A Matter of Course

A Matter of Course
curated by Cathy Fairbanks and Laura Boles Faw
September 14-19th, 2009

an obstacle course of interactive works...check out photos of the opening here

Swell Gallery (SFAI Graduate Studios)
2565 Third Street
San Francisco CA

Opening reception: Thursday Sept 17, 7-9pm

Murphy & Cadogan Fellowship Opening

Immediate Future: The 2009 Murphy & Cadogan Fellowship in the Visual Arts

October 7th - December 12th, 2009

Opening Reception October 9th, 6-8pm



http://www.sff.org/programs/awards-programs/art-awards

Artists:
Miguel Arzabe, University of California Berkeley

Mary Baldwin, California College of the Arts

Michael Barrett, Academy of Art University

Bonnie Begusch, University of California Berkeley

Oscar Bucher, San Francisco State University

Carlos Castro, San Francisco Art Institute

Emily Dippo, San Francisco Art Institute

Llewelynn Fletcher, California College of the Arts

Matt Kennedy, San Francisco State University

Ace Lehner, California College of the Arts

Bobby Lukas, Mills College

Eric Martin, California College of the Arts

Susan Martin, San Francisco Art Institute

Armando Miguelez, Stanford University

Kusum Nairi, San Francisco Art Institute

Ruth Robbins, California College of the Arts

Eirini Steirou, San Francisco State University

Rebecca Wallace, California College of the Arts

Doug Williams, Mills College

Sune Woods, California College of the Arts

Wafaa Yasin, California College of the Arts

Daniel Yovino, San Francisco Art Institute

About Place, with the NM Land Arts Festival

AC2 in collaboration with the For-Site Foundation presents place-based projects by graduate students from California College of the Arts (CCA). With an experimental approach to site-specific work, eight San Francisco Bay Area artists respond to the specific qualities of the Sierra Nevada foothills with fresh eyes. The projects were conceived and created on 49 acres outside of Nevada City, California. Works address the layered histories of the land from pre-mining practices through contemporary, urban ecology. Investigations were led by visiting artists Vaughn Bell, Susanne Cockrell, Richard Walker and archeologist and historian Hank Meals in negotiating individual art practices with the circumstances of time and place.


Exhibiting June 27- July 31
Reception: Saturday, June 27


Llewelynn Fletcher, Kelly Lynn Jones, Cameron Kelly, Dorathy Lye, Brad Menninga, Rebecca Najdowski, TigerBrooke, Jana Willinger

AC2

301 Mountain Rd. N.E.

Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87102

Hare and the Hounds

Do you love a treasure hunt? and art?

Come to this show/art treasure hunt on May 16th from 1-5pm for an unforgettable adventure.

Look at small works by the artists
Buy a map for $100 or under
Follow the map to find your artwork, hidden somewhere in the Mission

Including works by me, George Phau, Mara Baldwin and (obviously) many others.

2009 MFA Exhibit at CCA - Come to the opening Thursday, May 7th!

About Place Exhibit in New Mexico this Summer

* About place
Exhibiting June 27- July 31, Reception: Saturday, June 27
AC2 gallery, Albuquerque, New Mexico

AC2 in collaboration with the For-Site Foundation presents place-based projects by graduate students from California College of the Arts (CCA). With an experimental approach to site-specific work, eight San Francisco Bay Area artists respond to the specific qualities of the Sierra Nevada foothills with fresh eyes. The projects were conceived and created on 49 acres outside of Nevada City, California. Works address the layered histories of the land from pre-mining practices through contemporary, urban ecology. Investigations were led by visiting artists Vaughn Bell, Susanne Cockrell, Richard Walker and archeologist and historian Hank Meals in negotiating individual art practices with the circumstances of time and place.

Llewelynn Fletcher, Kelly Lynn Jones, Cameron Kelly, Dorathy Lye, Brad Menninga, Rebecca Najdowski, TigerBrooke, Jana Willinger

AC2
301 Mountain Rd. N.E.
Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87102