looking but not touching continues

Sunday May 18 at 5 pm
Right Window Gallery
ATA, 992 Valencia Street at 21st, San Francisco
This is the second night of RIGHT WINDOW, FOURTH WALL

#1.Moira Roth Through the Eyes of Rachel Marker, Part II Rachel Marker & Walter Benjamin/ The Café & the Labyrinth Paris, 1930-Berlin, 1990. #2.Anne McGuire, Woods Big the in House Little. The manual reworking of an American classic of children's literature #3.Peter Max Lawrence & Chelsea America Torres, The Other Half. #4.Rebecca Parks-Ramage, Peaches. Photo: Rebecca Parks-Ramage


Don't miss:
Sunday, May 25, 7 pm: Jaime Cortez, Amanda Davidson, Ariel Goldberg, Shalo Penuela, Moira Roth, Margaret Tedesco. Memorial Day, Monday, May 26, 1 pm: Krystle L. Ahmadyar, Danny Minnick, video by Modern Garage Movement, Jocelyn Saidenberg & Chris Nagler, the music of Stalker Holler.

looking but not touching is a live performance series at RIGHT WINDOW GALLERY curated by Cassie Riger

THIS SUNDAY

looking but not touching begins



every atom belonging to me
as good belongs to you

This Sunday, May 11, 5 pm sharp

Judy Jordan Turn the Page
Moira Roth Through the Eyes of Rachel Marker, Part I
Rachel Marker, Franz Kafka and the Golem, Prague 1924-1939.

The first night of
RIGHT WINDOW, FOURTH WALL
looking but not touching
live performances at Right Window Gallery
ATA, 992 Valencia Street at 21st

COMING UP:
Sunday, May 18 pm, 5 pm: Anne McGuire, Peter Max Lawrence & Chelsea America Torres, Rebecca Parks Ramage, Moira Roth. Sunday, May 25, 7 pm: Jaime Cortez, Amanda Davidson, Ariel Goldberg, Shalo Penuela, Moira Roth, Margaret Tedesco. Memorial Day, Monday, May 26, 1 pm: Krystle L. Ahmadyar, Danny Minnick, Modern Garage Movement, Jocelyn Saidenberg & Chris Nagler, the music of Stalker Holler. Curated by Cassie Riger.

EDIE FAKE & SAM LOPES

DEEP HOUSE HELL
6 April — 30 April 2008

Described by the artists as a “bright, hectic parlour scene—part campy, part scary, part surprise!” Edie Fake and Sam Lopes wipe the soot and grime off the Gothic genre and add a pastel, candy colored, springtime ambiance to the classic horror story scenario. Think Fall of the House of Usher meets Pee Wee's Playhouse; imagine scary gone ridiculous.

Curated by Chuck Mobley

http://www.samlopes.net/
http://www.ediefake.com/

Opening & Special Screening: Sunday 6 April @ 6 pm

A night of many twists and turns. This screening is in conjunction with the opening of a window display designed by Edie Fake and Sam Lopes. Deep House Hell is a funhouse of short short movies filled with rituals, disorientation, suspense, shoe shopping and total submersion. New and old work from fantastic Tina Takemoto, Trevor Watson, Justin Kelly, Perry Hallinan, Erin Rosenthal, Jo Dery, Math Bass, Dylan Mira, Edie Fake, Jen Smith, Tammy Rae Carland, Julie Anne Travis, Jason Fritz, and Chris Vargas. 6$ at the door.

Curated by Sam Lopes

DAVID HORVITZ

I WILL GO SOMEWHERE AND I WILL SEND YOU SOMETHING FROM THERE
8 - 31 March 2008

A generative mail art collaboration with New York-based artist David Horvitz began with an email...
Curated by Chuck Mobley

Unremarkable People Having Sex by Katie Bush

A Series of Genital Intercourse Animations by Katie Bush

Opening reception this Sunday
February 3rd, 5 - 8 pm

America's Favorite Lady (Katie Bush) presents a series of nauseating genital animations in her month long February exhibition Unremarkable People Having Sex. Miss Bush's promiscuous use of skin-colored computer pixels are sure to stimulate even the most frigid of male/female onlookers.

Watch as an arousing display of sweet-tempered penises and nondiscriminatory vaginas dance across the gallery, hand-in-hand, much to the merriment of many a learn'ed contemporary art lover. "Genitals come and go," says Ms. Bush, "but something magical happens when they are unremarkable and having sex – that takes it to a whole other level. In memorializing this type of intercourse, my hope is that we can all pay tribute to the truly unremarkable and take that with us on each of our journeys."

Heralded as a modern day digital sweetheart, Katie Bush has exhibited globally - spreading her legs and magical art pieces in countries all over the world. http://katiebushart.com/katiebush_exhibitions.html. She graduated from the San Francisco Art Institute in 2000 with an MFA in New Genres. Her internet art piece 'www.destroyevil.com' continues to enchant morally upright citizens in more than 194 countries.
http://www.katiebushart.com
http://www.destroyevil.com

Exhibition runs
Feb 3-28th

SHOW ME TERRIBLE

SHOW ME TERRIBLE
Ian "Fathead" Hill and Justin "Zenten" Smith of the ever-elusive SMT crew bring together a menagerie of fantastic creatures, children, robots and pop icons to form a modern day allegory. Using humor and distortion their narratives push you to question your own reality, and exploit a world people seldom allow themselves to recognize: the truth. Both artists have been doing gallery art for the last 400 years and are excited to bring to you a captivating new body of work.

Opening Reception:
Saturday, January 26th – 7PM – 11PM

Exhibition Dates:
January 15th – January 30th

www.ianhillart.com
www.thefatheads.com