This art show promises to bring the viewer a little closer to that sound in their own head that won’t stop going, even when it is quiet, wait - is it ever really quiet? The show is an attempt by curator Rich Jacobs, to bring a lot of different influences together, and show people that are open to it, that sound, noise and even music can all be neighbors. They don’t have to get along, but they can be next to one another, at least for a month on the walls at Park Life. There will be plenty of things to see, hear, experience, and even learn from in this show; sculptural works, flat drawings, paintings, and photographs will sit on the walls next to sound pieces and home-made instruments, made specifically for this exhibition.
Featuring..
eric white
cody hudson w/ zachary mastoon
richard mcguire
chris shary
jason polan
cynthia connolly
ian johnson
chris duncan
jordin isip
alex kopps
brian flynn
tim kerr
pat graham
jeff canham and luke bartels
yuri shibuya
andy ward
dora drimalas
kyle ranson
and more…
http://www.parklifestore.com/220 Clement Street
San Francisco, CA 94118
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Haroshi makes his art by recycling pieces of old skateboards. Still an avid skater, its only natural that he began to make are pieces by using old defunct skateboards. To Haroshi, his art pieces are equal to his skateboards, and that means they are his life itself. They're his communication tool with both himself, and the outside world.
Paper engineer Matt Shlian's folded pieces create kinetic sculptures which have lead to collaborations with scientists at the University of Michigan. smart smart paper.
Phil Frost, a self-taught artist whose paintings and sculptures that usually are a result of collaging and layering of images, along with the formation of hand-made, often symmetrical black and white patterns.... lovely.
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