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  • Pablo Guardiola: Marco Polo

    Opening reception for the artist
    Monday, September 13th, 7 – 10pm

    Marco Polo

    Marco endlessly searches for Polo.  Polo will eventually become Marco. This repeats.

    Marco Polo is the anti-Ulysses; he is not trying to get back home.  He is
    not trying to find a new one.  Each city encourages movement.

    Upon arrival it’s always useful to find an emergency exit.

    Pablo Guardiola is an artist who lives and works in San Francisco. For more information, please visit: http://www.pabloguardiola.com.

  • Works by Loren Means (Closing Reception)

    Artist Loren Means hand paints super 8 film stock, enlarging individual segments to create stand-alone works:  “My images arose from my attempt to make motion pictures from a fine art perspective. I began painting on the surface of 8mm and Super8 film. I was fascinated by the fact that a minuscule brushstroke could expand into a monumental shape when projected on a screen. Within these brushstrokes the images organize themselves as a result of catalytic interactions between acrylic, oil- and water-based paints and bleaching agents such as acetone as well as remnants of the original film emulsion. The end results are excerpts from a continuum of images.”

  • Expo for Independent Arts

    Join ATA and dozens of Bay Area arts groups at CELLspace this Saturday, September 25, for the 11th Annual Expo for Independent Arts. It is the only grassroots connection fair for local arts, music and culture, and also features free workshops, performance, and hundreds of local culture-makers. Admission is free, NO ONE is turned away, $5 donation requested.

    11 a.m.-6 p.m.
    CELLspace, 2050 Bryant St. (x 18th St.)