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Drawing Club - Paintings and Drawings by 7 CCA Graduates Opens Friday, January 23, 2009
Bryson Gill
Chi Birmingham
Casey Watson
Isaac Lin
Jay Nelson
Kyle Mock
Peter Scherrer
Rachel Kaye
Park Life's first show of 2009, Drawing Club, presents a group of artists that met and formed a tight-knit community while studying at California College of Arts and Crafts, now California College of the Arts (CCA).
The year was 2004, San Francisco, California. In the Mission District on Sunday mornings, Bryson Gill, Chi Birmingham, Casey Watson, Isaac Lin, Jay Nelson, Kyle Mock, Peter Scherrer and Rachel ...
Park Life December 2008 Update
We've expanded our retail space again this December and included a wall of new artists multiples and prints. Look for new multiples, prints and original works by Jason Jagel, Alexis Mackenzie, Zachary Rossman, Marina Luz, Paul Wackers (current Tournesol Award Winner), Ian Johnson, Tucker Nichols and a lot more. -------------
New Projects
We are excited ...
12.3.2008
9.26.2008
9.5.2008
Park Life is pleased to announce the opening of Ian Johnson's new show titled Other Rooms/Other Songs. Jazz greats are again the focus of Johnson's sensitively rendered, subtly nuanced figure drawings set against his distinctive backdrops of vibrant, graphically abstract color arrangements.
Opening Reception
Friday, July 18, 2008
7pm.
Park Life is pleased to announce a new exhibition of paintings by Holly Williams and Justin Gabbard.
This show represents some interesting differences from our past program. Although Holly and Justin's work are linked to past shows through the commonality of a narrative mode, their work differs in style and theme. Rather than representing ideas through well defined symbols, actions and characters, Holly and Justin use banal everyday images to convey their ideas.
Friday, July 18, 2008
7pm.
Park Life is pleased to announce a new exhibition of paintings by Holly Williams and Justin Gabbard.
This show represents some interesting differences from our past program. Although Holly and Justin's work are linked to past shows through the commonality of a narrative mode, their work differs in style and theme. Rather than representing ideas through well defined symbols, actions and characters, Holly and Justin use banal everyday images to convey their ideas.
8.1.2008
Saturday June 28, 2008 @ 7pm
This show represents some interesting differences from our past program. Although Holly and Justin's work are linked to past shows through the commonality of a narrative mode, their work differs in style and theme. Rather than representing ideas through well defined symbols, actions and characters, Holly and Justin use banal everyday images to convey their ideas.
7.29.2008
Matthew Palladino
Opening Reception - Friday 13th, 7pm - 10pm
June 13th - July 13th
Matthew Palladino's paintings allude to influences by early Mission School artists; colorful, flat, almost folky. From there his work diverges. His subject matter is raw, sexual, and violent; inspired by current media events and the rough edges of society. His shockingly honest portraits of American life expose all-too-real events in his ongoing narrative that tie his ...
