu. Representation; 2010 – present Caroline Lizarraga, Interior Decorator, Representation; 2009 – present Reaves Gallery, Representation; 2009 – 2011 Stephanie Breitbard Fine Arts, Representation; 2009 – 2012
Black Sheep - Dreamer gesso, paint, acrylic, mixol, ink, resin on canvas 6” x 6” x 3” $300
White Sheep gesso, paint, acrylic, mixol, ink, resin on canvas 6” x 6” x 3” $300
Lucky Rapp
White Sheep Dreams gesso, paint, acrylic, mixol, ink, resin on canvas 6” x 6” x 3” $300
Black Sheep gesso, paint, acrylic, mixol, ink, resin on canvas 6” x 6” x 3” $300
Lucky Rapp
Eric Rewitzer Park Views As a printmaker, Eric Rewitzer must employ a number of different skills, adding carving and printing to more familiar disciplines of drawing, composition, and color. Combining this discipline with the inspirations of the modern day – urban life, diversity, and the citizen’s attachment to the natural world – has been the foundation of Eric’s artistic exploration for years. The resulting prints are an interplay between natural and urban landscapes. Rewitzer was born in Flint, Michigan, and grew up in western part of the Great Lakes State in a small town called North Muskegon. Rewitzer landed in San Francisco in 1997, and found his home in the outer avenues of the Richmond District of San Francisco. In 2006, Eric and his wife, Annie Galvin, also an artist, founded 3 Fish Studios, creating a dedicated space where they can make and show their artwork, as well as teach classes, host events, and showcase the talents of other local artists. Located just off Ocean Beach in the Outer Sunset District, 3 Fish Studios has been warmly welcomed into the the community, cultivating a collaborative process of creating and sharing art, surrounded by the vibrancy of creative people sharing ideas. It has resulted in Rewitzer’s artwork being included in public and private collections around the world, and available through outlets like the California Historical Society, the SFMOMA store, and the Bay Area Discovery Museum Three Fish Studios 4541 irving St. San Francisco CA 94122
415-242-3474 eric@3fishstudios.com http://3fishstudios.com/ photo credit: Chris Orwig
EDUCATION:
Cleveland Institute of Art -1986-87 Michigan State University - 1984-85
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS, EVENTS & FAIRS: 2014: 2013: 2012: 2011: 2010 2009
SquaredAlumni, Arc Gallery, San Francisco, CA L’Oil Overt, Paris France Sausalito Art Festival, Sausalito CA invitationas, Graton Gallery, Graton CA Roadworks, SF Center for the Book, San Francisco CA Art for AIDS, San Francisco CA Solo Exhibition, Hotel Biron, San Francisco CA Impulse, Arc Gallery, San Francisco, CA Roadworks, SF Center for the Book, San Francisco CA Solo Exhibition, Hotel Biron, San Francisco CA FourSquared, Arc Gallery, San Francisco, CA Halden Gallery, lake Tahoe Community College, So Lake Tahoe CA Solo Exhibition, Hotel Biron, San Francisco CA Guerrilla Show, Arc Gallery, San Francisco, CA Graton Gallery, Graton CA Solo Exhibition, Hotel Biron, San Francisco CA Guerrilla Show, Arc Gallery, San Francisco, CA Solo Exhibition, Hotel Biron, San Francisco CA Studio 3579, San Francisco CA Smokey’s Tangle Gallery, Oakland CA
COMMUNITY OUTREACH:
ArtSpan, Board Member since 2012
PROFILE:
Full-time artist focusing on relief printmaking. Teacher, entrepreneur, and advocate for the arts in San Francisco
10am 3-color relief print 24” x 14” unframed $500
Good Morning Sunset 3-color relief print 24” x 14” unframed $500
Eric Rewitzer
Sutro Heights 3-color relief print 24” x 14” unframed $500
Yosemite Valley 3-color relief print 24” x 14” unframed $500
Eric Rewitzer
Fernando Reyes A Colorful Gesture My painting series “A Colorful Gesture “ are based on quick sketch drawings from the model. These paintings can be characterized as being joyful, fun, dynamic, and poetic. I’ve felt compelled to draw the human figure for about as long as I can remember. I see particular beauty in the strength and sensuality of the human form. Drawing regularly from live models allows me to depict the beauty of anatomy, proportion, balance and movement. The traditional methodology, however, produces works that are completely contemporary. Thematically my work is very much about how our body movements tell tories, through conscious and unconscious signals, typically with greater eloquence than what verbal communication allows.
studio26 2934 Ford Street Oakland CA 94601 510-325-7725
freyesart@mac.com
www.freyesart.com
EDUCATION: 1997
The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, BFA
SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS: 2012 Incarnate, Nieto Fine Art, San Francisco, CA Form, Riskpress Gallery, Sebastopol, CA 2009 Emblematic Ink - Drawings Of Tattooed Men, Underglass, San Francisco, CA Sweet Dreams, Reaves Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2007 Bodies In Relief, Riskpress Gallery, West Hollywood, CA 2006 Body, Esteban Sabar Gallery, Oakland, CA 2005 Introducing, JSL Fine Arts Gallery, Newport News, VA SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS: 2014 2013
City Streets - Urban Views Of The Bay Area, Studio Gallery, San Francisco, CA SquaredAlumni, Arc Gallery, San Francisco, CA Art For Aids, Alliance Health Project, San Francisco, CA The Figure: A Bay Area Legacy, Gary Francis Fine Art, Alameda, CA Inspire Artists Who Inspire You, Pro Arts Gallery, Oakland, CA Life Live III, Arc Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2013 Statewide Painting Competition, Triton Museum Of Art, Santa Clara, CA Landscapes, Seascapes & Urbanscapes, Pacific Art League, Palo Alto, CA Art For Aids, Alliance Health Project, San Francisco, It’s Only Natural, Linus Galleries, Pasadena, CA Hey Everybody, Diablo Valley College, Pleasant Hill, CA Life Live II, Arc Gallery, San Francisco, CA Seventh Annual Invitational, Graton Gallery, Graton, CA
SELECT PUBLICATIONS: 2013 2012 2009
“Studio Visit”, A Juried Selection Of International Visual Artists, The Open Studio Press, Vol 23 George Paris, “Hot Poems For Warm Friends” “100 Artists Of The Male Figure” A Contemporary Anthology Of Painting, Drawing & Sculpture by E.Gibbons, Schiffer Dewitt Cheng, “Sweet Dreams” Reaves Gallery, Artweek, June 2009, Volume 40, Issue 5
SELECT CORPORATE COLLECTIONS:
Stanford University Medical Center, Menlo Park, CA Alameda County Arts Collection, Alameda County, CA Amoco Corporation Art Collection, Chicago, IL Leslie-Lohman Museum Of Gay And Lesbian Art, New York, NY
REPRESENTATION:
Mercury20, Oakland Ca SFMOMA Artists Gallery, San Francisco, Ca Susan Street Fine Art Gallery, Solana Beach, CA
A Colorful Gesture I oil on wood panel 12” x 24” $795
A Colorful Gesture II oil on wood panel 12” x 24” $795
Fernando Reyes
A Colorful Gesture III oil on wood panel 12” x 24” $795
A Colorful Gesture IV oil on wood panel 12” x 24” $795
Fernando Reyes
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