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July 23, 2005
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May 02, 2005
SFAI: Anti Advertising Agency and the Delocator
It's worth a trip over to the San Francisco Art Institute to see two neat projects:
The Anti Advertising Agency has new offices at SFAI.
Also check out the Delocator. This site helps you find non-Starbucks coffee houses.
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May 01, 2005
Laven at Gallery 16
Gallery 16 features the work of William Laven. Laven has photographed a strange type of toy--models of all the planes and helicopters that are used in the Iraq war. A neat exhibit. The photographs are beautiful.
Overall, I think the exhibition could use some humor. I would have taken some photographs of the models, and then molested them by assembling them incorrectly, mixing their parts to create broken, useless machines.
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April 29, 2005
Stivers at Modernism
Just went to a neat exhibition at Modernism on Market St. featuring Robert Stivers. Quite nice. Quite overpriced. At $2500 each, not one had sold.
Branches #1 (London), 2003
Tornado - Film Still with Telephone Pole, 2004
Modernism is a great gallery. They represent one of my favorite artists, Gottfried Helnwein. And if you visit in person, you'll get to see Helnwein's Modern Sleep.
Posted by chris at 06:45 PM
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