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Georgianne Fastaias Works Stand Out
by Matthew Felix Sun
Jack Androvich-Normalfotos, John Lupo Avanti, Laura Browning, Melissa Burman, Lina Chang, Sarah Waite Chase, Naomi S. Cooper, Simone Coulars, Noah Dasho, Georgianne Fastaia, N. Ferrara, Helen Friedman, Renee Anderson Glassworks, Kathryn Le Grice, David Imlay, Kendra Renee Jewelry, Lulu Bug Jewelry, Barbe Saint John, Rivkah Kaz, Andy Kowalczyk, Carina Lomeli, Ms. MariNaomi, Biff Moshe, Junko Van Norman, Kalyle Origami, Jessica Patrick, Rebecca Peters, Winthrop Prince, Hiroko Sakai, Eve Shen, Maureen Shields, Michael-Che` Swisher, Vera Tchikovani, Kelcie Tinker, Mary Tivadar, Hilary Williams, Laurel Wright, Jen Zahigian at Artist-Xchange February 5th, 2010 - February 28th, 2010
Posted 3/4/10

San Francisco Artist Georgianne Fastaia I had the honor of showing my works with fantastic San Francisco artist Georgianne Fastaia.Her works - mostly figures and landscape or cityscape - have rich textures and great atmosphere. Her figures often boldly claim large portion of the canvases, giving them a sense of timeless monumentality, yet they are abruptly confronted by the edges of the canvases, making them somewhat vulnerable, therefore the complexity of the figures and the paintings palpable.... [more]

Wonderful Opening at Artist-Xchange Gallery - 4 September 2009
by Matthew Felix Sun
Renee Anderson, Howard Chew, Tim Davis, Stephanie Hamilton Designs, Chuck Drees, Max Ehrman, Georgianne Fastaia, Edward Freeland, Jeanne Hauser, Art Jackson, Jean Jackson, Rivkah Kaz, Susanne Khawand, Winsa Lam, Michael A. Levin, Niana Liu, Kathleen Maley, Sara Mansfield, Kirk McCarthy, Nick Paz, Daniel Rekshan, MZZ T RZZ, Barbe SaintJohn, Hiroko Sakai, Maureen Shields, Matthew Felix Sun, Michael-Che` Swisher, Kelcie Tinker, Mary Tivadar, Joe Twisty, Hilary Williams, Melissa Yarbrough at Artist-Xchange September 4th, 2009 - September 30th, 2009
Posted 9/14/09

The artist's reception for the September exhibit at Artist-Xchange Gallery in San Francisco was great fun - lively music with DJ, nice wine and cheese and cookies, delicious coffee, interesting guests and many beautiful, intense, or whimsical works on display. [more]

Springtime in the City: "City Subject" group show at Back to the Picture
by Dormain Geyer
Glenn Caley Bachmann, Ezra Cattan, Randy Figures, Peter Kupfer, Sarah Newton, Trish Tunney, Hilary Williams at Back to the Picture\SoMa Custom Framing & Gallery April 2nd, 2009 - May 1st, 2009
Posted 4/7/09

(Author's note: The following is excerpted from a longer piece on my blog, Arteaser) My first stop on this month's busy First Thursday was Back to the Picture's SoMa Gallery: Within the frame shop is a gallery space, where the current show "City Subject: San Francisco Urban Studies" will be on display until May 1. Hilary Williams' brightly colored serigraphs (above and below) combined photographic elements with drawing: Aquatints and lino-cuts by Sarah Newton (below) rounded out the portfolio of printmaking on display: It... [more]

Maureen Shields at Artist-Xchange

by Christina Richards
Annie Arrasmith, Pierre Bee`, Masumi Boshita, Cade Burkhammer, Carla Caletti, Larry Clark, Muscovie Design, Aiko Designs, Flying Crane Designs, Angelo DiPietrantonio, Chuck Drees, Jason Dryg, Georgianne Fastaia, Douglas Holcomb, Steve Javiel, Double J Jewelry, Rivkah Kaz, Winsa Lam, Niana Liu, Liz Maher, Sara Mansfield, Pat Markle, Joanna Mendicino, MZZTRZZ, Lee Queza, Hiroko Sakai, Maureen Shields, Marcos Shih, Wendi Spiers, Michael-Che` Swisher, Szoenyi, Mary Tivadar, Ayu Tomikawa, Russ Wagner, Michelle Waters, Hilary Williams, Brad Wright at Artist-Xchange August 1st, 2008 - September 5th, 2008
Posted 8/9/08

Among a goup show featured this month at the Artist-Xchange on 16th Street is the work of local artist Maureen Shields. Armed with the basic tools of acrylic paints and molded wooden canvases, Shields creates cute childlike images, cuddly creatures and playful school girls. In her paintings, happy little girls play games in their dream world with various imaginary creatures such as a baby deer and a half man, half seahorse. She paints them very flat, but usually with one rich, lively color as a back... [more]