Construction-Site-Luigi @dogpatch SF

Photo-documentation of graffiti clean-up-paint-jobs in San Francisco

Dust heap drawings

Photo-documentation of graffiti clean-up-paint-jobs in San Francisco

Dust drawings

ephemeral sneeze-heaps

Sidewalk Encounters in San Francisco 2

Sidewalk Encounters in San Francisco 1

David Ireland @San Francisco Art Institut

Photo-Documentation of graffiti clean-up paint jobs 2

 

@9th & Balboa

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Photo-Documentation of graffiti clean-up paint jobs

On Bush and Hyde in San Francisco

Folk-Pop paintings/objects in acrylic on linen

UltraHyperDrone at SyntheticZero at Bronx art Space NY

Synthetic Zero Event

Opening, Saturday, December 12, 7-10pm

@BronxArtSpace
305 E 140th St #1A
Bronx, NY 10454

Also open Dec 13 - Jan 9
The next Synthetic Zero Art/Performance/Video Event will be tonight, December 12, 7-10pm, 2015 at BronxArtSpace, only 20 minutes from Union Square. The show includes performance, video and interactive installations, video screenings, sculpture, prints, and collages. The show will also be on view until January 9, 2016, during regular gallery hours (except between Christmas and New Year's)

The Synthetic Zero events are a series of art events focusing on high quality experimental and contemporary work in different media. We often do not have a specific theme for each event but instead a theme emerges from the interaction between submitted work and curatorial interests. By working this way, the events reflect back the dialogue and practice of artists involved combined with a curatorial direction that comes from the moment, and we create evocative encounters for the audience.

Performances:
Cory Kram - Xuan Ye
Art/Installations:

Erica Lapadat-Janzen - Heather Anne Halpert - Amy Bassin - Laura Napier - Mark Ramos - Brad Tober - Snow Yunxue Fu - Daniel Miller - Aaron Higgins - Aaron Oldenburg - Kseniya Linov - Elena Garnelo - Robert Spahr - Michael Demers - Philippe Roy - Jürgen Trautwein
Video Screenings:
Tomorrow Girls Troop - Laura Kim - Christina Maria Smiros - Sandrine Deumier - Dennis Miller - Erica Lapadat-Janzen - Liliana Farber - Matthew Dombrowski - Sandra Araújo - Nick Bontrager - Patrick Moser




BronxArtSpace is open Wednesday through Saturday 12:00-6:30pm.

For more information email art@bronxartspace.com.


Directions

BronxArtSpace is 20 minutes from midtown.

From Manhattan take 4/5 train to 125th Street and transfer to the 6 for one stop to 3rd Avenue/ 138th Street.

Exit near Alexander Ave and walk two blocks north.

Turn left on 140th Street.


BronxArtSpace supports underrepresented and emerging artists and fosters arts education through cutting-edge exhibitions and events in Mott Haven in the South Bronx. BronxArtSpace is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas Inc., a non-profit arts service organization, and is supported in part by public funds from NYC Department of Cultural Affairs in Partnership with the City Council and the New York State Council on the Arts.

Image courtesy Michael McCarthy

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UltraHyperDrone

Angel Island Tweetstallations

Black painted letter-size paper installations at Fort McDowell- East Garrison- on Angel Island in the Bay of San Francisco. Analog Tweet-interpretations of the DiGi-FLiP project on Twitter @jtwinedotcom

Analog Tweets - evolving wall installations - a tweet-physicalization project - Bush Street studio San Francisco

@jtwinedotcom

OFL (old family linen) - acrylic paintings on antique linen

OFL are monochromatic paintings, using old family linen, exploring the absence of form, the void, silence, detachment, folds, creases, wrinkles, crinkles, cutting edges, seams, fringes, buck-lings and deflections. OFL gives praise to my mother my grand mothers and great grandmothers, who kept their linen meticulously folded, bearing invisible traces of love, joy, birth, suffering and death. This series of paintings is part of the evolving "traces of times past" project. click here for more images

Sister 7 @ Gallery 60SIX

Saturday, September 26, 2015

Gallery 60SIX, 66 Elgin Park Artist reception Saturday 9/26 5-8pm
open through Saturday October 31

Jürgen Trautwein

Sister 7

In his series “Sister 7” Jürgen Trautwein investigates resistance and transparency in painting. His practice of using found objects in his work continues as in this series clear plastic roof sheeting acts as the canvas, creating resistance with the acrylic paint. Jürgen has an uncanny ability to seemingly effortlessly integrate elements of subjects or materials he confronts in daily life in his work. Concept, process and materials unite in his practice and overall body of work, (i.e. line drawings, photos, videos, paintings).
In “Sister 7” strokes of paint form chance puddles, drops and explosions when hitting the industrial plastic. Energetic marks travel a meandering, unpredictable path. Several coats of varnish then confine and trap the paint almost as if frozen while in escape or motion…resulting in pictures that become controlled accidents.
Trautwein plays with transparency by layering the paintings in some cases, where the overlap exposes the activity and color below. In the more minimal spacious pieces the paint suggests live organisms poised for inspection in a Petri-dish. Other works show the artist’s brush marks subtly or boldly as they disintegrate and deconstruct. Universal metaphors could be implied with political overtones in the exploration of “resistance and transparency.” Trautwein’s deliberate manner and trust in allowing these materials (plastic, paint, varnish) to simultaneously marry and repel, create extremely diverse moods; from violence to calm.

sister7-7f, acrylic and water-based varnish on clear plastic sheeting, 39.5”x 28”, 2014