Symbols Opening at O'hanlon

 "Econ-Decon", "Gee!" and "A Real Money Maker"

My three pieces at O'Hanlon

SYMBOLS @ O'Hanlon opening tomorrow at 6pm

SYMBOLS

O’Hanlon Center for the Arts’ Gallery

September 3 – 26, 2013

Opening Reception: Tuesday,

September 3, 6 to 8 p.m.

On Tuesday, September 3, from 6 to 8 p.m., O’Hanlon Center for the Arts will present an open house and reception for its September juried exhibit “Symbols”.  The show runs through September 26, 2013.

“Symbols” will feature abstract and expressionistic mixed media art works that incorporate many types of meaningful symbols, emblems, designs, or crests that are internationally known or personally significant, ancient or modern, and that are integral to the design of the art piece.

Juror Greg Edwards is a painter, lithographer, and pen and ink artist residing in Oakland. He named to serve as a Commissioner for the Cultural Affairs Commission of the City of Oakland in 2002 and his last major project was the 5th Annual Concorso La Fenice, in Venice, Italy, in Fall, 2004. Mr. Edwards currently has drawings on exhibit at Linc Real Art Gallery in San Francisco and paintings installed at Ego Park Gallery in Oakland. Mr. Edwards’ work is also included in a survey exhibition of influential African American artists working in Los Angeles from 1945 through 1990 at The Municipal Art Gallery in Barnsdall Park, Hollywood, .

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Summer Soltice at O' Hanlon

"Escape Attempt" sits in the audience  

In good company at the Center

Vanny Presents 6/15

CBass installed

Installation of progressive images by (1) Cbass,  (2)James Vogel and video by James Parker.

Wabi Sabi Exhibition

getting behind my piece: "Escape Attempt"

Come see our work in Berkeley

Rebekah Brooks @ O'Hanlon

 "Myths of Your Life"

Nuala Creed and my entries into the
show, "Myths of Your Life", which was juried by Stacy Hassen, Curator of ARAS (Archive for Research in Archetypal Symbolism), San Francisco at the C. G. Jung Institute.

The show runs to the end of the month. 

Come see the work in this wondeful space at the foot of Mt. Tamalpais.