I attended my friend's evening of interaction art. I stayed for a long time and was extremely lucky to get to experience the fire tornado. Check out the video:
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This was an incredible show with many great pieces. There were some amazing drawings by Charles "Pancho" Cruz in the back of the space.
 Gordon Shepard  Gordon Shepard  Thanh My Diep  Richard Wright  Sara O'Sullivan  Pancho Cruz  Pancho Cruz (detail)  Pancho Cruz (detail)  Pancho Cruz  Pancho Cruz  Pancho Cruz  Pancho Cruz  Pancho Cruz Attended free day today and visited some of my favorite pieces in the museum. I also saw some new pieces I really love. I especially enjoyed this piece, however I wish that the top half was printed in darker ink like the bottom. This bottom piece has highly inspired me and may result in a future painting I want to complete.  Marisol - Diptych, 1971; Lithograph in 2 colors on Arches; paper 47 3/4 in. x 31 5/8 in.   I love Teraoka's early work and this one is especially beautiful. AIDS has claimed two lives, a mother and child.  George Wesley Bellows - Seated Nude, 1910–1911  I'm extremely fond of paintings by George Wesley Bellows. This one is particularly fantastic with its juicy brushstrokes.   Frank Duveneck - Study for "Guard of the Harem", 1879; Oil on canvas  Frank Duveneck - Venetian Girl, 1880; oil on wood panel My favorite part of the museum is the African art section.  Mask (Pwoom itok) - Democratic Republic of Congo; Early 20th century; Wood, pigment, beads, vegetable fiber  (detail)  Standing power figure - Democratic Republic of Congo; Kongo people; 19th century; Wood, feathers, glass, metal, fiber  (detail)  (detail)  (detail)  Mask - East Epik Province; probably Panaro people; 19th–early 20th century; Wood, mud, shell, and green beetle carapaces  Figure, 1940–1950 - Alaska, Eskimo, Inupiaq; Seal, rabbin, and elk fur, caribou skin, wood, pigment, and commercial cotton thread  Richard Cleaver - Mother Springhouse (Oakland Plantation Series), 2005; Ceramic, wood, freshwater pearls, garnets, glass crystals, bronze wire, metal, gold leaf, and oil paint  (detail)  (detail) Stopped with Nikki to finally see the architecture of the Frank Lloyd Wright Marin County Civic Center.    I painted this portrait of Nikki's kitty Bootsie. I liked the way it turned out.  |
AUTHORTerrance Graven is a San Francisco artist whose installations incorporate sculptural elements, performance art, costumes, sound pieces, and theatrical lighting. CATEGORIES
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