Showing posts with label Tin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tin. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Installation

Our installation is almost finished. We have a few more pieces to hang, but I have some new previews and detail shots for you lucky blog readers...


Kendra Binney "Parade"


various pieces by Roland Tamayo


Roland "Propelled" detail/close up


Roland "Day Fish" detail/close up


Tin "Propensity"


Tin "Wilt"

We still need to hang May Ann's work and then we're done! More previews to come, stay tuned...

Saturday, January 30, 2010

More Previews!!

The new work has started to arrive for our new SF show that opens next week! I'm sad to take down Krista Huot's solo because her installation was so beautiful. But this next show is a great one to follow up with.

May Ann Licudine


May Ann Licudine


Roland Tamayo


Roland Tamayo


Tin


Tin


Kendra Binney

This is turning out to be a great show! Stay tuned for more updates this coming week. The show opens this Friday, Feb. 5th. We're also working on a new print with May Ann of one of her pieces from the show (not the ones pictured above), which unfortunately won't be ready for the opening of the show, but we love her new work so much that we had to make some prints!

Friday, April 17, 2009

LA2DAY

Thank you to LA2DAY for covering our "Idiot Box" show! You can see the article here...

http://www.la2day.com/art_design/kill_your_tv_idiot_box_debuts_on_melrose

The show is up for another week, so definitely stop by the LA gallery to check it out in person, if you haven't seen it yet.

As our current shows wind down, we are gearing up for our May shows. We have Mark Brown coming up in LA, which is going to be AMAZING, and a children's book themed group show in SF, which I am personally so excited about. At 27 years old, I am still a huge fan of children's books, and I've been waiting for this show for a long time and it finally opens on May 1st. Lucky blog readers, I have some preview pics for you!


Jeannie Lynn Paske inspired by The Little Prince, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry



Anne-Julie Aubry inspired by Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Lewis Carroll



Seiji Yonehara inspired by Little Red Riding Hood, Charles Perrault



Leontine Greenberg inspired by Scrambled Eggs Super, Dr. Seuss



Tin inspired by The Little Poky Puppy, Gustaf Tenggren

This is just a small sampling of the amazing artwork that's being delivered for this show. We'll post more preview pics in a few days, so stay tuned!

Thursday, October 16, 2008

On Sale Now!



Tin
Pixel
giclee print on Somerset Velvet Fine Art paper
11 x 14 inches
limited edition of 50
signed and numbered
$60.00

Call the SF gallery at (415) 409-1376 or email us at gallery1988sf@gmail.com to order yours today!