WHITE PAINT | Robin Tremblay-McGaw

"These pieces in the show WHITE PAINT use research and inquiry into the charged names and histories of commercial household paint colors and pigments to explore, among other things, the intersection of race and aesthetics, with particular attention to the rhetoric of white supremacy and racism in everyday cultural productions. My project centers a reflective investigation into whiteness, turning the “camera,” linguistic, and textual frameworks on American and other cultural productions and institutions, from my position as a white woman." 

            Robin Tremblay-McGaw

On view April 2026 @ Right Window

Landing Space | Toby Hardie Boys

 

LANDING SPACE @ Right Window

Toby Hardie Boys

Exhibition Opening / Landing Viewing: Wednesday, March 4, 6-8 pm

ATA 992 Valencia St., San Francisco

Show: March 1st-31st

Landing sightings guaranteed 24/7

Online at: www.landingspace.org

Ava Kohboor | BAZM nah RAZM (music/merriment not bombs/war)

 

Bazm and Razm are two concepts rooted in pre-Islamic Iran. Bazm is a festive celebration of togetherness, having good times with drinking wine, playing music, reciting poetry, and dancing v.s. Razm which is about war and military skills.

Bazm not Razm are a collection of electro-acoustic sculptural sound instruments. Each instrument is a system which is made of different materials/shapes pointing at various cultural references or musical gestures. The sound either generates from embedded circuits within the sculpture or amplified through materials in hand. The shapes are either an assemblage from found objects or made from scratch. 

If you want to see them closely come and join us on Saturday, June 8th, 4 - 6 pm. 

Or attend our collective performance on Sunday, June 23rd, 5- 6 pm

Lug | DL Alvarez

Saturday Afternoon
March 9th, 2024
RIGHT WINDOW
992 Valencia

3:30 Doors open
4:00 DL Reading (adult subjects)
4:30–6 Reception

Drawings on view 3/5—3/29

Angela Reginato | Nada Que Ver

Nada Que Ver

A series or drawings by Angele Reginato
Dec. 2-23 @ Right Window
Opening Reception Saturday, Dec. 2, 2-6 p.m.

Nancy Arms Simon | Everyone wants to be a June Bride

 

 

 

 

Everyone wants to be a June bride, an installation by Nancy Arms Simon, reflects on past information, as seen through modelled behavior and expectations that inform the present, leading to obligations and causing repeated behavior.

 

Multi-disciplinary artist Nancy Arms Simon rectifies the outer world with her inner world by assembling drawings, paintings, photos, found images, and objects into new narratives and identities.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nancy balances codeshifting between multiple worlds with creating a Third Space (in the studio, among created family and while traveling) so that she can exist as her authentic self. 

 

Nancy holds a BA in painting and has worked in the fine arts industrial complex for nearly 30 years. She has lived and worked in San Francisco since 1998 and seems to make a kind of sense here.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Organized by Tanya Hollis