Tamara Tornado
- “I’m So Mad!”
- Felt tip marker on paper
- “18″x24″
- $ What ever you can get.
I thought that people could start where they are emotionally. I believe many people have good reason to be angry.
Richard Fong
- “The Business of Tomorrow”
- Latex paint on wood construction.
- 23″x19″
- $100
- “Mad Cow”
- Latex paint on wood
- “20×24″
- $100
I like to work with found wood and paint. I like to put the wood together in to surfaces to paint on and then manipulate the paint to express my paranoia.
Bill Dunlap
- “War all the Time Makes a Fella Mean”
- Acrylic on canvas
- 30″x30″
- $20.00
I recently started paying each month to get some kind of crappy health insurance. Now I really have no cash at all.
Oren Ahoobim
- “Che On Guard Outside of Havana”
- Color Print
- ‘8″x10″
- $25.00
There are no billboards in Cuba advertising products or services. All that they are trying to sell are ideas and ideology. Does it work? Who knows. Is Coca-cola better than socialism? Who knows?
Christina Avital Arroyo
- “Start Where You Are”- Acorn, Sapling, Tree
- Acrylic on paper, and canvas
- 5″x5″
- $40.00
Color, text and story telling are important elements in the work Christina creates. Christina has been a graphic designer working in the Bay Area since 2001, originally from Los Angels. “Hues of color and typography continue to influence the story I want to tell in my work.”
Start Where You Are
November 20th, 2004
Location: 18th and Mission Streets, San Francisco
We’re really excited for this show, having received lots of exceptional work by lots of exceptional artists. This show is in conjunction with “SHINE: A San Francisco Art Walk.” (Previously known as Crosswalks) There will be other galleries participatinng in the neighborhood for a Mission wide art-walk. Last year, this event was so well-received by the press that we got a write-up in the Guardian’s Best of the Bay (see below), so it’s not the show to miss. Come on down and see the magic that occurs when an overlooked corner of the city transforms into a beautiful display of art.
Photos Courtesy of Rob Prideaux
Photos from Adam Weir
3d Photos from Rommel Jamias
Tyson Phipps
- Progression 1
- Ink on paper
- “27×6″
- $2.00
- ButtSex
- Lytho, Crayon on paper
- 11″x11″
- $30.00
- Face Grip
- Lytho, Crayon on paper
- 14″x14.5″
- $20.00
- Horse On Fire
- Oil on canvas
- 5″x7″
- $10.00
- Box
- Oil on paper
- 22″x15″
- $35.00
Tyson Graduated from college with a degree in fine art; he is not an alcoholic. “Don’t work too hard at it; whatever is funny.”
Sara Dierck
- Bubble-wrap Head Pillow”
- Photography-C-print
- 11″ x 14″
- $25.00
Living in New York city can be very dangerous, especially in this day and age. thats why I’m glad there is the bubble-wrap head pillow, because when the train suddenly stops, your head can really hit the walls of the car hard. Ouch.
Andrea Raynor
- “Green Monkey”
- Acrylic on Foam-core
- 7″x10″
- $10.00
- “Green Monkey”
- Acrylic on Foam-core
- 7″x10″
- $10.00
- “Yellow Monkey”
- Acrylic on Foam-core
- 7″x10″
- $10.00
I like to paint.
Leigh Anne Martin
- “Mourners”
- Mixed
- 12″ x 12″
$50.00
I am from Virginia. I grew up eating okra, but now I really, really like it.