Park Life Gallery
3049 22nd st. (at Shotwell)
SF CA 94110
Serena Mitnik-Miller is an artist and designer working in California. She splits her time between San Francisco and Los Angeles, combining her days painting, designing, collecting and collaborating with her local artisan community. Serena’s paintings are created by hand using watercolor pigment on paper.
Each painting strikes a balance between layers of color, repetitive lines and the integral qualities of all the materials she employs. This body of work focuses on the interplay between contours
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Opening Reception Friday June 28th. 7-10pm
June 28th - July 28th
For his first show at Park Life, Matt Gonzalez will be presenting new mixed-media collage works on paper and wood sculpture. Matt’s work is born from gathering the detritus we discard on a daily basis and giving it a second life by reassembling the pieces and presenting them in a new context using the the marketing, solo ads advertising and consuming that occurs every day in our society. Matt’s ...
Bubble-blowing, contemporary dance, a play about Stinging Nettles, and a not-so-typical yard sale. Only at Open House. Only at Headlands.
OPENING MAY 4TH:
MARK MULRONEY
"A FERTILE MENACE"
Mark Mulroney has never stabbed anyone. Once he tried to punch someone in the face but he missed, then he ran. Fortunately
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Yokonari Stone at Ever Gold Gallery.
Foggy Notion Grand Re-opening on Friday in the Inner Richmond.
Headlands Center Open Harvest Dinner Event. Next Thurs. Tix Still Available.
Joshua Pieper show at Romer Young Gallery on March 30th.
Issue 8 includes:
Paul Kos, Tony Labat, Carlo McCormick on the history of the Lower East Side, John Cage, Hammer Museum, Townhouse Gallery (Cairo), Art Etiquette by Tom Marioni, Contemporary Art in the Greek Economy, an essay from Mark Van Proyen, Needles and Pens, LEADAPRON, Swarm Gallery, Madrone, Bay Area listings for Feb, March, April, pull out double sided poster from Paul Kos and Tony Labat, and artist projects from
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• Peter Meehan and David Chang eat MORE in Kyoto, Kentucky, and Copenhagen • Anthony Bourdain, LP’s resident film critic, considers Patrick Swayze’s Road House • Ike Jime: Japanese fish killing 101 • Geoffrey Montgomery discusses our neurobiological sweet spot • Foam Party with Ferran Adrià • Adam Gollner on a quest for prepubescent fruit • Kimchi: the OG sweet and sour • Art from Celeste Byers, Vanessa Davis, Mark Todd, Wendy Macnaughton, and others • Recipes from Christina Tosi, Daniel Patterson, Alex Stupak, and Julian Van Winkle Plus fruit stickers!
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3rd Annual DIY Art Collecting Event Comes to the Castro
Featuring Easily Walkable Route, Original Artwork by LGBT Icon Dan Nicoletta, Michelle Tea, Margaret Tedesco and many more. With an After Party at Q Bar! The San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery (SFAC Gallery) will host its signature Passport event in the Castro District this year on Sunday, October
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Images in Dialogue
Paul Klee and Andrew Schoultz August 13, 2011 - January 08, 2012
Creating a visual dialogue across a century, drawings by contemporary Bay Area artist Andrew Schoultz respond to the inventive works of Swiss-born Modernist Paul Klee, which are featured on an ongoing basis in SFMOMA's Djerassi Gallery.
Source: http://www.sfmoma.org/exhib_events/exhibitions/445#ixzz1Uku8gnCf San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Courtesy of Oliver Maxwell Kupper.
Article from Art Practical Image: Tom Marioni. The Act of Drinking Beer with Friends Is the Highest Form of Art, 1970; installation view, re-creation at SFMOMA, 2008.
San Francisco’s world-renowned art museums have made the region a highly visible art-tourist destination, but Bay Area artists have comparatively struggled to get the work they produce seen by international audiences or exhibited at the institutional level. Over the years, this disjunction has forced San Francisco’s artists to create opportunities for themselves. Their actions have given rise to alternative venues that
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Metal sign with vinyl and screen print.
18x24 inches.
Limited Edition of 25 (plus 5 artist proofs). Signed and Numbered.
