Transmissions Gallery, at 1177 San Pablo Ave. in Berkeley (a bit north of Gilman St.) and convenient to the freeway, is holding its first holiday sale and exhibition, through Christmas Eve.
Be sure to come to the opening reception on Thursday, November 16, 5–9 p.m. There will be fun, refreshments, cool people to talk to, 11 of my prints, and many pieces from other artists, so stop by, have a look, and say hello.
(Originally scheduled to run one year, now extended into September 2007.) All five of the images I submitted were selected for inclusion in this show. For the next year, they will be on display on the Fourth Floor of Berkeley’s Martin Luther King Jr. Civic Center Building (also known as City Hall) at 2180 Milvia St.
A reception will be held on Thursday, September 28, 3–5 p.m., in the Civic Center’s Outer Courtyard. Opening remarks will be made by Berkeley’s mayor, city manager, and city council members. The Crowden Music Center Quartet will provide music. A tour of the exhibition will be led at 4:00 by Robbin Henderson, Executive Director of the Berkeley Art Center, and Archana Horsting of Kala Institute, who together helped coordinate the show.
I’m excited to again participate in Pro Arts’ East Bay Open Studios, which takes place over the first two weekends of June and involves over 400 artists. I’ll have new work on display, so please stop by between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m., say hello, and see my work. I’m told it looks much better in person than on the web.
The brand new Transmissions Gallery, at 1177 San Pablo Ave. in Berkeley (between Gilman St. and Marin Ave.), convenient to the freeway, is exhibiting my night photography. Be sure to come to their grand opening party on Saturday, February 18. It’ll be a lot of fun—live music by Rondo Brothers, refreshments, and cool people to talk to. Please go take a look. Through May 13.
For the first time, I have an entry in 
the Annual Members’ Showcase at the Berkeley Art Center. The work is shown salon style and promises to vary in media, style, and almost every other attribute you can think of. It’ll be worth a look. The show runs through February 25.
Late note: Overpass 1 won me an honorable mention! (The only other award type granted is finalist.)
I’m excited to again be participating in this year’s Berkeley Artisans Holiday Open Studios. The last weekend in November and the first three weekends in December, I’ll be hosting visitors at Studio Rasa in the historic Sawtooth Building in Berkeley. The address is 933 Parker St.
This is a great opportunity to shop for everyone on your “nice” list. And come see my 24″×30″ print of Bench and Poles.
I’m excited to again participate in Pro Arts’ East Bay Open Studios, which takes place the first two weekends in June and involves up to 500 East Bay artists. Please stop by to see my work in person, much bigger and in more detail than you can on your screen.
This time, I’ll be exhibiting at the south end of the historic Sawtooth Building in Berkeley, at 933 Parker St. (at Eighth St.). My work will be at Studio Rasa, a beautiful yoga studio and community arts space.
I’m excited to be participating in this year’s Berkeley Artisans Holiday Open Studios. The last weekend in November (the 27/28) and the first three in December (4/5, 11/12, 18/19), 11 a.m.–6 p.m. on both Saturdays and Sundays, I’ll be hosting visitors in my studio.
You can buy gifts for people on your “nice” list, such as matted and framed work in sizes down to 4″×5″, a Night Photos screen saver for the computer user in your life, and photo greeting cards. Everyone can find something in their budget. So stop by and say hello.
I recently participated in the 2004 East Bay Open Studios. Although the show is officially over, you can still see my work by appointment at my studio in Berkeley. Just contact me to schedule a visit.
