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The San Francisco Arts Quarterly

A Free Publication Dedicated to the Artistic Community

SOMA ISSUE:

July.August.September

Bay Area Arts Calendar The SOMA: Blue Collar to Blue Chip Rudolf Frieling from SFMOMA Baer Ridgway Gallery 111 Minna Gallery East Bay Focus: Johansson Projects Artspan In Memory of Jim Marshall

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July. August. September 2010

Issue 2

CONTENTS

111 Minna Gallery

75-76

JULY LISTINGS

5-28

Jay Howell

AUGUST LISTINGS

29-45

Baer Ridgway Gallery

Eli Ridgeway

77-80 81-82
83-84
SEPTEMBER LISTINGS 47-60
Artspan

Heather Villyard

History of SOMA

Blue Collar to Blue-Chip

Ira Nowinsky

63-64 65-68 69
My Love for You is a Stampede of Horses

Meighan O’Toole

SFMOMA

New Media Curator

Rudolf Frieling

The Seeker

SF Music

85
Stark Guide

Collector Column

Museum of Craft and Folk Art
86
Crown Point Press

Zine Review
70 71 73

East Bay Focus:

Johansson Projects

87-88 89-92

The Contemporary Jewish Museum

In Memory:

Jim Marshall

Zeum: Children Museum
74

Residency Listings

93-94

Space Resource Listings

95-100

FOUNDERS / EDITORS IN CHIEF

Gregory Ito and Andrew McClintock

CONTRIBUTORS

Contributing Writers

MARKETING / ADVERTISING

Andrew McClintock

LISTINGS

Listing Coordinator

Gabe Scott, Jesse Pollock, Leigh Cooper, John McDermott, Tyson Vogel, Cameron Kelly, Stella Lochman, Kent Long Michelle Broder Van Dyke, Marianna Stark, Zmira Zilkha [email protected]

Gregory Ito

[email protected]
Gregory Ito

Assistant Listings Coordinator

Susan Wu

Film Listings

ART / DESIGN

Gregory Ito, Ray McClure, Andrew McClintock, Leigh Cooper
Stella Lochman, Zmira Zilkha

Residency Listings

Cameron Kelly

Contributing Photographers

Jesse Pollock, Terry Heffernan, Michael Creedon, Dayna Rochell

Editoral Interns

Susie Sherpa

Special Thanks

Tina Conway, Bette Okeya, Royce Ito, Sarah Edwards, Chris Bratton, All our friends and peers, sorry we can’t list you all...

STAFF

Writers

ADVISORS

Marianna Stark, Tyson Vogel, Maurice Kanbar, Leigh Cooper, John Sanger, Ray McClure, Nicole Buffett
Gregory Ito, Andrew McClintock

Photographer

Andrew McClintock

Contributors

G a b e S c o t t
J e s s e P o l l o c k

Gabe Scott was born and raised in the Bay Area, and after graduating from San Francisco State, has curated for numerous galleries on the West Coast over the last 9 years. His writing has been featured in Juxtapoz, Art Ltd and the SFAQ and his photography has appeared in Juxtapoz, Alarm Magazine and Hi-Fructose. After living most of his adult life in Oakland and San Francisco, he has relocated to Denver, Colorado, where he works with the Robin Rule Gallery. Despite now spending most of his time in Colorado, he maintains close ties with the San Francisco art community.
Jesse Pollock was born in the Statue of Liberty in 1980. Three months later Jesse was bartered by his parents for a brand new Pontiac Phoenix. 14 years later a blood test revealed that Jesse was the only son of the artist Jackson Pollock. In 1994 Jesse was sold on EBay (before they banned selling humans) for $600 and was shipped to San Francisco where he has been living on Page St. with Sir Richard Hart (no homo).

He is currently working on a feature ﬁlm starring “the

worlds most famous penis” which happens to be his. Check this quarterly in a few months for a scalding review of some genius penis work.

-Banksy

M a r i a n n a S t a r k

Marianna is publisher of the Stark Guide to San Francisco Art (www.thestarkguide.com), a board member of SFMOMA's SECA (Society for the Encouragement of Contemporary Art), a member of ArtTable, and the former executive director of the San Francisco Art Dealers Association. Marianna holds a BA in Art History from the

University of California at Berkeley, and has over ﬁfteen years of professional experience in the ﬁeld of specialty

retail marketing and merchandising.

S t e l l a L o c h m a n

Stella Lochman has lived in SOMA since 1994. She remebers when the ballpark was an artist residency, the

safeway was a trailer park, and the dot com ofﬁce com-

plex was a gay nightclub. The palm trees on the Embarcadero were installed on her 13th birthday. She currently both lives and works in the neighborhood.

L e i g h C o o p e r

Leigh Cooper lives and works in San Francisco, CA. After earning her B.A. in Art and Art History from the University of Colorado in Boulder and traveling throughout Europe to pursue her interest in art; she went on to work for the Foothills Art Center and the Aspen Art Museum. Relocating to San Francisco in 2008, she has served as the Director of White Walls and the Shooting Gallery for two years.

M i c h e l l e B r o d e r V a n D y k e

Michelle Broder Van Dyke is a writer living in San Francisco. She writes about arts and culture regularly for the San Francisco Chronicle, the San Francisco Bay Guardian, and the Bold Italic, and has contributed to Flavorpill San Francisco, Bitch Magazine, and Honolulu Magazine. Check out her blog, Boomtown Bells (www. boomtownbells.tumblr.com), for links to all of her published articles and for other fun stuff. She also works at Adobe Books, where she is the music coordinator and sells used books.

K e n t L o n g

Kent Long is a ﬁlmmaker and musician living in San Francisco. He teaches experimental ﬁlm in the PreCol-

lege program at SFAI, from whence he received his MFA

in 2003. His ﬁlms have shown at festivals and venues

worldwide. He is currently involved in a rock 'n roll project that focuses on abject catharsis as communal reciprocity failure.

T y s o n V o g e l

november, darkness, reasoning, seeking, rooftops, eye contact, landscaping moments, insomnia, elation, wisps of sound in the silence, brainstorms, hands of furrows, soles of search, heart beat at the crevace... who will be the witness?

Words from the Editors

This issue would not be possible if it wasn’t for the help from all the contributors and staff. We are trying to focus our energy towards positive endeavors that help bring people together, promote a sense of community, and inspire a new push of creative camaraderie

With so much negativity in this world we only ask that you take a step back, get off your social networking site, and converse with people with an open mind and constructive heart...get out there and experience art!
Enjoy our second issue.
Andrew and Greg

Event Calendar: July

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-Recent paintings by Regina Aaura

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SFMOMA

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anniversary, The Anniversary Show showcases

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photography, architecture, and design, as well

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Rauschenberg, will be featured.

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111 Minna Street

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ArtHaus

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Ever Gold Gallery

441 O’Farrell Street

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Group Show featuring new paintings by Alex

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The Arion Press

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BAM/PFA Galleries

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-Gallery Exhibition

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Brian Gross Fine Art

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