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Artcards brings you to art April 13, 2010
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Weekly Outlook

A glorious upcoming week in the Bay, and not just for the weather. With great openings and hot lectures, what is a viewer to do?

Well, if you have time tonight, Tuesday, check out Iwona Blazwick, curator at the White Chapel in London, talk at CCA. Always-inspiring venues Creative Growth and Creativity Explored host their spring shows.

Ping Pong Gallery
and Adobe Backroom Gallery have intriguing openings, while Southern Exposure and SFMOMA have cool performance/interactive events. The week rounds out with a talk by Colter Jacobsen at UC Berkeley.


Editor's Picks

Tuesday:
+ Lecture: Iwona Blazwick "Just what is it that makes today's institutions so different, so appealing?" CCA Graduate Studies Lecture Series at California College for the Arts (CCA)
+ Lecture: Ian Colon "Laughing In Your Face" 21 Projects x 21 days x 21 Hours at Royal NoneSuch Gallery

Thursday:
+ Performance: "Laetitia Sonami and SUE-C" at SF MOMA
+ Workshop: Alison Pebworth, Jerome Waag "Good for What Ails You: the Americanitis Elixir" *Bring hand-picked fruits or herbs to share at Southern Exposure
+ "Sprung!" at Creative Growth
+ "Women hold up half the sky: Bay Area Posters of the 1970s and 1980s" curated by Lincoln Cushing at Local 123 view image »

Friday:
+ David Tomb "Borderland Birds / Aves Fronterizas" at Electric Works view image »
+ William T. Wiley "A Seek Wince of Evince" at Electric Works
+ Parker Ito "RGB Forever" at Adobe Books Backroom Gallery
+ Gwenael Rattke "Oktogon" curated by Joey Piziali, Vanessa Blaikie at Ping Pong Gallery view image »

Saturday:
+ Artist Talk: "Beauty Shop Culture" at SOMArts Cultural Center
+ Craig Doty "Two Nudes" at Important Projects view image »

Sunday:
+ Lecture: James Castle "A Retrospective" talk by Brenda Brueggemann and Katherine Sherwood at Berkeley Art Museum

Monday:
+ Colter Jacobsen "Graduate Lecture Series" at UC Berkeley (University of California)


Full Listings (All Art Events This Week)

Tuesday, April 13

"SALE (or how high the ocean)" at Adobe Books Backroom Gallery
Mission District: 3166 16th Street, 6-9pm

+ Lecture: Iwona Blazwick "Just what is it that makes today's institutions so different, so appealing?" CCA Graduate Studies Lecture Series at California College for the Arts (CCA)
Potrero Hill: 1111 Eighth Street , Timken Lecture Hall, 7pm

+ Lecture: Ian Colon "Laughing In Your Face" 21 Projects x 21 days x 21 Hours at Royal NoneSuch Gallery
Oakland: 4231 Telegraph Avenue, 7:30pm


Wednesday, April 14

Book launch: Steve Englehart "Batman: Yesterday and Tomorrow" at Cartoon Art Museum
SOMA: 655 Mission Street, $5 suggested donation, 7-9pm


Thursday, April 15

Carole A Feuerman "Reality Check" at Sculpturesite Gallery
SOMA: 201 3rd Street, Suite 102, 5:30-7:30pm

+ Performance: "Laetitia Sonami and SUE-C" at SF MOMA
SOMA: 151 Third Street, Mission Street, Phyllis Wattis Theater, FREE w/ Museum Admission, 9pm

Hung Liu "Drawings From Life And Death" at Rena Bransten Gallery
Downtown: 77 Geary Street, floor 2, 5:30-7:30pm

Mimi Chakarova "The Price of Sex" at Fifty Crows
Downtown: 49 Geary Street, floor 2, 5-7:30pm

"Where Are We?" at Creativity Explored
Mission District: 3245 16th Street, 7-9pm

+ Workshop: Alison Pebworth, Jerome Waag "Good for What Ails You: the Americanitis Elixir" *Bring hand-picked fruits or herbs to share at Southern Exposure
Mission District: 3030 20th Street , 7-9pm

+ "Sprung!" at Creative Growth
Oakland: 355 24th Street , 5-8pm

+ "Women hold up half the sky: Bay Area Posters of the 1970s and 1980s" curated by Lincoln Cushing at Local 123
Berkeley: 2049 San Pablo Avenue, at University Avenue, 5-7pm
view image »


Friday, April 16

+ David Tomb "Borderland Birds / Aves Fronterizas" at Electric Works
SOMA: 130 8th Street, 6-8pm
view image »

+ William T. Wiley "A Seek Wince of Evince" at Electric Works
SOMA: 130 8th Street, 6-8pm

