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Exhibition Detail

Mischief

Curated by: Jennifer Farris, RAB TERRY

Studio Gallery

1718A Polk Street
San Francisco , CA 94109

July 21st, 2010 - August 15th, 2010

Opening:
July 25th, 2010 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Missy Feigum, VooDoo Bunny Love Spell,
2010, Acrylic on Canvas, 12" x 12"
© missy feigum

> ARTISTS

3D-Edddy	Linda Lingren
Ruth Andre	Leslie Lowinger
Barry Barnes	MariNaomi
Chris Beck	Tyrone McCloskey
Brian Behnke	Woody Miller
Christine Benjamin	David Molesky
Deborah Bertola	Tsungwei Moo
Johnny Botts	Art Moura
Lacey Bryant	Koji Nagao
C!nder	Shannon O'Rourke
Michael Chamberlain	Teerawat Palanitisena
Haelee Choi	Chur Park
MIA CHRISTOPHER	Bettina Pauly
Cameron Chun	Linda Pedersen
Sheri DeBow	Alex Pellegrini
Angela Dominguez	Rebecca Peters
Mei Mei Everson	Kate Phillips
Deble Faulkner	Lark Pien
Missy Feigum	Winthrop Prince
Michael Foley	Pui
Chad Frick	Phyllis Rockne
Gabrielle Gamboa	Lavonne Sallee
Sylvia Gonzalez	Chiami Sekine
Chris Grassano	Marcos Shih
John Hageman	Elle Skinner
Sofia Harrison	Andy Stattmiller
Roland Hill	Jack Stelnicki
Ryan Humphries	Michael-Che Swisher
Rayyaneh Karami	Kelcie Tinker
Charlene Kelley	Rae Trujillo
June Eunjung Kim	Tami Sloan Tsark
Damian King	Michelle Waters
Shani Krevsky	Maggie Yee
Lindsey Latimer	Fumiyo Yoshikawa

> QUICK FACTS

WEBSITE:

http://www.studiogallerysf.com/home.html

NEIGHBORHOOD:

Chinatown/Russian Hill

EMAIL:

Info@STUDIOGallerySF.com

PHONE:

415.931.3130

OPEN HOURS:

Wed-Fri 11-7; Sat-Sun 11-6; Mon-Tue by appointment

TAGS:

mixed-media, graffiti/street-art, pop, realism, painting, drawing, surrealism, abstract, figurative, modern, traditional, sculpture

COST:

free

> DESCRIPTION

Mischief
characters, critters and cartoons under $400
July 21 - August 15, 2010
Opening reception: Sunday, July 25th, 2-6 pm

Summer's the perfect time for a little light-hearted levity, a little mischief. This year's show features a wide range of fun-filled nuttiness, everything from toys gone bad to the Seven Deadly Sins (in glitter, of course). What happens if the video game character of your youth visits the San Francisco of today, or characters from your favorite scifi series show up on a surf board, or as customized rubber ducks?! A lovely group of animal portraits and paintings of vintage toys rounds out the show. As usual, everything's under $400, with loads of items under $200. A list of participating artists is below; click here to see some images from the show.