CATHARINE CLARK - BRIAN GROSS - HOSFELT
JACK FISCHER - GEORGE LAWSON - ARTTITUD
09.07.13 Part I
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Catharine Clark Gallery : This is the Sound of Someone Losing the Plot. Curated by Anthony Discenza.
Artists: Gareth Spor and Piero Passacantando, Bruno Fazzolari, Josh Greene, Stephanie Syjuco, Patricia Esquivias, Arash Fayez, Lauren Marsden, and Kate Bonner.
Comment by AB: Not only is the inaugural exhibition at Catharine Clark Gallery's new location, but it's also the official debut of the new (and burgeoning) Potrero Arts District. So far, we've got five quality galleries within a block of each other (four with their grand openings today), a number of additional galleries within the immediate vicinity, and California College of the Arts close by. This group show curated by Anthony Discenza acknowledges the close proximity to CCA and features some of their more noted faculty and alumni.
Installation by Stephanie Syjuco at Catharine Clark Gallery.
Art by Kate Bonner.
Gareth Spor and Piero Passacantando collaborative art.
Olfactory art by Bruno Fazzolari.
Chester Arnold art.
Art by Lauren Marsden.
SF Chronicle critic Kenneth Baker (center).
Art by Travis Somerville.
Video dialogue art from one side (not sure who the artist is).
Video dialogue art from the other side.
Relative density - group show at Catharine Clark Gallery new Potrero location.
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Brian Gross Fine Art : Ed Moses - Yesterday's Tomorrow.
Comment by AB: Los Angeles artist Ed Moses has been exhibiting his art for well over fifty years, starting with Ferus Gallery in Los Angeles in 1958. His paintings are always fresh and original, as he continually devises techniques for achieving fascinating and enigmatic effects. Definitely worth a visit.
Art by Ed Moses at Brian Gross Fine Art.
Pinkie cam detail of art in above image.
Ed Moses and his art at Brian Gross Fine Art.
Art by Ed Moses.
Ed Moses art.
Art by Ed Moses.
Gallery view - Ed Moses art show at Brian Gross Fine Art.
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Hosfelt Gallery : Stefan Kürten - Tonight and the Beautiful Future.
Comment by AB: Architectural interiors and exteriors reference various aspects of comfortable modern living, but his dark palette renders the scenarios mildly ominous, as if environmental degradation is gradually impinging on our otherwise good times.
Art by Stefan Kürten at Hosfelt Gallery.
Art by Stefan Kürten.
Art by Stefan Kürten.
Stefan Kürten and his art at Hosfelt Gallery.
Pinkie cam detail of Stefan Kürten painting technique.
Small-format works by Stefan Kürten.
Art by Stefan Kürten closer.
Statistical sample - Stefan Kürten at Hosfelt Gallery.
Out front - headquarters of Hosfelt, Catharine Clark & Brian Gross galleries.
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Jack Fischer Gallery : Years of Pretty - Ward Schumaker.
Comment by AB: Spontaneous expressive abstractions often with accents of text signify the art by Ward Schumaker, ten years worth to be exact, all dating from 2003-2013. Also on the docket is a selection of his unique hand-painted artist books, and a small group of container-like painted wood and cardboard sculptures. Stop on by.
Art by Ward Schumaker at Jack Fischer Gallery.
Ward Schumaker and his art in above image closer.
Art by Ward Schumaker.
Sculpture by Ward Schumaker.
Ward Schumaker sculpture closer.
Unique artist books by Ward Schumaker.
Abstract paintings with text by Ward Schumaker.
Ward Schumaker art.
Relative density - Ward Schumaker art show at Jack Fischer Gallery.
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George Lawson Gallery : Erin Lawlor - Recent Paintings.
Comment by AB: Painterly meditations by British artist Erin Lawlor are characterized by broad swaths and muted hues. Check it out.
Art by Erin Lawlor at George Lawson Gallery.
Art by Erin Lawlor.
Erin Lawlor and her art at George Lawson Gallery.
Art by Erin Lawlor.
Erin Lawlor art.
Circumstance - Erin Lawlor art show at George Lawson Gallery.
Out front - George Lawson & Jack Fischer galleries new locations.
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Addendum:
Art by three Russian artists at Arttitud
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One more from three-artist show at Arttitud.
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