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OneZero Announces Photographs,
Paintings, and Blown Glass Studio
Saturdays San Francisco CA – September 29, 2003 – Gallery OneZero announces "Studio Saturdays," an ongoing exhibit featuring local photographers, painters, and other artists. Each artist has several works on display, with more available in bins or flat files. Stop by any Saturday afternoon to browse a diverse selection of work from San Francisco artists' studios. The inaugural Studio Saturdays exhibit includes acrylic paintings by Gary Hauser; digital images by Ellen Bergeron; photographs of Japan by Colin Warner; gelatin silver prints from Nancy Warner’ Chinatown series; and color inkjet prints from her Visual Diary series. Each artist has several works on display, with more available in bins or flat files. As always, the show includes an installation under the gallery’s big skylight. This time it features garden art by Michelina Labat: she has combined her hand-blown glass "GardenBubbles" with large sculptures made from chunks of broken concrete and other urban debris.
"Studio Saturdays" Photographs, Paintings, and Glass:
EXHIBIT: DATES:
September 13 through December 20, 2003 PRE-HOLIDAY RECEPTION & SALE DATES:
Saturday and Sunday, November 22 and 23, 2003 Refreshments will be served. LOCATION: Gallery
OneZero Vinton
Court runs west off Grant between Pine and California. Ellen Bergeron creates digital photographs by arranging objects directly on a scanner and manipulating the resulting images in Photoshop. A self-taught artist, she has recently begun using this medium to create small, whimsical images based on simple geometric figures, reflections, and both natural and man-made objects.
Untitled Gary Hauser has been drawing and painting for over thirty years, and has been exhibited by various galleries in New York and the Bay Area. This exhibit includes recent acrylic paintings and some pieces from his X series, created in New York in the mid-1990s. His paintings are built up in layers, using a mixture of acrylic paint and molding paste, which he then excavates by sanding or scratching. As he says, "the surface becomes a site of remembering and forgetting."
Relief
#1-4 Michelina Labat is a San Francisco artist who creates garden sculptures from hand-blown glass and urban debris such as rusty pipes and chunks of broken concrete.
GardenBubbles One reviewer described her GardenBubbles like this:
Colin Warner is a native San Franciscan and a recent graduate of Stanford University, now living in Philadelphia. The digital photographs featured in this exhibit were created in Japan while he was studying there in 2000-2001. They reflect his appreciation for Japanese culture, architecture, and aesthetics.
Nenbutsu-ji, Kyoto, Japan Nancy Warner is a fine-art and portrait photographer whose black-and-white work has been exhibited in the Bay Area and nationally. After studying with Ruth Bernhard, John Sexton, and Martha Casanave, she founded her own portrait studio in San Francisco in 1992. Other influences include Imogen Cunningham, Oliver Gagliani, and Aaron Siskind.
Inkjet
print Nancy's work in this show includes gelatin silver printsfrom her Chinatown series and color inkjet prints from her Visual Diary series. Gelatin silver prints from her Nebraska and Japan series are also available. For more information, see Nancy Warner, Photographer. Gallery OneZero sometimes sponsors larger exhibits focused on just one or two artists, as well as special events such as music or dance performances. It was opened by Sean Cotter and Nancy Warner in 2002. For a press kit or more information, please contact Sean Cotter at 415 989-9157. |
