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NEWS
CURRENT
Chris Sollars in:
E.P.A.(Environmental Performance Actions),
EXIT
ART
March 15 – May 3 Extended through May 17, 2008
Opening Saturday March 15, 7-9pm
Exit Art is pleased to announce the opening of E.P.A. (Environmental Performance Actions), the first project of S.E.A, a large-scale program dealing with current environmental concerns and the way artists respond to them. E.P.A is a group exhibition surveying recent performance work from around the world that addresses current environmental crises. The exhibition will consist of videos, photographs, texts, related ephemera and a film program documenting recent performances.
Curator, Amy Lipton, and founder/co-curator Patricia Watts of ecoartspace, a leading international environmental arts organization
ARTISTS
Brandon Ballengée, Vaughn Bell/Sarah Kavage/Nicole Kistler, Mark
Brest van Kempen, Carissa Carman/Joanna Lake, Center for Tactical Magic,
Susanne Cockrell/Ted Purves, Xavier Cortada, Carrie Dashow/Jesse Pearlman
Karlsberg/The Society for a Subliminal State, Erica Fielder, Ozzie Forbes,
Futurefarmers, , Fritz Haeg, Amy Howden-Chapman, Basia Irland, Scot Kaplan,
Carolyn Lambert, Robin Lasser, Kathryn Miller, Matthew Moore, Eve S. Mosher,
EcoArtTech: Christine Nadir/Cary Peppermint, Andrea Polli and Joe Gimore
with scientific collaborator Dr. Patrick Market, Rapid Response (Cobb/Fend/Fischer/Meyer),
James Reed and Social Sculpture Research Unit/Earth Agenda Projects, Tod
Seelie/Miss Rockaway Armada, Austin Shull, Brooke Singer/Brian Rigney
Hubbard, Anne-Katrin Spiess, Chris Sollars
Exit Art is located at 475 Tenth Avenue at 36th Street. Exit Art is open each Tuesday through Thursday, 10 am – 6 pm; and LATE Friday, 10 am – 8 pm AND Saturday, noon – 8 pm Closed Sunday and Monday. There is a suggested donation of $5. For more information call 212-966-7745.
Panopti(con):
Curated
by: Martin Durazo
Bank Gallery
March
22-April 26, 2008
Opening Reception: Saturday, March 22, 6 – 8PM
The artists in this exhibition; Kiki Seror, Kottie Paloma, Ichiro Irie, Chris Tallon, Christopher Pate, Chris Sollars, Osvaldo Trujillo, Rafael Gallardo, Michael Dee, Anders Lansing, Jonathan Furmanski, Sherin Guirguis, Christopher Haun, Tim Nolan, Martin Durazo, Skip Arnold and Gordon Dalton, all take literal and metaphorical cues from the interpretation of Benthams panoptic theory and imagery. The work debates systems of power and control, security and surveillance.
BANK
125 W. 4th St. Los Angeles, CA 90013
Gallery Hours: TUES. – SAT. 11am-5pm
lorraine@bank-art.com
http://www.bank-art.com
Chris Sollars in Grown-Ups of the Corn:
Opening
Reception November 10th 6-9p.m.
Curated by: Kottie Paloma
The Grown-Ups of the Corn Artists: John Dwyer Joe Roberts Nic Chaffin Karla Milosevech Archie McKay Jack Hanley Marsea Goldberg Brian Storts Sean McFarland Lindsey White Fred Rinne Jarrett Mitchell Martin Durazo Chris Corales Alison Pebworth Chris Sollars
Kottie Paloma and the Friends Gallery
NOV 10-24, 2007
1005 Market Street #306 San Francisco, CA (415) 571-1688
For
more information or to make an appointment to see the current show please
contact:
Director/ Curator: Chris Sollars info@667shotwell.com
p. 415-821-1295
Gallery Hours by request
PREVIOUS
Chris Sollars in The
Innocent Gaze:
Hisham Bharoocha, Ted Riederer, Leslie Shows, Chris Sollars,
Erika Somogyi, Edmund Wyss
curated by Dina Pugh
August 3 - 26, 2007
@
Jack Hanley Gallery San Francisco
Looking for Lost America
Alison Pebworth's Roadside Show & Tell
The
Roadside Show & Tell hits the road for a 8 month cross country tour
Looking for Lost America.
Bon
Voyage!
