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February 11, 2017

Coupled opening reception









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January 20 – February 25

K Gallery at Rhythmix Cultural Works
2513 Blanding Ave., Alameda
510-865-5060

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February 3, 2017

Coupled work @ the K Gallery preview



 





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Tom White ~ Geometrics (2016)



                               
Exhibition Dates: 
January 20 – February 25

Second Friday Opening Reception: 
Friday, February 10, 6 – 9 pm
 
Gallery Hours: 
Wed 6 pm–9 pm, for events, and by appointment

2513 Blanding Ave., Alameda
510-865-5060



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February 2, 2017

Coupled articles

K Gallery at Rhythmix presents Coupled         
Coupled & Valentine’s Day @ the Rhythmix K Gallery 
Coupled memory 1 ~ The Installation    
Coupled work @ the K Gallery preview       
Styrous & Tom White ~ Coupled at the K Gallery        
Coupled opening reception 
opening reception chow       
Coupled memory 2 ~ The Reception         
Coupled memory 3 ~ Deborah Sullivan sculptures     
Coupled memory 4 ~ Tom White Geometrics     
Coupled: Second Edition ~ 2018        
Coupled ~ 2018: The Real Story         
     

The K Gallery at Rhythmix CulturalWorks presents Coupled, a group exhibition of artists who are married or intertwined. Do couples influence each other’s art work? How much of our world view comes from who we live with? Using clay, photographic-based monotypes, painting, sculpture and interactive installation, each “coupled” artist tells their unique story.   

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Ed Holmes

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Coupled memory 1 ~ The Installation









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Ginny Parsons' fruit tart




What a fun time we had installing our work in the K Gallery at Rhythmix. The installation went smoothly with very few problems. Our work looks fantastic in the locations assigned to us! NICE!  

Because everything went so well, it gave us some time to visit with Charlie and Deborah Sullivan. Both are sculptors and it was really fun to talk with them and hear all about what they do. I had checked out Deborah's work earlier and had burst out laughing; they are so much fun and totally delightful! Charlie's work is amazing!  

Ed Holmes was not there but he had started his installation which is pretty intricate and informative; similar to his performances (link below).  

Janet Koike wasn't there either but I could hear a drum banging in the performance space upstairs so I assumed she was conducting a class, rehearsing or just having fun. 

Ginny Parsons had made a fantastic fruit tart (pic above) for all of us, which we enjoyed while taking our break. Thanks Ginny!   

 After we left the gallery, Tom White and I went to Smashburger and grossed out on bergers and fries. 





 

      

Life is good!


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February 1, 2017

Coupled & Valentine’s Day @ the Rhythmix K Gallery

What better way to celebrate this Valentine's Day than at an art gallery featuring an exhibition of married/coupled artists?  

That's what's happening at the Rhythmix K Gallery for Valentine's Day. The group show, Coupled, is an exhibition of artists who are married or intertwined. Do couples influence each other’s art work? How much of our world view comes from who we live with? Using clay, photographic-based mono-types, painting, sculpture and interactive installation, each “coupled” artist tells their unique story.  


Exhibition Dates: 
January 20 – February 25

Second Friday Opening Reception: 
Friday, February 10, 6 – 9 pm
 
Gallery Hours: 
Wed 6 pm–9 pm, for events, and by appointment

2513 Blanding Ave., Alameda
510-865-5060



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