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Featured artists: Alicia McCarthy Clare E. Rojas Xylor Jane

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Alicia McCarthy is one of the fundamental artists of the newly labeled Mission School of San Francisco. Her whimsical,funky textual and abstract paintings are created on found objects such as discarded pieces of wood and tin cans . Alicia has created numerous murals thru the Mission district and often incorporates collage of her friend’s artwork in her expansive and vibrant installations.

Clare E. Rojas’ folkloric,charming yet dark imagery is reminiscent of Indian Miniature painting. Rojas’ art is currently on view at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago and was included in the “Widely Unknown” show at Deitch Gallery, New York.

Xylor Jane’s hard edge geometric paintings are based on mathematics. Jane’s Installations of her stunningly rigid systematic grids, and eloquently painted shapes are an interesting contrast to the narrative of Rojas and eclectic installations of McCarthy.

December 7, 2002 - February 8, 2003 Opening reception: Saturday December 7, 2002 7-10pm.

 

torn death memory

Featured artists: Carolyn Ryder Cooley Winter

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torn death memory is a collaborative installation by Carolyn Ryder Cooley and Rhonda Ann Winter exploring the relationships between loss, death, childhood, memory and what our society calls insanity. Ryder’s art is currently on view at the Yerba Buena Museum’s,San Francisco “Bay Area Now”show. Both artists were part of the San Francisco Drawing show at New Image Art curated by Alicia Mccarthy and Chris Johanson

December 7, 2002 - February 8, 2003 Opening reception: Saturday December 7, 2002 7-10pm.

 

Ed Templeton

the ESSENTIAL DISTURBANCE solo show at the Palais De Tokyo opening October 3rd 2002 and will run until November 10th 2002 There will be a 100-page book of Templeton's photographs to accompany the exhibition It will be called "the Golden Age of Neglect"PALAIS DE TOKYO Site de création contemporaine 2, rue de la Manutention 75116 Paris Phone: 01 4723 5401 Fax: 01 4720 1531 WEB: www.palaisdetokyo.com The show also has plans to travel to Rome in early 2003

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