“At Long Last” with Katherine Westerhout and “Disaster and its Opposite” with Jim Haynes in the gallery until February 18.
Westerhout and Haynes were both featured in the following review by Kenneth Baker in the San Francisco Chronicle: “Katherine Westerhout: The Time of Passing History”.
Also over at Square Cylinder David Roth has this to say in: “Katherine Westerhout at Electric Works.”
And over at Flavorpill, Jeanne Storck reports in “Katherine Westerhout: At Long Last”
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Tune in to hear the interview with Elaine Buckholtz.
During these dog days of summer, its time to travel and what better way than by train. Candace Gaudiani captures the dreamy passing of the landscape in her views from the train window. Her photographs are featured in a Lenscratch blogpost. Lenscratch, a blogzine that explores contemporary photography and offers opportunities for exposure and community was founded by and is edited by Aline Smithson.
My 100-year-old Whiskey is the eye catching image used to illustrate Mary Anne Kluth’s review of Light Making Motion: works on Paper and in Light by Elaine Buckholtz. Don’t miss the review in the summer issue of Art Practical. And, don’t miss the show in the gallery until August 20.
Sandra Ono uses acrylic nails, balloons, puffy paint as art materials in our Project Space until Saturday.
Catch this interview in the SF Examiner.
KQED Arts reviews Lucy Puls’ Repossessed: Brief Madness and Talia Greene’ Colony. We invite you to stop by sometime before November 26 to see for yourself.
. . . and rightly so. We created this edition with Silverman Gallery for Yuval Pudik’s solo show, Enduring Patiently. The prints were mentioned in Kenneth Baker’s review of the show which is here.
Prints available from Silverman Gallery!