Wednesday
May 10
745 Ashbury (between Waller and Frederick)
San Francisco
7:30pm
Opening Reception: Thursday, December 7, 6-9 PM;
Listening: Living Art from Japan and San Francisco
Opening Reception Saturday Dec 9, 2006
8:00 PM - LATE
Live Performance by Aki Sasamoto at 7:30 PM
December 7-16, 2006
Featuring Kurt Bigenho, Charlie Callahan, Josh Churchill, Renee Delores, Takashi Horisaki, Tomoko Iwata, Marisa Jahn, Keisuke Kondo, Takuro Kotaka, Akinori Matsuba, Yoshinori Niwa, Joslin Pollard, Aki Sasamoto, Chris Sollars, and Ayako Washitake
Joshua Churchill Standing at the Edge of the World, C-print 2006
Curated by Joslin Pollard, Yoshinori Niwa, and Yuka Yokoyama
Accumulative
Dissipation
Southern Exposure - San Francisco,CA
Chris Sollars' Solo Exhibition featuring:
SUV RUB and the video installation Pile of Trash.
Closing Saturday Feb 18, 2006
4:00 - 5:00PM
Malleable:
curated by Sanford Biggers
Featuring: Leslie Hewitt, Kelly Kaczynski, Clifford Owens, and Chris
Sollars
Chris Sollars' Solo Exhibition featuring:
The video installation Pile of Trash.
Feb 1 - 24, 2006
Opening Thursday 5:00 - 7:00PM
PILE
Featuring work by the Pile of Trash People
667 SHOTWELL
Opening Saturday Feb 18, 2006
7:30 PM - LATE
For
more information or to make an appointment to see the current show please
contact:
Director/ Curator: Chris Sollars info@667shotwell.com
p. 415-821-1295
Follow
the Leader: with Mark Shunney, Alison Pebworth, Jerome Waag
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Feb 23 6-8 PM
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts
San Francisco, CA
Previous 667 Shotwell Shows:
Martin Durazo "Affirmation Juice"
& Chris' Birthday Party
Opening Saturday April 16, 2005
7:00 PM - till Late
Opening Saturday March 19, 2005
March 19 - April 11
Opening Wednesday February 16, 2005
February 16 - March 14
7:00 PM - 9:30 PM
Melt the Pot: Cooked and be Cooked
Saturday January 1, 2005
Cooking starts at 6:00 PM
catered by Jerome Waag & 667Shotwell
Tuesday February 8, 2005
7:00 PM
"RED & BLUE"
Tuesday November 23, 2004
6:00 - 9:30 PM
November 23 - December 22
667SHOTWELL on WPS1 radio
Jan 10 -17 2005
Alison Pebworth
111 Minna Gallery
November 4 - 27
RSST Wednesdays 2:00 - 7:00
Tues - Fri 12-5
1st Thursday Opening Night Photos & Review:
To view click here and scroll half way down the page:
Opening : Thursday November 4, 2004 7:30 PM - 11:00 PM
Saturday November 20, 2004 6:00 - 9:00 PM
Sunday November 21, 2004 5:30 - 8:00 PM
October 23 - Nov 21
a series of works by the people to address what is left out of the discussion for the Presidential and local elections.
Show includes works by: Linda Swanson, Peter Cordova w/ Alison Pebworth, Robert Shetterly, Rural Research Labs, Ryan Singel, Sean Garrison, Tyler Drosdeck, + Chris Sollars, 3rd Debate Q & A, & Top 3 Left out List
Monday September 13, 2004 10:00 PM - 1:00 AM
STENCIL
CUT OUT PARTY & Video Screening
an INSTANT
COFFEE After Hours Event
***Sponsored by SOEX
and 667Shotwell***
+
"While you were
away: Mail Art Show"
Letters and artworks sent to 667Shotwell over the summer.
STENCIL
CUT OUT PARTY
An IC multiple featuring stencil designs by: Acamonchi, Michael Barker,
Cecilia Berkovic, Michael Buckland, James Carl, Kelly Coats, Timothy Comeau,
Dave Dyment, Fastwürms, Jill Henderson, Instant Coffee, Luis Jacob,
Jinhan Ko, Nestor Kruger, Colleen Langford, Kate Monro, Will Munro, Richard
Moszka & Juan Pablo Garcia, Jade Rude, Jon Sasaki, Kika Thorne, Holly
Ward * Also: DIY DJ booth Craft out.
+
A screening of Mexican videos curated by Txema Novella with works by Alfredo
Hubar & Emilio Acevedo, Miguel Calderon, Kelly Coats & Yvonne
Davalos, Txema, Gabriel Acevedo, Renato Ornelas, Yibran Asuad & Miguel
Calderon.
