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Skinner | June Exhibit
WORSHIP THEE KINDLY THE DARK HAND THAT GUIDES ME
A new installation of epic proportions from Sacramento, CA artist Skinner | June 4- June 27th, 2009
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On July 2nd, Hamburger Eyes presents EXODUS at 111 Minna Gallery. This exhibition will showcase black and white photography from regular contributors of Hamburger Eyes Photo Magazine. Photographs will range in size from large murals of 8 feet x 10 feet, to the traditional standard of 8 inches by 10 inches.
The shows title, “EXODUS” evokes not only the feelings of mass migration, but of transmogrification. Hamburger Eyes Photo Magazine, subtitled “The continuing story of Life on Earth”, has dedicated their pages to the study of the human condition. And, in this exhibit they intend to display their visions of transcendence from past, present, and future-kind. It is a mission of containing time by setting it free, thus shall begin the EXODUS.
This event will also celebrate the release of Hamburger Eyes Issue 013. Hamburger Eyes Photo Magazine is based in San Francisco. It is off-set printed in black and white on glossy stock, perfect bound with a cardstock cover, holding 150 pages at a run of 3000 copies. Hamburger Eyes is carried in shops, stores, libraries, galleries, and museums across the entire planet.
WORSHIP THEE KINDLY THE DARK HAND THAT GUIDES ME
A new installation of epic proportions from Sacramento, CA artist Skinner | June 4- June 27th, 2009
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111 Minna Gallery is proud to present "Berliner Unkraut", an exhibition showcasing and surveying recent works from some of the top artists from Germany working within the lowbrow / pop-surrealism movements as well as two of the ... continue
ALEX HORNEST - (São Paulo - Brasil - 1972)
View his March 2007 exhibit, SO CLOSE TO BE TOUCHED
Painter, sculptor and multimedia artist who in his work addresses urban, recreational and inward issues trying to discuss the relationship between cities and their inhabitants. Works on unusual materials, always looking to capture the essence of people and what move than in the ... continue
Wednesdays | 5-10pm
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Space: Second Street Gallery
Qoöl is the original clubbing happy hour in SF (if not the world) with rotating resident DJ’s Spesh, Jondi, Silencefiction, Scott Carelli, HyperD, Gil, Mark Musselman, & Jerry Bonham. The music, mostly electronic, has a progressive theme, from electro, to breaks to techno, to progressive house and even ambient.
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Through the influence of both eastern and western cultures, philosophies, and practices, Ted creates paintings that explore the transitory nature of landscape. Drawing from his background and experience in eastern culture he uses industrial materials such as steel, aluminum, acids, and automotive enamel to create landscapes that simultaneously feel strong and illusive. The austere nature of his materials are softened and rendered into contemplative spaces.
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