Ted Lincoln
Through the influence of both eastern and western cultures, philosophies, and practices, Ted creates paintings that explore the transitory nature of landscape. Drawing from his background and experience in eastern culture he uses industrial materials such as steel, aluminum, acids, and automotive enamel to create landscapes that simultaneously feel strong and illusive. The austere nature of his materials are softened and rendered into contemplative spaces.
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Claudio Ethos
no responses - Posted 12.02.08
Brazilian street surrealist Claudio Ethos San Francisco’s 111 Minna Gallery presents the United Sates debut of Brazil’s Claudio Ethos with great enthusiasm as the artist comes off of sold out shows in Europe and South America. While a stop in NYC is on the calendar for 2009, the famous street surrealist ...continue
no responses - Posted 12.02.08
Brazilian street surrealist Claudio Ethos San Francisco’s 111 Minna Gallery presents the United Sates debut of Brazil’s Claudio Ethos with great enthusiasm as the artist comes off of sold out shows in Europe and South America. While a stop in NYC is on the calendar for 2009, the famous street surrealist ...continue
Serena Cole
no responses - Posted 09.02.08
Serena Cole Creates beautifully haunting imagery incorporating the lost gazes of fashionistas frozen in a moment of fantastical escapism. Within these portraits, the constructs of high art and fashion are re-examined in an elaborate deception between a broad sense of idealized beauty synonymous with contemporary pop culture and a desire for ...continue
no responses - Posted 09.02.08
Serena Cole Creates beautifully haunting imagery incorporating the lost gazes of fashionistas frozen in a moment of fantastical escapism. Within these portraits, the constructs of high art and fashion are re-examined in an elaborate deception between a broad sense of idealized beauty synonymous with contemporary pop culture and a desire for ...continue
John Wentz
no responses - Posted 08.04.08
JOHN WENTZ, a Bay Area artist, features grey-scale illustrations of post-apocalyptical scenes transforming iconic scenes of childhood by punctuating the atmosphere with vintage superheroes. continue
no responses - Posted 08.04.08
JOHN WENTZ, a Bay Area artist, features grey-scale illustrations of post-apocalyptical scenes transforming iconic scenes of childhood by punctuating the atmosphere with vintage superheroes. continue
Andrew Hem
1 response - Posted 08.03.08
ANDREW HEM, the exhibition’s sole Los Angeles artist, portrays thoughtful hipster geishas against the backdrop of iconic landmarks and exposes the urban landscape as fresh, real and complex. continue
1 response - Posted 08.03.08
ANDREW HEM, the exhibition’s sole Los Angeles artist, portrays thoughtful hipster geishas against the backdrop of iconic landmarks and exposes the urban landscape as fresh, real and complex. continue
Seth Armstrong
1 response - Posted 08.02.08
SETH ARMSTRONG is a Bay Area artist whose painting layer diverse urban and exotic landscapes populated with citizens and tourists masquerading as nondescript superheroes. continue
1 response - Posted 08.02.08
SETH ARMSTRONG is a Bay Area artist whose painting layer diverse urban and exotic landscapes populated with citizens and tourists masquerading as nondescript superheroes. continue
Brett Amory
no responses - Posted 08.01.08
BRETT AMORY, a San Francisco-based artist, tackles the cacophony and estranged anonymity of urban life in his “Waiting” and “Passport” series and collection of new works. continue
no responses - Posted 08.01.08
BRETT AMORY, a San Francisco-based artist, tackles the cacophony and estranged anonymity of urban life in his “Waiting” and “Passport” series and collection of new works. continue