Details:
***FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE***
Announcing the Grand Opening of Double Break – Gallery // Shop
June 17, 2011 • 6-10PM
SAN DIEGO, June 7, 2011—Break-Break! A call-to-arms! Take heed; this message is priority! When uttered over radio frequencies, Break-Break raises the alarm, alerting listeners to an event in their midst. It is a directive to listen up and pay attention. Inspired by this urgent communiqué, artists Matt Coors and Louis M. Schmidt are pleased to present Double Break, a new art gallery/shop in Bankerʼs Hill unlike anything
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Tauba Auerbach
[2,3]
New York, NY: Printed Matter Inc.. 2011
Synopsis: For [2,3], Auerbach has created an oversized pop-up book featuring six die-cut paper sculptures that unfold into wonderful, elaborate forms. While much of Auerbach’s work has previously dealt with compositions staged in the flux state between 2D and 3D, [2,3] represents an expansion for the artist towards a more sculptural medium. Engineered by the artist, each “page” opens into a beautifully constructed object, intricately conceived so that the large-scale paper works—some up to 18” tall—can
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Photos by Ruth Fruehauf and Lindsay McCrum
June 2, 2011
Out at San Francisco's three art fairs in May 2011 -- Rick Friedman's San Francisco Fine Art Fair, Max Fishko and Jeffrey Wainhause's artMRKT San Francisco, and ArtPadSF at the Phoenix Hotel. Photos by Ruth Fruehauf, Artnet's West Coast account executive, and photographer Lindsay McCrum, whose new book, Chicks with Guns, is forthcoming from Vendome Press.
(Painting in image is by Paul Wackers)
James Chronister Solo Show: Now We Lustre, May 28th - July 6th 2011
1295 Alabama Street San Francisco CA 94110
Image: Walter Robinson, Deal 2010.
May 13 - April 30, 2011
Opening Reception for the Artist, Friday May 13, 6-9pm
Gallery 16 is pleased to present an ambitious new exhibition by TUCKER NICHOLS. For this, his third solo exhibition at Gallery 16, Nichols will fill the entire gallery with his characteristic mix of objects, drawings, paintings and signs. He remains focused on the futility of the systems we devise to navigate the world, its overabundance of neglected things, and the messages we make to advertise nearly everything and seemingly nothing at the same time. This will be the first exhibition on the west coast to feature
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Auction Site Tickets available now!
Purple Fashion magazine #15
Spring Summer 2011
with the free supplement:
Street Mouth, the Thurston Moore Purple Book
Cover
Laetitia Casta is photographed by Terry Richardon, styled by Carlyne Cerf de Dudzeele
Purple News
Yaz Bukey by Caroline Gaimari
Wes Lang by Juliana Balestin
Vahakn Arslanian by Jade Berreau
Justin Lowe and Jonah Freeman by Jade Berreau
Rowboat by Arnaud Vivian
Kitsuné by Caroline Gaimari
Fuyuko Matsui by Fumihiro Hayashi
Story by Miltos Manetas
Richard Prince by Robert Rubin
Best of the Season by Terry Richardson and Mel Ottenberg Purple Interviews Laetitia Casta by Olivier Zahm Pierre Huyghe by Olivier Zahm Isild Le Besco by Olivier Zahm Apichatpong Weerasethakul by Chomwan Weeraworawit Isabelle
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much less sleepy: http://bridgethevoid.blogspot.com
Details:
Guns Diptych, 2010. Screen Print, Brown Ink on Heavy Archival Card Stock. Printed at Bloom Press.
each piece 9"x12".
Edition 30. Signed/Numbered/Dated
$120 for the set.
Solo exhibition at Marx & Zavattero, September 11 - October 23, 2010
Andrew Schoultz’s ambitious second solo exhibition at the gallery. Inspired by the shifting nature of history as record in the past, present, and future, Schoultz’s latest exhibition alludes to the tornado of information present today and the assumption that we are able to sift through the detritus to find clarity and meaning.
This is a real good opportunity to get some great art by some of today's most coveted artists..while supporting one of the most important non-profit art residency programs there is.
Online ticket purchase will be available through Monday, May 31 at 11PM. If you’d like to purchase a ticket after that, please join us on Auction night and you can buy one at the door. Hope to see you there!
