17 July 2008
11 June 2008
Blogs Have Been Blogging
Thanks to:
Kelly Lynn at Little Paper Planes for mentioning Thin Ice and featuring Catherine, Hilary and Serena's work here!
les mangues italiennes for featuring Zefrey, Hilary, Catherine and Serena in recent posts!
2nd Look for featuring Serena and Catherine's work!
John Casey's coverage of the recent Southern Exposure Auction featuring work by Hilary, Serena and Tracy here!
Kelly Lynn at Little Paper Planes for mentioning Thin Ice and featuring Catherine, Hilary and Serena's work here!
les mangues italiennes for featuring Zefrey, Hilary, Catherine and Serena in recent posts!
2nd Look for featuring Serena and Catherine's work!
John Casey's coverage of the recent Southern Exposure Auction featuring work by Hilary, Serena and Tracy here!
Catherine @ Paper Boat Gallery in Milwaukee
Catherine has a series of charcoal and watercolor on paper works up at Paper Boat Gallery in Milwaukee through the end of June. Read about it here. And thanks to to Meighan at My Love For You . . . for mentioning the show here!
30 April 2008
Uri included in May's JUXTAPOZ Photography Issue
Uri's photo "Three goats in Berkeley" is featured as one of 62 photographs in the May 08 photography issue.
Uri in Tim Barbers curated show at the NY Photo Festival
Uri will be in the upcoming NY Photography Festival on May 14th. Tim Barber of tinyvices.com is one of four curators, including Martin Parr, Leslie Martin of Aperture Foundation and Kathy Ryan from the New York Times Magazine asked to put together an exhibition at the very first NYPH in Brooklyn and Manhattan later this month- where two of Uri's pieces will be on view in the exhibit title "Various Photographs"- look for the book of the same title later on. Please Go!!
Uri is the new Hamburger Eyes Book "Inside BurgerWorld" & there are book releases/exhibits coming up
Uri will be included in the Los Hamgeles show for the new burgerworld book at HOPE GALLERY in Echo Park on Saturday May 6th. Please go!! And buy the book from RAY!
12 January 2008
“The Time Has Come.”
An exhibition of paintings by Billy Kroft and Tracy Timmins
Blankspace Gallery
6608 san pablo avenue
oakland, california 94608
510.547.6608
Artist Reception: Saturday, January 19, 6-9pm
First Friday Reception: February 1, 7-10pm
Dates: January 12 - February 11, 2008
“The Time Has Come.”
Oakland artists Billy Kroft and Tracy Timmins exhibit paintings, which depict a drastic epilogue to contemporary American civilization.
Tracy Timmins paints abandoned buildings existing in familiar natural landscapes such as deserts, mountains, and rivers. The ruins have become reclaimed by the structure’s immediate surroundings. The inhabitants appear to have been replaced by animals such as deer, wild dogs, and birds wandering around and throughout the assembled rubble. Her paintings reflect an investigation through the passage of time, which reveals hope that nature will free itself if it can survive humankind.
Billy Kroft’s apocalyptic paintings reflect the loss of the individualist amid the advancement of technology, consumerism and greed in American Society. They demonstrate his challenging convictions that we as consumers incite our own demise. The people, which appear in his paintings, are being ruled and manipulated by machines, money, and devices seemingly beyond their control.
For more information or to request a catalog (full color with introduction by Aimee Reed) contact:
Jason Byers and Kerri Johnson of blankspace gallery
email: info@blankspacegallery.com
www.blankspacegallery.com
www.billykroft.com
www.tracytimmins.com
www.oaklandartmurmur.com
An exhibition of paintings by Billy Kroft and Tracy Timmins
Blankspace Gallery
6608 san pablo avenue
oakland, california 94608
510.547.6608
Artist Reception: Saturday, January 19, 6-9pm
First Friday Reception: February 1, 7-10pm
Dates: January 12 - February 11, 2008
“The Time Has Come.”
Oakland artists Billy Kroft and Tracy Timmins exhibit paintings, which depict a drastic epilogue to contemporary American civilization.
Tracy Timmins paints abandoned buildings existing in familiar natural landscapes such as deserts, mountains, and rivers. The ruins have become reclaimed by the structure’s immediate surroundings. The inhabitants appear to have been replaced by animals such as deer, wild dogs, and birds wandering around and throughout the assembled rubble. Her paintings reflect an investigation through the passage of time, which reveals hope that nature will free itself if it can survive humankind.
Billy Kroft’s apocalyptic paintings reflect the loss of the individualist amid the advancement of technology, consumerism and greed in American Society. They demonstrate his challenging convictions that we as consumers incite our own demise. The people, which appear in his paintings, are being ruled and manipulated by machines, money, and devices seemingly beyond their control.
For more information or to request a catalog (full color with introduction by Aimee Reed) contact:
Jason Byers and Kerri Johnson of blankspace gallery
email: info@blankspacegallery.com
www.blankspacegallery.com
www.billykroft.com
www.tracytimmins.com
www.oaklandartmurmur.com
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