Opening reception Sunday, May 13th, 4-7pm
Reading by S.J. Seidenberg and Kevin Killian at 5:30
Gallery hours
Wed 3-7pm and Sun 1-4:30pm
www.sjseidenberg.com
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
S.J. Seidenberg VERGE
On view from the sidewalk May 1-31
Opening reception Sunday, May 13th, 4-7pm
Reading by S.J. Seidenberg and Kevin Killian at 5:30
Gallery hours
Wed 3-7pm and Sun 1-4:30pm
www.sjseidenberg.com
Opening reception Sunday, May 13th, 4-7pm
Reading by S.J. Seidenberg and Kevin Killian at 5:30
Gallery hours
Wed 3-7pm and Sun 1-4:30pm
www.sjseidenberg.com
Monday, April 23, 2012
Kyoto Protocol, Articles 1, 2 & 3 by Yedda Morrison
Yedda Morrison’s installation Kyoto Protocol, Articles 1, 2 & 3 will be at Right Window through Monday April 30th.
The Kyoto Protocol’s primary objective is to monitor and control greenhouse gas in an effort to prevent climate change. The Protocol was initially adopted in December 1997 in Kyoto, Japan. As of September 2011, 191 states have signed and ratified the protocol. The only remaining signatory that has not ratified the treaty is the United States.
Kyoto Protocol (wallpaper & fabric) consists of Articles 1-28 rendered in Bodoni Ornaments font. Kyoto Protocol (Wallpaper) is printed on commercial grade wallpaper (width 36", length as needed). Kyoto Protocol (Fabric) is printed on upholstery fabric and available by the yard (width 58", length as needed). Both are currently available in three color ways: Nitrous Oxide, Carbon, and Methane.
www.yeddamorrison.com
Curated by Jocelyn Saidenberg
The Kyoto Protocol’s primary objective is to monitor and control greenhouse gas in an effort to prevent climate change. The Protocol was initially adopted in December 1997 in Kyoto, Japan. As of September 2011, 191 states have signed and ratified the protocol. The only remaining signatory that has not ratified the treaty is the United States.
Kyoto Protocol (wallpaper & fabric) consists of Articles 1-28 rendered in Bodoni Ornaments font. Kyoto Protocol (Wallpaper) is printed on commercial grade wallpaper (width 36", length as needed). Kyoto Protocol (Fabric) is printed on upholstery fabric and available by the yard (width 58", length as needed). Both are currently available in three color ways: Nitrous Oxide, Carbon, and Methane.
www.yeddamorrison.com
Curated by Jocelyn Saidenberg
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Authority Office's PEN
Authority Office (pronounced “uh-thawr-i-tee” “aw-fis”). Kota Uetsu. Katie Bush. John Koch.
Saturday, December 24, 2011
'As The Meltdown Continues' by Katie Bush. Dec 1 - 31, 2011
www.katiebushart.com, www.destroyevil.com and coming 2012 www.gettingdefensive.com
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
You roll away your stone, I'll roll away mine... Curated by Jason Hanasik
Right Window is pleased to announce that artist Jason Hanasik has turned November into a running series of individual shows under the general title of You roll away your stone, I’ll roll away mine.
Opening November 6th, Abner Nolan: Babble
San Francisco based artist Abner Nolan's Babble is informed by the wandering creative impulses of his 4 year old son. The installation combines videos documenting the intimate building of temporary structures overlaid by boarded up windows, a contemporary symbol of urban recession and blight.
Opening November 13th, Patrick Hillman: Sets & Reps
Patrick Hillman’s new installation Sets & Reps evolved from a series of conversations and interactions between the artist and a 70 year old bodybuilder named Guy. Discussions on male muscle culture, gay sex apps, and heartbreak translated into a diverse range of works including crocheted undergarments, a paper and Mylar sculpture, and a series of photographs.
Opening November 20th, Melissa Wyman: Backwards Beasts
Melissa Wyman’s Backwards Beasts is the marrying of two participatory projects that explore the awkward and symbiotic nature of interpersonal relationships. Collaborating with intimate partners, total strangers, and her 14 month old daughter, she utilizes wrestling and backwards gestures to seek out the transition (and oscillation) between forced and fluid moments: when ‘foreign’ or strange actions appear ‘natural’ and vice versa.
You roll away your stone, I’ll roll away mine is a series of week long solo exhibitions organized by artist Jason Hanasik. Noticing the generative nature of the intergenerational relationships in his own life, Hanasik tasked each invited artist to create a week long solo show with the stipulation that the artists collaborate with someone significantly older or significantly younger than they are. The result is a captivating series of projects which eloquently build on top of each other to collectively explore the themes of isolation, miscommunication, and expectations.
On Sunday, November 6th from 7:30-9:30, Abner Nolan: Babble
On Sunday, November 13th from 6-8pm, Patrick Hillman: Sets & Reps
On Sunday, November 20th from 6-8 pm, Melissa Wyman: Backwards Beasts
Opening November 6th, Abner Nolan: Babble
San Francisco based artist Abner Nolan's Babble is informed by the wandering creative impulses of his 4 year old son. The installation combines videos documenting the intimate building of temporary structures overlaid by boarded up windows, a contemporary symbol of urban recession and blight.
Opening November 13th, Patrick Hillman: Sets & Reps
Patrick Hillman’s new installation Sets & Reps evolved from a series of conversations and interactions between the artist and a 70 year old bodybuilder named Guy. Discussions on male muscle culture, gay sex apps, and heartbreak translated into a diverse range of works including crocheted undergarments, a paper and Mylar sculpture, and a series of photographs.
Opening November 20th, Melissa Wyman: Backwards Beasts
Melissa Wyman’s Backwards Beasts is the marrying of two participatory projects that explore the awkward and symbiotic nature of interpersonal relationships. Collaborating with intimate partners, total strangers, and her 14 month old daughter, she utilizes wrestling and backwards gestures to seek out the transition (and oscillation) between forced and fluid moments: when ‘foreign’ or strange actions appear ‘natural’ and vice versa.
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You roll away your stone, I’ll roll away mine is a series of week long solo exhibitions organized by artist Jason Hanasik. Noticing the generative nature of the intergenerational relationships in his own life, Hanasik tasked each invited artist to create a week long solo show with the stipulation that the artists collaborate with someone significantly older or significantly younger than they are. The result is a captivating series of projects which eloquently build on top of each other to collectively explore the themes of isolation, miscommunication, and expectations.
Please join us for three receptions, one for each artist:
On Sunday, November 6th from 7:30-9:30, Abner Nolan: Babble
On Sunday, November 13th from 6-8pm, Patrick Hillman: Sets & Reps
On Sunday, November 20th from 6-8 pm, Melissa Wyman: Backwards Beasts
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Classic Rock
An installation in the Right Window
by Anne McGuire and Karla Milosevich
October 5th - October 29th, 2011
Classic Rock is an analysis of organic and inorganic materials in such a manner that allows each to maintain its individual properties while allowing an overlap to achieve different Results. The installation draws on symbolic elements that, for the purposes of this collaboration, are called Figures. The Methods and Figures used in this experiment were decided upon using a strict protocol conceived of by the artists during an 11 year research cycle.
Thank you to Steffen Frech, Kota Uetsu, and Greg Milla the Journeyman.
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