ANTHONY MEIER - ROBERT BERMAN E6 - CREATIVITY EXPLORED
02.18.10
(with assistance from RWM and Pilar Vree
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Anthony Meier Fine Arts : Jasmin Sian - And the Little Rhinoceros Was Happy.
Comment by AB: For her debut solo show in San Francisco, New York-based artist Jasmin Sian presents intricate lace-like pen, ink and cutout works on paper, several executed on your basic brown paper bags. She sources her lace-like compositions along summer walks through New York's parks and gardens, often beginning her drawings on the spot in order to capture the essence of the instant. Good art; go see.
Art on brown paper bags by Jasmin Sian.
Jasmin Sian art.
Pinkie cam detail of art by Jasmin Sian on left in above image.
Art by Jasmin Sian.
Heart art by Jasmin Sian (nicely done).
Art by Jasmin Sian.
Pinkie cam detail of art by Jasmin Sian in above image.
Jasmin Sian art.
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Robert Berman E6 Gallery : Moses Nornberg - Sound of Bullets.
Review by RWM: Though said before, i.e. another disquisition about war and oil in the Middle East, here one will find an exceptional amount of effort and detail. Bullets create a huge mosaic painting on the wall telling of those who did not survive despite camoflauge. Oil company logos made out of plastic bullets, and oil price signs, make the point terribly clear. Here said needfully again with verve.
Comment by AB: Guns and oil; death and dollars. Think about that next time you take a spin in your brand new car.
Here we are. Moses Nornberg art at Robert Berman E6 Gallery.
Camouflage art made out of bullets by Moses Nornberg.
Moses Nornberg and his bullet camouflage art.
Camouflage bullet art by Moses Nornberg viewed from the side.
Month-by-month gas price fluctuation art by Moses Nornberg.
Casket art with embedded speakers by Moses Nornberg.
Oil company signage made from plastic bullets by Moses Nornberg.
Oil company bullet signage by Moses Nornberg, viewed from the side.
Art by Moses Nornberg.
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Creativity Explored : Tiger Leaping Gold Mountain.
Artists: Alan Ku, Andrew Li, Cathy Tang, Hung Kei Shiu, Marilyn Wong, Kathy Wen, Doris Yen, Paul Gee, Gordon Chin, Ka Wai Shu, Allura Fong, Stella Tse, Thanh Diep, Kevin Chu, Thu Mai Tieu, Sue Chan, Merna Lum, and Warren Jee
Review by Pilar Vree: The latest show at Creativity Explored celebrates the Year of the Tiger. With various depictions of animals from the Chinese zodiac, this show offers refreshingly unique work by artists who exhibit a mastery of color and line. It is a joyful show with a great selection of loose artwork for sale in the back room.
Installation art by Alan Ku.
Art by Alan Ku.
Drawings by Kathy Wen and sculptures by Paul Gee.
Art by Cathy Tang.
Art by Hung Ki Shiu.
Art by Alan Ku.
Art by various artists.
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