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Main
Gallery
The Space Between
February 2- April 12, 2008
The
Space Between brings together
minimal, op art (optical art) and geometric abstract works
that explore the very process of looking.
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pausing in the "space between" sight and mind,
visitors will find that the non-representational works will
delight, disrupt, and disorient their visual perceptions.
Image: Mel Prest, Saba, Oil on panel, Courtesy of the Artist
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Focus
Gallery and Cardinale Project Room
Mapping Time: Doug
Glovaski
January 19 - March 15, 2008
This
exhibition marks the first comprehensive presentation of
Doug Glovaski's work during the last 17 years.
Image: Doug Glovaski, Untitled 6, Courtesty of
the Artist and Dolby Chadwick Gallery, SF |
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Focus
Gallery and Cardinale Project Room
This Show Needs
You
March 28-May 17, 2008
This
Show Needs You relies on
the willingness of audiences to co-author the work.
In
conjunction with University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC)
conference, Intervene!
Interrupt! Rethinking Art as Social Practice from
May 15-17.
Image: Sarah Applebaum's proposal for
the Distributed Exhibition, a project organized by artist
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Main
Gallery
Lift Off
April 25 - June 14, 2008
San Jose State University's 2008 MFA Graduate
exhibition. Featuring
the work of: Colleen Arakaki, Susan Burgers, Ben Eberle,
Mark Fox-Morgan, Benjamin Hunt, Ethan Miller, Andy Muonio,
Amanda Smith, Gabe Toci, Ashley Vander Meeden, Tammy Jo
Wilson and Bryan Yerian
Image: Tammy J. Wilson, Teacher or a Nurse, 2007,
Digital Print, Courtesy of the Artist
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Focus
Gallery
Crater
Bay Area: A Lunar Drawing Contest
May 30 - August 2, 2008
Award Ceremony: First Friday August 1, 7 - 8 pm
Created
by artist duo Nora Ligorano and Marshall Reese (Ligorano/Reese),
Crater Bay Area is a drawing contest in which artists
and non-artists alike will sketch the moon in a competition
to win deeds of land on the moon.
Image: Installation shot of Crater Bay Area, Courtesy
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Cardinale
Project Room
Brendan Lott:
Memories I'll Never Have
May 23 - July 26, 2008
Brendan
Lott's solo show Memories I'll Never Have challenges
notions of art and technology, authorship, globalization
and out-sourcing in our digitally connected world.
Image: Brendan Lott, Ecce Homo, 2007, Oil on canvas,
Courtesy of the Artist
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Main
Gallery
Monotype Marathon 2008
July 1 - 19, 2008
Silent Auction: Saturday July 19, 5:30 - 7:30 PM
The
14th annual Monotype Marathon is a rewarding joint venture
in printmaking that benefits artists, art patrons, the
arts community, and the ICA.
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Main
Gallery and Cardinale Project Room
Eureka!
August
2 - September 20, 2008
Opening Reception: First Friday August 1, 6 PM - late
Featuring
the 2005-2007 recipients of the Eureka Fellowship Award:
Chester
Arnold, Thomas
Chang, Amy
Franceschini, Paul
Kos, George
Kuchar, Josh Lazcano, Mads
Lynnerup, Lourdes
Portillo,
Rigo 23, Philp
Ross, Clare
Rojas, Chris
Sollars
Image: Paul Kos, XC On Brushstrokes, 2005, video projection
on paint, canvas, wood, Courtesy of the Artist and Gallery
Paule Anglim, SF
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Focus
Gallery
Timothy Horn: Medusa
August
2 - September 20, 2008
Opening Reception: First Friday August 1, 6 PM - late
Medusa is an ornate and
large-scale chandelier by Australian artist Timothy Horn.
Image: Timothy Horn, Installation shot of Medusa, 2006,
Silicone rubber, copper tubing, fiber optics, lighting fixtures,
Courtesy of the Artist and Hosfelt Gallery, SF
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Main
Gallery, Focus Gallery and Cardinale Project Room
2008 Fall Auction
October
3 - October 25, 2008
Auction: October 25, 2008
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Main
Gallery
Manuel Neri
November
7 - January 9, 2009 |
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Focus
Gallery
Chris Dorosz
November
7 - January 17, 2009 |
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Elaine
Buckholtz: Yellow Descending
February 1 - March 25, 2008
Made from the artist's experimentation with found objects,
light, time and sound, Yellow Descending creates an unexpected
encounter on South First Street.
Image: Elaine Buckholtz, stills from Yellow Descending ,
2-channel DVD, Courtesy of the Artist |
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Ray
Beldner: The Word on the Street
March 28 - July 26
Ray Beldner uses language from homeless signs to make poetic
neon versions that reflect sentiments of our own shortcomings,
losses and desires.
Image: Ray Beldner, Kind Stranger, 2005, Neon mounted
on panel with electronic components, Courtesy of the Artist
and Catharine Clark Gallery |
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Jessica
Miller: Polarity Convergence
August 1 - October 17, 2008 |
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