"Datelines" Oakland Art Murmur Opening at Chandra Cerrito Contemporary

"Datelines" Opening : Chandra Cerrito Contemporary, Oakland, CA. October 5, 2012

"Datelines" at Chandra Cerrito Contemporary

solo show at CCContemporary

"Art at the Dump"
Recology Artist in residence Program Exhibition at 1045 Mission Street.
August, 2012 - January, 2013

Summer 2012 Exhibition at Catharine Clark Gallery, San Francisco.

July 21-August 25

Artists: Terry Berlier, Scott Kildall, Lauren DiCioccio and Abel Rodriguez, 

Barbara Holmes and Donna Anderson Kam.

Catharine Clark Gallery: Recology Group Exhibition.
Artists: Donna Anderson Kam, Terry Berlier, Lauren DiCioccio, Barbara Holmes, Scott Kildall, Abel Rodriguez.
Comment by AB: Group show features the work of six alumni of Recology's Artist in Residence Program (AIR). When it comes to making art, the things other people throw away provide a bounty of materials that can be rescued, revived, revitalized and transformed to once again contribute to the splendor of our environment rather than litter or pollute it. Good show; check it out.

Too much trash art by Donna Anderson Kam.
  
























Donna Anderson Kam art at Catharine Clark Gallery.
 


Hollow core door art by Barbara Holmes at Catharine Clark Gallery.




Barbara Holmes hollow core door art (nicely done).




Non-functional contraption art by Scott Kildall.



Stitched/sewn art by Lauren DiCioccio at Catharine Clark Gallery.




Concrete shopping cart art by Terry Berlier.




Installation by Abel Rodriguez at Catharine Clark Gallery.

Opening of :  Summer Group Exhibitions: Recology Alumni, Lynn Marie Kirby, and SFartsED / International Orange

July 21, 2012 – August 25, 2012

Main Galleries: Group Exhibition of Six Alumni from the Artist in Residence Program at Recology San Francisco.

Exhibiting artists: Donna Anderson Kam, Terry Berlier, Lauren DiCioccio, Barbara Holmes, Scott Kildall, and Abel Rodriguez.

Media Room: Lynn Marie Kirby in collaboration with Bartek Rost, part of SFartsED/International Orange: The Bridge Re-Imagined.

Catharine Clark Gallery announces a group exhibition showcasing six alumni of the Artist in Residence Program at Recology San Francisco (AIR) and a collaboration from San Francisco Arts Education Project (SFArtsED). The exhibit celebrates the relationships between artists, galleries, and non-profits, in conjunction with city-wide programming for International Orange: artists respond to the 75th anniversary of the Golden Gate Bridge. The main galleries feature the works of six AIR alumni: Donna Anderson Kam, Terry Berlier, Lauren DiCioccio, Barbara Holmes, Scott Kildall, and Abel Rodriguez. Presented in the Media Room is a video collaboration between artist Lynn Marie Kirby and public school student Bartek Rost, and is part of the SFArtsED exhibition, International Orange: The Bridge Re-Imagined. The exhibition dates are July 21 through August 25, 2012. Artists, students, and representatives from the partnering organizations were present at the opening reception on Saturday, July 21, from 4 to 6pm.  5pm opening remarks by Emily Keeler and Richard Olsen of SFArtsED and Deborah Munk of AIR. A portion of the proceeds from the sales of the works benefit the non-profit institutions. For the full Press Release, including artists' bios, visit www.cclarkgallery.com


Catharine Clark Gallery: Recology Group Exhibition.
Artists: Donna Anderson Kam, Terry Berlier, Lauren DiCioccio, Barbara Holmes, Scott Kildall, Abel Rodriguez.

Comment by AB: Group show features the work of six alumni of Recology's Artist in Residence Program (AIR). When it comes to making art, the things other people throw away provide a bounty of materials that can be rescued, revived, revitalized and transformed to once again contribute to the splendor of our environment rather than litter or pollute it. Good show; check it out.

ArtBusiness.com : January 20, 2012

 

San Francisco Dump Artist in Residence Exhibitions:
Donna Anderson Kam -Beginning at the End.
Terry Berlier -Even the Windmills are Weakening.
Ethan Estess - Stories from the Changing Tide.

Comment by AB:
Terry Berlier's sculptures take the prize here.A shopping cart and birdcage
weighted with concrete, a 360 degreeworking piano-esque music making
mechanism, a meandering spiralsonata made from chair and table leg
sections, and a contorted pocketbilliard affair. Too good! Also on the
docket, works on paper byDonna Anderson Kam made entirely from
salvaged materials.And in the annex gallery, a ropey whale tale to remind
us thatour deep sea friends deserve consistent and serious attention, a
propane tank flower blossom, a duct-draped creature, and more by
Ethan Estess.




Art by Donna Anderson Kam at Recology Art at the Dump.




Donna Anderson Kam and her art.




Art by Donna Anderson Kam at SF Dump Residence Exhibitions.




Donna Anderson Kam art.




Circumstance - Donna Anderson Kam and Terry Berlier at SF Dump.





Piano-esque art by Terry Berlier at Recology Residence (like it).




Art by Terry Berlier.




Terry Berlier and art in above image closer.




Art by Terry Berlier at SF Dump Residence Exhibitions.




Terry Berlier art (kinda like it).




Art by Terry Berlier at SF Dump Residence Exhibitions.






Whale tale reminder art by Ethan Estess (like it).




Ethan Estess gas tank art at SF Dump Residence Exhibitions.




Recycling art by Ethan Estess.




Air duct art by Ethan Estess.




Friends and admirers of Ethan Estess at SF Dump Gallery Annex.

SF Recology Artist in Residence Art Gallery

"Beginning at the End" Recology San Francisco Gallery, January, 2012

 

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