6:30 Silent Auction Opens
7:30 Live Auction
9:00 Silent Auction Closes
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3166 16th Street, San Francisco, California
Adobe Books: Not Long for this World? By Reyhan Harmanci on May 26, 2010 - 12:30 a.m. PDT If you've walked by the Mission District's Adobe Books in the past week, you might have seen a sign in the window: "Everything Must Go." It's not an uncommon sight in independent book stores these days — just up the street, Abandoned Planet recently closed up shop, adding to a list of Bay Area spots that includes (RIP) A Clean Well-Lighted Place
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TUCKER NICHOLS
JUNE 3 - JULY 23, 2010
RECEPTION FOR THE ARTIST: THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 6-8PM
In his third solo exhibition at ZieherSmith, San Francisco based-artist Tucker Nichols presents sculpture, panels, and works on paper created during a recent residency at the Headlands Center for the Arts in Sausalito, California. Recent projects include Temporary Storage
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Clare Rojas:
We They, We They
May 14 – August 22, 2010
Where neo-folk meets contemporary art, artists operate as ‘authors’ of the collective voice. The new exhibition Clare Rojas: We They, We They showcases the first San Francisco solo museum exhibition of the internationally acclaimed Bay Area artist who identifies and inserts herself in the folk art continuum. MOCFA is proud to present new work that has yet to be seen by the public.
More pics here
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(and as usual some really great works up for grabs)
Space Odyssey
Southern Exposure's Annual Fundraiser + Art Auction
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Main Event: 7:30 pm – 10:30 pm
Live Auction: 8:30 pm – 9:15 pm
Silent Auction: Lots begin to close at 9:30 pm
Location: SoEx, 3030 20th Street, San Francisco, CA 94110
Southern Exposure’s Annual Fundraiser and Art Auction, Space Odyssey, features a live and silent art auction, creative projects, delicious food and beverages, and music. This famously fun event provides direct
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Paul Wackers & Sean Cassidy : IT TAKES TWO TO MAKE AN ACCIDENT
April 24th - May 15th, 2010
7908 Santa Monica Blvd.
West Hollywood
CA 90046
P 323 654 2192
info at newimageartgallery dot com
Details:
There will be a special Taco Bell Drawing Club meeting today, Wednesday, April 28 from 7:15 to 8:30pm in San Francisco! Let me know if you need a ride from somewhere, my little sister and I are coming from the East Bay. I hope everyone is good!
Taco Bell Drawing Club
Taco Bell
4150 Geary Blvd
(between 5th Ave &
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Some really great art by some of our favorite artists: Barry McGee, Chris Ballantyne, Thomas Campbell, Uta Barth, Isca Greenfield-Sanders, Andrew Schoultz, Paul Wackers, Todd Hido, ANd Many more.
A few of them are up now in our shop: HERE
Pictured is Boundry Lines, 2009. Color aquatint, spitbite aquatint & sugarlift etching 43 ½” x 35” Edition of 40
February 20 - March 27, 2010
Opening Reception: Saturday, February 20, 4-7pm
Baer Ridgway Exhibitions is pleased to present PAPER!AWESOME!, a group exhibition of new works on paper by over 100 artists. Curated by gallery artist Brion Nuda Rosch, this exhibition contains over 300 8.5 x 11 inch brand new works on paper by an incredibly varied group of artists. Works by internationally recognized artists will hang side-by-side with those by artists just emerging, all of whom have been asked to work with the most basic of canvases, an 8.5 x 11 inch piece of paper.
Baer Ridgway Exhibitions
172 Minna Street, San
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CHris Johanson's new book Totalities has finally been released. Published by Deitch. Come get one. Both these titles will be available to purchase on our site soon...or you can just email or call the store.
Tucker Nichols, Unsolicited Advertising Section from McSweeney's Panorama
Silkscreen on heavystock paper, Edition of 50
Signed and numbered $60
Designed as a full page of unsolicited ads for the just released McSweeney's Panorama, this limited print is a tribute to some of San Francisco's greatest (and obscure) institutions. Ever had a slice of Arinell's pizza? Seen a movie at the Balboa? Then you know just what we're talking about. An affordable way to own some of Tucker's work. Published by Park Life in conjunction with McSweeney's.
Park Life is excited to carry Bodega's curated selection of large scale, eco-friendly, die-cut adhesive vinyl art. With Barry McGee, Rostarr, Mike Giant, and Cleon Peterson, Clare Rojas, Jeff Canham amongst their first contributing artists. Being distributed to several specialty shops including The New Museum (NYC) and Colette (Paris) and Park Life (San Francisco)
Published on August 17, 2009 at 1:49pm
"You Are So Balanced; I Don't Want to Complicate Things."
