NOONAN UNLOCKED
A Collective Collaboration
05.18.24 - 05.19.24 Noon - 5pm
In collaboration with Pier 70 SF and Brookfield Properties
Showcasing creative diversity and artistic process, highlighting individual projects, current works and explored concepts like printmaking, painting, pottery, sculpture, experimental video and more.
Over 40 years in the making.
NOONAN UNLOCKED
A Collective Collaboration
12.03.22 11am-5pm
In association with Pier 70 SF
Showcasing creative diversity and artistic process, highlighting individual projects, current works and explored concepts from film to printmaking to experimental video and sound and jewelry making.
enter off of 20th St. @ Michigan St. & follow the signs
Over 40 years in the making.
Blinded
A photographer's job is, literally, to see. But what happens when this ability to see and process the outside world is cut off, either physically or psychologically?
Over the past two years we were forced by the pandemic into the interior spaces of our homes, unable to engage in the larger social world. But there are also mental cages where the understanding of the world outside is obscured and unable to come into focus.
This series of images photographically represents that state of mind. Our sense of the world is blinded and confused. There are patterns of light and dark but are those patterns making sense? Shadows and light flash across our mental screen as we try to translate these images into a coherent state of mind.
Captured with a Polaroid SX-70 camera on instant film, these images create an immediate exploration of internal chaos when the blinds are drawn.
Adorna Galeria, Rua do Rosário, n. 147, 4050-523 Porto, Portugal
Opening September 22 through October 30
NOONAN UNLOCKED
A Collective Collaboration
11.13.21 - 11.14.21 12pm-5pm
Showcasing creative diversity and artistic process, highlighting individual projects, current works and explored concepts from film to printmaking, to experimental video & sound.
enter off of 20th St. @ Michigan St. & follow the signs
Over 40 years in the making.
Nancy Caten - Hand Forged Jewelry
W H E N: Saturday March 21
11AM till 6PM
W H E R E:
Austin Press Studios
Noonan Building
Pier 70, Suite 108, San Francisco
Follow the signs from 20th Street and Illinois Street
ARTISTS
Gratta Wines
Tartlet Bar
Yes Pudding
Romeo's Ear - Flowers by Sher
Nancy Caten - Hand Forged Jewelry
Austin Press
Rico & Nicole - Acoustic Musicians
W H E N:
Friday
May 17, 2019
THE HAPPY HOURS
5 pm till 10 pm
W H E R E:
Austin Press Studios
Noonan Building
Pier 70
follow the signs at the end of 22nd St.
San Francisco, CA
I am honored to have this solo exhibition "FUSION" opening at Studio Shop Gallery in Burlingame, CA.
About 25 of my paintings will be in the show, mostly recent work - as well as a few earlier pieces.
The Opening Reception is Friday, March 9th, 6:00pm to 8:30pm,
with a brief Artist Talk / Q&A at 6:15pm.
Please come by for a look. We look forward to seeing you!
STUDIO SHOP GALLERY
244 Primrose Road,
Burlingame, CA 94010
TEL: 650-344-1378
www.thestudioshop.com
"Introrse" acrylic on canvas, 24" x 48"
"Longshore" acrylic on canvas, 48" x 36"
Interlaced
Assembled from the airwaves, shot from a cathode ray-gun, these images are literally stitched together, interlaced to resemble our collective unconscious. Dreams, fantasies, desires and nightmares are projected onto the screen as an electron dance painted at 15,750 lines per second.
We watch TV both passively and aggressively. Passive because we are receiving from outside our imagination, yet aggressive because we control the conduit to our id. Change channel, pause , repeat, surf, tune in or tune out, we are always searching for a resonance within our own sense of identity.
The images included in this project are a result of photographing an assortment of CRT TV’s with an SX-70 Polaroid camera. The photographs are not manipulated beyond the controls of the TV itself. They reflect both the manifest perceptions of Rico Schwartzberg and the visions of a consumerist society at large. Beamed through the airwaves, vibrating through the megahertz, they are finally captured, making the ephemeral concrete.
Adorna Corações Gallery, Rua do Rosário, n. 147, 4050-523 Porto, Portugal
Opening September 16 through November 17
The late Lou Silver Harrison (1917-2003) was one of America's most original and revered composers, born May 14th, 1917, in Portland, Oregon. The world is celebrating the 100th anniversary of his birth with concerts everywhere. On May 20, Bay Area music non-profit Other Minds will produce a concert devoted exclusively to some major highlights of Harrison’s infectious output. The Noonan Building’s Mark Abramson is currently working as Production Director for Other Minds.
The concert will be held at the Mission Dolores basilica, at the corner of Dolores Street and 16th Street in San Francisco’s Mission District. Among the work to be presented is La Koro Sutro (The Heart Sutra, in Esperanto), for 65 choristers, organ, harp and gamelan, and the Suite for Violin and American Gamelan, co-composed with Richard Dee, and simply put, a solid gold musical masterpiece. Nicole Paiement of San Francisco’s Opera Parallèle will conduct.
OTHER MINDS FESTIVAL 22
LOU HARRISON GAMELAN MASTERPIECES
Saturday, May 20, 2017, 7:30 pm
Mission Dolores Basilica
3321 16th St., San Francisco CA
Buy tickets for OM 22 Concert 2: Lou Harrison Gamelan Masterpieces
48 Pillars was inspired by a chance encounter at Flax with a close-out sale of deep vertical panels, 48” x 12” x 1 5/8”. 24 local Bay Area artists will produce two pieces each on these identically sized panels that will exactly ring the gallery – 48 works total.
is is the second exhibition at Arc Gallery that is essentially a “structural con- straint” show. e other exhibition is our iconic annual, end of summer exhibi- tion, FourSquared. In both exhibitions, the artists are unconstrained in subject matter except to the extent that works need to be a series; but they are constrained in format. It should be visually stunning.
Michael Yochum, Curator
Thomas Reynolds Gallery, 1906 Fillmore St.
Through April 16th
Hours: noon to 6 pm; Wednesday to Sunday
The Luso-American Education Foundation is presenting the photography of Rico Schwartzberg from his several trips to Portugal over the past few years. The images will be concentrating on the urban landscape with emphasis on street art as well as the transformative architecture of recent years.
The presentation is titled Framed Portugal at San Jose State University, on Saturday, March 11 at the Compean Student Union Building, Rooms 2A and 2B, 3:30 - 4:30PM. Rico will be co-presenting with Valerie Mendoza (Director of the Photography Program at SJSU).
AUSTIN PRESS CELEBRATES
SFMADE WEEK
IN OUR NEW STUDIO!
Saturday, May 14th 11am - 6pm
Joining AP for our one day Open Studio will be:
nancy caten: jewelry
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M Square Press: Hand Made Books
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UNDECLARED: Live Acoustic Cocktail Hour Set from 5-6PM
Daniel Phill - Conversations On Color and Abstraction
Karan Ruhlen Gallery, Santa Fe, NM
September 25 - October 9, 2015 Opening Reception: Friday, Sept 25, 5:00-7:00pm
I look forward to being in Santa Fe for this reception. Please stop by and say hello if you are in the area.
Daniel Phill at SFMOMA Artists Gallery
Fort Mason Center
September 12 - October 22, 2015 Opening Reception: Wednesday, September 16, 5:00-7:00pm
My work in the show will include about 16 recent paintings and works on paper. It would be great to see you there at the reception on September 16th. Kind regards, Daniel
SFMOMA Artists Gallery, Fort Mason Center, 2 Marina Blvd. Building A, San Francisco, CA 94123
