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Nearly 200 artists will open their studios this weekend at
Hunters Point Shipyard from 11am to 6pm! This is the LAST SF Open Studios weekend!
Download the Weekend 4 map or peruse the Online Guide by visiting
artspan.org; enter an artist's name, location, weekend, neighborhood, style, or medium in the
FIND ART(ists) search box in the upper right-hand corner. Studio listings and the corresponding map can also be found in this week's SF Bay Guardian.
Guides will be available in Building 101 at Hunters Point Shipyard. Please note that the Exhibition at SOMArts Gallery is now closed.
Directions to Hunters Point Shipyard:
(Carpooling is recommended.)
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From North or South on HWY 101 - Take Cesar Chavez exit. Go east on Cesar Chavez. Turn right onto Third Street. Turn left onto Evans. Evans becomes Innes near the PG&E plant and brings you to the Shipyard front gate.
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From North or South on HWY 280 - Take Cesar Chavez exit. Go east on Cesar Chavez. Turn right ont 3rd Street. Turn left onto Evans. Evans becomes Innes near the PG&E plant and brings you to the Shipyard front gate.
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Public Transit - Muni line 19
In this issue:
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SF Open Studios Artist Preview Parties
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SF Open Studios Audience Survey
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ArtSpan's Art Enthusiast Membership
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Premier and Participating Artist Bulletin: The Place to Go to Know Your Arts
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For the Artists
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SF Open Studios Artist Preview Parties
Get a sneak peak of these artists' work before they open their studios to the public during their SF Open Studios weekend! RSVP is required only if indicated.
Weekend 4: Friday, 10/30
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Sharon Beals at Hunters Point Shipyard, Bldg. 116, #9.
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Monica Denevan,
Robin Denevan at Hunters Point Shipyard, Bldg. 116, 6-9pm. RSVP to
rdenevan@yahoo.com.
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Kurt Glowienke &
Dimitri Kourouniotis at Hunters Point Shipyard, Bldg. 116, 6-9pm. RSVP to
wareness@yahoo.com.
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Carol Jessen &
Tachina Rudman-Young at Hunters Point Shipyard, Bldg. 101, #2113, 6-9pm, live music, food, & drink.
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Support the art community at
Hunters Point Shipyard in an Annual Benefit Auction taking place during the last weekend of SF Open Studios, 10/31 and 11/1, 5-7pm, or participate in proxy bidding throughout the weekend for the chance to take home artwork by SF Open
Studios 2009 Shipyard Artists. Click
here to buy bid numbers and view the auction preview online. Also, new this year, is a raffle. The event supports
Shipyard Trust for the Arts, a non-profit arts organization dedicated to conserving affordable art, creating arts exhibition and education programs, and supporting arts programs in the surrounding community.
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SF Open Studios Audience Survey
Thank you for attending SF Open Studios 2009! ArtSpan requests that SF Open Studios attendees participate in our biennial
Audience Survey. The data collected helps ArtSpan design programs, report to funders, and educate artists. Click
here to begin the 5 minute survey. Thank you for your participation! We look forward to hearing your feedback! The survey will close December 11, 2009.
ArtSpan will send a separate survey to participating SF Open Studios Artists shortly.
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ArtSpan Art Enthusiast Membership
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Join ArtSpan as an
Art Enthusiast Member! ArtSpan Members, an integral part of our community, enjoy a variety of benefits and the knowledge that their participation in ArtSpan events supports a Bay Area where artists can thrive. Your annual membership
fee directly supports SF Open Studios and Art for City Youth, programs that serve 800 local artists and 700 students.
Benefits include mailing of the SF Open Studios Guide in September, advance discount tickets to SF Open Studios Event, and Exclusive, members-only collectors reception. (Normally $30, on sale until 11/15/2009.) $25 tax-deductible.
Visit
artspanmembership.eventbrite.com for more information and to purchase online.
After you have purchased your membership, indicate the artist (or his/her map number) who encouraged you to join.
Pictured above, courtesy of
Trish Tunney Photography: SF Open Studios artists
Melissa Wagner and
Mike Kimball, who is also on the Open Studios Committee.
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Premier and Participating Artist Bulletin: The Place to Go to Know Your Arts
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All announcements are from registered 2009 SF Open Studios Artists.