Park Life Gallery, 220 Clement (at Fourth Ave.), S.F.
Through Aug. 25. Free; 386-7275 or www.parklifestore.com.
When we head into the forest, we pack along our own personal mythologies. These influence whether we find trees inspiring or ominous, whether we expect to find babes or bears, fairies or foxes, in the bramble. The same can be said of the viewers heading into the art
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Disclaimer: Tucker Nichols and Park Life share no official affiliation with the
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Glen Helfand wrote about the show in art forum recently. Review
These paintings are owned by Griff Williams, the owner of Gallery 16/Urban Digital Color who was a personal friend of Margarets.
Please contact Vanessa @ Gallery 16 with any info. Vanessa@gallery16.com
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Johanna St. Clair, Sean McFarland, Paul Wackers & a garden installation by Dan Carlson
All 4 artists in this show have great work. I want the Wackers diptych on paper.
Show Runs Sept. 27th - Oct. 31st
- New Paul Schiek book.
- New Tauba Auerbach book, 50/50.
- New Leslie Shows book.
- New Hank Willis Thomas book.
- Signed copies of Mail Order Monsters.
Great show. Here work has really grown. The big pieces are amazing.
Group show at Hosfelt. Vocabularies of Metaphor opens Sept. 6.
Including Amy Cutler, Shazia Sikhander, Henry Darger...three of my favorites.
Andrew Schoultz, In Gods We Trust, runs thru October at Heather Marx Gallery. His best show yet.
Lydia Fong, A moment of Reflection at Ratio 3. Barry always puts on a good show.
Jason Jagel at Electric Works opening Sept
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SF Chron, Saturday, July 5, 2008
I can't remember getting so much entertainment out of an art review. The Bay Area's one and only big-time art critic takes on the masses. Personally, I think Kenneth Baker is a dinosaur, offering no insight or relevance for at least the last decade. But when he takes the tact that Chihuly's work "isn't art...but,...decoration..." and calls for the ousting of the De Young Director he really commits himself, which is rare for art writers. It's a given that Chihuly is to ...Instagram: ParklifeSF and ParkLifeGallery
The 4rd Annual San Francisco Art Book Fair, Co-Founded by Park Life will take place July 19 -21, 2019. Visit the SFABF Website for more info.
Park Life Gallery is also at 220 Clement St. / Park Life Store and Gallery is open everyday.
Store Updates:
Open Everyday 10-7 (sundays til 6)
Gallery Updates:
Current Show: Mark Mulroney / June 7 – July 7, 2019
Upcoming Show: Gina Contreras / July 12 – Aug 18, 2019
Past Shows 2018:
Martin Machado / March 15- April 21, 2019
Lafe Harley Eaves / February 1st – March 3, 2019
Ed Templeton / Tangentially Parenthetical / Show and Book signing Jan 12 – Jan 29, 2019
Marina Luz / Nov 30 – Jan 5, 2018
Jonathan Anzalone / Oct 19th – Nov 25th, 2018
Lena Gustafson / Sept 14th – Oct 14th, 2018
Phone Culture – Curated by Yarrow Slaps – July/Aug 2018
Chaz Bear – June/July 2018
Visit our shop for new items from artists: Tauba Auerbach, Chris Johanson, Mary Elizabeth Yarbrough, Marcel Dzama, Chris Ballantyne, Paul Wackers, Thomas Campbell, Margaret Kilgallen, Clare Rojas, Tucker Nichols, David Shrigley, Jonas Wood, Barry McGee, Raymond Pettibon, Anthony Discenza, Jason Fulford, Tamara Shopsin, Jason Jagel, Carissa Potter Carlson, Joe Ferriso, Jon Anzalone, Ian Johnson, Serena Mitnik-Miller, Mark Mulroney, Marina Luz, Lena Gustafson, The Thing Quarterly, People I’ve Loved, Areaware Editions, Third Drawer Down (AU), Open Editions, Toilet Paper, Paul and Wendy Projects, Colpa Press, Vacancy Projects, Nieves, One Star Press, Group Partner, and many more..
Our online store has a small sampling of the products we carry. Please visit the San Francisco store to see everything we stock.
Park Life maintains a large back room inventory and flat file of works that are not listed on the site. Feel free to make an appointment and drop by the store.
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Publishing update:
We recently released new a publication from Mark Mulroney.