? Open Studio: "SOMA Artists Studios" at SOMA Artists Studios
SOMA: 689 Bryant Street, (time not confirmed, check with gallery)

Daniel Ochoa, David Buckingham, Eva Mattes, Franco Mattes, Henry Jackson, Jason Dunda, Justin Quinn, Lars Theuerkauff, Linda Karshan , Mason Eubanks, Michael Tole, Owen Schuh, Patrick Gabler, Rex Ray, Will Marino "Inaugular Event" at Cain Schulte Gallery
Downtown: 251 Post Street, floor 2, 5-9pm

Carl Dobsky at John Pence Gallery
Downtown: 750 Post Street, 6-8pm

+ Parker Ito "RGB Forever" at Adobe Books Backroom Gallery
Mission District: 3166 16th Street, 6-10pm

+ Gwenael Rattke "Oktogon" curated by Joey Piziali, Vanessa Blaikie at Ping Pong Gallery
Mission District: 1240 22nd Street, 6-9pm
view image »

Justin Margitich, Ty Pownall, Yulia Pinkusevich "Palm at the End of the Mind" at Alphonse Berber Gallery
Berkeley: 2546 Bancroft Way, 6-9pm


Saturday, April 17

+ Artist Talk: "Beauty Shop Culture" at SOMArts Cultural Center
SOMA: 934 Brannan Street, 2-3pm

Performance: Ann Hirsch, Ben Vickers, Brad Troemel & Lauren Christiansen, Bryan Morello, Chris Coy, Duncan Malashock, Elna Frederick, Guthrie Lonergan, Iain Ball, Jon Rafman, Justin Kemp, Michelle Ceja, Mitch Trale, Petra Cortright, Ryder Ripps, Zach Shipko "n o m a i n b e t w e e n series: Avatar 4D" curated by Caitlin Denny, Parker Ito at NOMA Gallery
SOMA: 80 Maiden Lane, floor 3, 6:30-11:30pm

Ai Weiwei at Haines Gallery
Downtown: 49 Geary Street, floor 5, 3-5pm

Laurie Lambrecht "In Roy Lichtenstein's Studio" at Corden Potts Gallery
Downtown: 49 Geary Street, floor 2, 2-5pm

Alexa Giron, Anna Efanova, Anna Taranenko, Dilcia Giron, Mirena Rhee, Vera Costa, Ymke Dioquino "Exquisite Corpse II" at Market Street Gallery
Civic Center: 1554 Market Street, 6:30-10pm

Gordon Cook "UNSEEN" Works from a Family Collection curated by Steven Lopez at ArtZone 461 Gallery
Mission District: 461 Valencia Street, 5-8pm
view image »

Heidi McDowell, Holly Downing, Jhina Alvarado, Randy Beckelheimer, Ryan Reynolds "INTRODUCTIONS 2010" New Artists and Fresh Works curated by Steve Lopez at ArtZone 461 Gallery
Mission District: 461 Valencia Street, 5-8pm
view image »

Open Studio: "2010 Graduate Open Studios" at San Francisco Art Institute (Swell Gallery)
Potrero Hill: 2565 Third Street, Graduate Art Studios, 1-4pm

Jason Byers "Nowhere In Between" at Rowan Morrison Gallery
Oakland: 330 40th Street, 7-10pm

Alissa Goss, Tallulah Terryll "Round Rhythm" at The Compound Gallery
Oakland: 1167 65th Street, floor 1, 6-9pm

+ Craig Doty "Two Nudes" at Important Projects
Oakland: 5432 Boyd Avenue, floor 2, 6-9pm
view image »


Sunday, April 18

Performance: "resonant world: an afternoon of music by John Cage for the exhibit The Visionary Art of Morris Graves" at Meridian Gallery
Downtown: 535 Powell Street, Suggested donation: $10 general; $5 students/seniors, 3pm

+ Lecture: James Castle "A Retrospective" talk by Brenda Brueggemann and Katherine Sherwood at Berkeley Art Museum
Berkeley: 2626 Bancroft Way, at College Avenue, FREE w/ Museum Admission, 3pm

Open Studio: "Spring Open House" at Headlands Center for the Arts
Marin Headlands: 944 Fort Barry , off Bunker Road, floor 1-4, noon-4:30pm


Monday, April 19

Lecture: Loren Holland "Visiting Artists and Scholars Lecture" at San Francisco Art Institute
Russian Hill: 800 Chesnut Street, Free, 7:30pm

"23rd Annual Barclay Simpson Award Exhibition" at California College for the Arts (CCA)
Oakland: 5212 Broadway Avenue, at College Avenue, Tecoah Bruce Gallery at the Oliver Art Center, 5:30-7:30pm

+ Colter Jacobsen "Graduate Lecture Series" at UC Berkeley (University of California)
Berkeley: Kroeber Hall, 7-9pm


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