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Showing posts with label Tom White.. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tom White.. Show all posts
January 18, 2014
January 16, 2014
Los Vecinos ~ settin' it up
(click on any image to see slideshow)
waiting for the public to show up . . .
The Reception
Los Vecinos ~ The Opening
Leslie Frierman Grunditz (left), Ruth Boerefijn (middle),
Tracey Snelling (right)
Chris Johnson (left), Lashaune Fitch (middle),
Mark Harris (right)
Josh Greenburg
Susan & Josh Greenbuerg (left), Lianne Donovan (right)
Theo (far left), Barbara Cushman (middle left),
Jacques Quisquater (right)
& Ruth Boerefijn (right) .
Cynthia Elliott (left), Mariah Carle (right)
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January 8, 2014
Los Vecinos ~ 2014
GRAY LOFT GALLERY
2889 Ford Street, third floor, Oakland
510-499-3445
reception for
Los Vecinos
(the neighbors)
January 10, 2014, 6 to 9 pm
2889 Ford Street, third floor, Oakland
510-499-3445
reception for
Los Vecinos
(the neighbors)
January 10, 2014, 6 to 9 pm
I will be presenting my new de/re-construction work in this exhibition.
Styrous®, Jingletwo ~ 2014 .
thermal dye-sublimation print .
mixed media paintings
Participating Artists:
Ruth Boerefijn, installation
Barbara Cushman, collage
Josh Greenberg, mixed media
Leslie Frierman Grunditz, mixed media
Ake Grunditz, mixed media
Susan Moyski, ceramics
Susan Parish, translucent paintings
Tracey Snelling, installation
Amy Sollins, paintings
Styrous®, photography
Jan Watten, photograph
Tom White, mixed media
Los Vecinos
featured artists
Ruth Boerefijn, mixed media installation
Josh Greenberg, mixed media
Amy Sollins, drawings
Styrous®, Chameleon ~ 2014
thermal dye-sublimation print
Tom White, Genuflection
mixed media paintings
About the Gray Loft Gallery...
Founded
in 2012, the gallery has been referred to as a hidden gem in
Jingletown. The mission of the gallery is to provide exhibition
opportunities for artists in a setting that is an alternative to the
traditional gallery model. Gray Loft Gallery hopes to inspire, engage and celebrate
artists in our community and beyond. It acknowledges the achievements of
emerging, mid-career and established artists – with an emphasis on
those who live and work in the Bay Area, in a non-traditional art space.
Kenneth
Baker, SF Chronicle, referred to the Gray Loft Gallery in his Visual Arts Don’t Miss
Column as “…A space gaining prominence in the Bay Area…”
The Gallery is a unique
venue located on the 3rd floor of one of Oakland’s oldest artists’
work/live warehouses in the historic artist district Jingletown.
Styrous® ~ January 8, 2014
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