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Sevilla Granger presents "Leaf and Limb" - 3 painters points of view on the trees around us on 11/7, 6-9pm at
Back to the Picture SOMA Gallery. Her piece, entitled "Pacifica," was selected for the international juried exhibition "Shorelines" at the
Rockport Center for the Arts in Rockport, TX. Three large pieces were selected for the juried exhibition "Celebrating Monterey County and will be on view for the next year at the
Monterey County Center. Four of her pieces are hanging in the store front windows of
EZDG Design Group, 1246 18th St. She is completing a large commission for
RCD Architects which will be featured in the community center of Shinsei
Gardens, their new housing development in Alameda.
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Marc Ellen Hamel is part of a group show "Going North" by Nordic 5 Arts at Eddie Rhodes Gallery, Contra Costa College, 2600 Mission Bell Dr., San Pablo, CA, now to 10/30.
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Mike Kimball is showing his works at City Arts Gallery, 828 Valencia, SF, now until 10/31; and at Sanchez Art Center, 1220 Linda Mar Blvd., Pacifica, 10/30 to 12/5.
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Aliona Kazakova is showing in "
Inclusions" with three other artists at the City College Art Gallery, Visual Arts Building, Rm 119, CCSF, 50 Phelan Ave., 11/9 to 12/10. Opening Reception: 11/11, 5-8pm.
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Two of
Sonia Melnikova-Raich's works have been acquired by the City of Lafayette for its public art collection to be on permanent display at he new Lafayette Public Library. She is also part of a group show "Dementions," the Fourth Annual
Halloween Exhibit at Eclectix Gallery in El Cerrito now to 11/29.
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Karl Roeseler is part of a group show at the SF Convention and Visitors Bureau, featuring 6 figurative paintings from his "Black & White Paintings" series, now until 12/11. His work is also exhibited in the upstairs dining loft of
Tokyo Go Go.
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For the Artists
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Available Studios & Workshops:
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If you are an artist who meditates, loves New Mexico and Georgia O'Keeffe, you may want to join 3 of us who have signed up for this 2-day meditation retreat in Santa Fe, 11/6 to 11/10, 2 nights to visit the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, ghost
ranch (where O'Keeffe used to live), and surrounding areas. Airfare is running about $200 round trip. Click
here for more info. Contact Daniele Erville at
realove@att.net to attend.
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SOMA Artists Studios has two studio opportunities coming up: 1) Available Nov 1, a share situation with a photographer, about 125 square feet and is $230/mo. 2) Available Dec 1, separate studio, great light, about 230 square feet, $441/mo.
If interested, call Jana Grover at 415 710-6083 or Linda Colnett at 415 602-5434.
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"Promoting Your Art in Today's Economy" Fourth Annual Art Marketing Workshop on 11/14, 9:30am to 3:30pm at Fort Mason, Rm. C-205. Registration is $85 and includes $51 worth of free reports and MP3 recording on how to promote your art,.
Register
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Calls for Entry
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The Green Art Project, a weekly online magazine with the latest highlights on Green Art - art with reclaimed materials - is seeking to feature SF Open Studios artists. Contact Jane Corrigan at 415.519.7176 or
jane.corrigan@mac.com.
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WE Artspace, 768 40th St., Oakland is organizing an art/craft show/fair for the 2009 Holiday season. Contact
info@weartspace.com for more info.
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Deadline 11/4/09. Artist listings in the East Bay Express ProArts Holiday Guide to promote your open studio or holiday show. Publication date: 11/25. Discounted rates for ProArts members and non-members. More info
here.
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Deadline: 11/6/09. The Creative Work Fund invites letters of inquiry for projects in which artists and nonprofit organizations collaborate to create new works. Grants range from $10,000 to $40,000. In 2010, projects featuring visual
artists or performing artists are eligible to apply. More info at
creativeworkfund.org.
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Deadline: 11/13/09. Donate to or volunteer at
Visual Aid's Big Blue Deal, to be held on 11/14. Call 415.777.8242 or e-mail
julie@visualaid.org with questions.
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Lindsay Barrick, Editor
ArtSpan
, a 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization, builds a community connecting the public to visual arts in San Francisco. Through SF Open Studios, youth and adult education, and art-centric events, ArtSpan creates a platform for artists to thrive,
fostering a Bay Area community that values the arts.
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