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IT AIN’T CONCEPTUAL
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Opening reception Friday April 27, 2012 / 6 – 10pm
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Posted by Marissa Textor on Saturday, April 21st, 2012 at 4:08 pmHarold
graphite on paper, 11″ x 14″
Posted by Marissa Textor on Thursday, February 23rd, 2012 at 12:16 pmTHESE FRIENDS THREE
New American Paintings No. 97
I am featured along with many other great artists in the latest issue of New American Paintings. Stop looking at UsWeekly and pick up a copy!
Key West
Back in December, during our trip to Miami for Art Basel, we took a day off and ditched the fairs for some sun, key lime pie, and polydactyl cats.
EMPTY
Aussie magazine EMPTY / Issue 20
Posted by Marissa Textor on Friday, December 9th, 2011 at 12:06 amNovember Group Show
NOVEMBER 2011 GROUP SHOW
Opening Reception: Saturday, November 12, 2011 / 7-11pm
Exhibition Dates: November 12 – December 10, 2011
Guerrero Gallery is pleased to announce its November 2011 group show. From organic landscapes of nature to cultural documentation pieces, the comprehensive collection of works for this show speaks to the gallery’s continuously expanding vision of presenting viewers with diverse works that are challenging and engaging.
Featuring works by Alexis MacKenzie, Amir H. Fallah, Cody Hudson, Dean Drever, Jovi Schnell, KCOrtiz, Kevin Earl Taylor, Marissa Textor, Michelle Blade, Mike LeSage, Paul Brainard, Ryan Travis Christian, and Stas Orlovski.
- Guerrero Gallery2700 19th Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
guerrerogallery.com -
Tumultuous Times, graphite on paper, 10 x 11 in.
Posted by Marissa Textor on Friday, November 11th, 2011 at 11:59 am
HAPPY HALLOWEEN
This Place In Time
Whether physical, social, cultural, or philosophical, the concept of “space” has obsessed humankind for centuries. Within the field of visual art, an interest in space has been a prominent thread in the generation of creators emergent from the 1970s through to the 1980s. The artists assembled in This Place in Time have each invested in the boundless, definition-evading idea of “space”. Not only does the content of these works focus on unpicking the attendant theme, but also the variety of media on view allow audience members to question how subjectivity plays out in the space defined by the plane of the page, the surface of a sculpture, and the interstitial areas between.
http://showandtellgallery.com/
