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SFMOMA Artists Gallery
Date:
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Time:
5:30 PM
-
7:30 PM
Event Type:
Other
Organizer/Author:
Location Details:
SFMOMA Artists Gallery at Fort Mason
Building A, Fort Mason Center
San Francisco, CA
Building A, Fort Mason Center
San Francisco, CA
SFMOMA ARTISTS GALLERY
Currently at Fort Mason
Lisa Curet, Keira Kotler, Indira Martina Morre
March 18 -April 23
Opening reception: Thursday, March 18, 5:30 -7:30 p.m.
Bay Area–artist Lisa Curet’s work channels and incorporates qualities found in pattern painting. Layer upon layer of shapes and color are applied, creating a tension between the varied surfaces. The combined results are flooded with resin, sealing and fusing the multiple applications. Inspired by travel and human interaction, she views her works as metaphors for one’s conscious perception of the world outside.
Keira Kotler is interested in the pure experience of color without the context of a given subject matter. Recently included in two notable exhibitions addressing spirituality and the sublime, her work focuses on light, shadow, and what she describes as the “subtle nuances found in common experiences.” This exhibition debuts a new series of paintings that further her interest with psychological introspection.
Indira Martina Morre applies multiple layers of white gesso on canvas and renders them to a rich satin finish. Here, she creates floating fields of her personalized markings made from graphite, charcoal, and pastel. In suspended masses, they imply an inner space suggesting psychological galaxies. Concerned with the influence of technology upon human cognitive experience, the paintings, while delicately beautiful, whisper an ambivalent tone.
Currently at Fort Mason
Lisa Curet, Keira Kotler, Indira Martina Morre
March 18 -April 23
Opening reception: Thursday, March 18, 5:30 -7:30 p.m.
Bay Area–artist Lisa Curet’s work channels and incorporates qualities found in pattern painting. Layer upon layer of shapes and color are applied, creating a tension between the varied surfaces. The combined results are flooded with resin, sealing and fusing the multiple applications. Inspired by travel and human interaction, she views her works as metaphors for one’s conscious perception of the world outside.
Keira Kotler is interested in the pure experience of color without the context of a given subject matter. Recently included in two notable exhibitions addressing spirituality and the sublime, her work focuses on light, shadow, and what she describes as the “subtle nuances found in common experiences.” This exhibition debuts a new series of paintings that further her interest with psychological introspection.
Indira Martina Morre applies multiple layers of white gesso on canvas and renders them to a rich satin finish. Here, she creates floating fields of her personalized markings made from graphite, charcoal, and pastel. In suspended masses, they imply an inner space suggesting psychological galaxies. Concerned with the influence of technology upon human cognitive experience, the paintings, while delicately beautiful, whisper an ambivalent tone.
For more information:
http://www.sfmoma.org/pages/artists_gallery
Added to the calendar on Thu, Mar 11, 2010 4:21PM
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