* Special bonus. Alchemy and Mysticism screening of music based videos
curated by IC.
Instant Coffee is a service-oriented artist collective whose members include Ceclilia Berkovic, Jinhan Ko, Kate Monro, Jenifer Papararo, and Jon Sasaki Based in Toronto and Vancouver CANADA
Saturday September 4, 2004 7:30 - 10:00 PM
"While you were away: Mail Art Show"
Letters and artworks sent to 667Shotwell over the summer.
For more info and deadline click here.
COMING SOON:
October
- November
"Inviting in the Left Out"
November - December
"Lee Walton"
Please Contact 667Shotwell for exact exhibition dates.
Friday April 24, 2004 7:30 - 10:00 PM
It Can Change
"There has been a break in time"
Since 1999 It Can Change has been making magazines, rapping, releasing records, distributing creativity, putting on art shows, and taking back the streets block by block from Guadalajara to NY, Detroit to Paris, Miami to LA; Portland to Germany; Oakland to Amsterdam. They now return with their break in time San Francisco roots to 667Shotwell.
Roadside
Elixir
a pharmacopoeia of events curated by Affiliate Artist Claudia Tennyson
at
the Headlands Center for the Arts
Spring Open House
Sunday, April 25, 2004, noon-5pm
(directions below)
featuring:
Junipero Serra's Heart in a Jar
With volunteer docent John Graham
El Fornio Historical Society
Crank Therapy
With Donna Keiko Ozawa
Roadside Show and Tell
with Alison Pebworth
Sentence Diagnostic
With Indigo Som
Street Repair
With Claudia Tennyson
Meet My Mom
With Jerome Waag
Directions to Headlands: from the south: HWY 101 North to the Alexander
Ave exit, turn right toward Sausalito,take the first left and proceed
through the one-way tunnel. Follow Bunker Road for two miles. Fork left
onto Field Road. Turn left onto Bodsworth Road and left again at Simmonds
Road. Go staight to Headlands Center for the Arts. Roadside Elixir will
be set up on the hill near buildings 960 &961, above the Nike Missile
Site.
Friday March 12, 2004 6:00 - 8:00 PM
March 12 - April 10
Chris Sollars "Come Walk With Me"
Suite 106 Gallery
112 Mercer St.; New York, NY 10012
212-274-9166 info@suite106.com
Come Walk With Me: A love street flock down 3-D total environment "Happening" with SF sound explosions from the love generation, Clothing Swap, and Homemade Food and Brew for the bi-coastal American feel good machine.
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CONNECTIONS
Inspired by the television series "Connections," created by Science Historian, James Burke.
" Short Circuits" - A screening curated by Hector Escarraman
Friday, May 9, 2003. 7:30 PM $5
in Conjunction with CONNECTIONS a show curated by Chris Sollars at the Balazo Gallery March 16
A night of shorts inspired by the themes from the television series "Connections," created by Science Historian, James Burke. .Burke our virtual host, will present a series of film and videos including "Worms" a film by Sharif Nakhleh, showing what some of us are willing to do for the almighty dollar; "Cafe", a film by Jess Fulton, depicts an Oakland in the mid-nineties; and "Haunt," by Nick DiSessa a mix of shorts, one can literally find the "connections." Other filmmakers include Tina Eislinger, Jeremy Roylance, and Matt Levie. We hope to encourage the filmakers and viewers to make new connections, new links, or new possibilities for the way seemingly disparate concepts interconnect.
Mike Arcega, Liz Cohen, John Graham, It Can Change, Alison Pebworth,
Amy Rathbone, Brian Storts, Matt Volla, & Lee Walton
Connected by Chris Sollars
Friday, May 16, 2003. 8:00 PM- 12:00 AM
Balazo Gallery 2811 Mission @ 24th St
May 16 - May 25
Sat & Sun 2:00 - 6:00 PM; Mon - Fri 5:00 - 7:00 PM or by appointment
for more info or to arrange an appointment contact: chris@667shotwell.com
The Premise: Select a group of individuals and a series of art works by each. An artist's series will focus on one topic or theme that relates to the ideas generated by social political, physical, or personal connections. The idea of the show is to bring together a diversity of mediums and genres and allowing the concept of connections to override these differences. By selecting a broad spectrum of work and allowing the artists to link the past with the present, to show the development process of an idea/theme in the work, we hope to encourage the artists and viewers to make new connections, new links, or new possibilities for the way seemingly disparate concepts interconnect.
