The Shadow and "7 Squared"
Earlier this week, The Shadow again had the opportunity to view another excellent art exhibit from the organization ARTworkSF. The title of this show is "7 Squared".
This show featured paintings and photography showing the beauty of this wonderful city that The Shadow now calls home: San Francisco. San Francisco is a city of 49 square miles (it is also California's smallest county). Over 750,000 people live in San Francisco and this exhibit sought to captured the flavor that is San Francisco.
The artists featured in this exhibit are:
- Add Bonn
- Ben Dominguez
- Blake Tucker
- Heather Hanan
- Jack Freeman
- Lenea Maibaum
- NMarius Starkey
- Maury Edelstein
- Pauline Crother Scott
- Roger Licot
- Scott Tracy
- Suzun Hughes
You can view the more works from the exhibit by cliciking on this link.
This exhibit is currently showing at the Offices of the Small Business Association of San Francisco, 455 Market Street, 6th Floor in San Francisco. Viewing hours are during normal business hours.
Of course, all work in this exhibit are available for sale or lease. Contact ARTworkSF for more details.
ARTworkSF's next exhibit reception will be Wednesday, May 10, 2005 from 5-7 p.m. at the Hotel Triton, 342 Grant Avenue (at Bush Street) in San Francisco. This exhibit, which opened April 12 and goes through May 12, is entitled "Music to My Eyes". The exhibit will feature the following artists:
- Vladimir Vitkovsky
- Alanna Spence
- Ben Dominguez
- Seth Matarese
- Nick Wightman
- Holly Calica
- William Mayfield
This exhibit will is a selected exhibit for artSFest 2006 which will take place May 4-29, 2006. For more information on this festival visit the festival's website. The Shadow will speak on this festival in a later blog entry.
posted by The Shadow @ 4:36 PM
7 Comments:
Dear Shadow, thank you for organizing 7 Squared. What a great art show.
The Shadow is not the organizer of this show. Follow the links in the entry to ARTworkSF, who is the sponsor of the show. The Shadow is not affiliated with ARTworkSF.
But you are patron of the arts in San Francisco, right? That is pretty important.
Yes, The Shadow is a patron of the arts, not only in San Francisco, but worldwide.
What other countries are you supporting the arts in? I hope to travel as an artist someday.
For what it's worth, your yahoo photo link has my name spelled incorrectly...
The Shadow offers his apologies. The name has been corrected.
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