Sandra Beard
Lightness of Being, 2004
monotype
22.5" x 30" |
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Jeanette Bokhour
Theatrics 2, 2005
ultrachrome print
30" x 30" |
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Timothea Campbell
Alder, Inverness, 2002
charcoal/paper
22" x 30" |
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Michael Crawford
Coming Home, 2005
photography
24" x 22" |
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Michael De Leon
Star GN 114, 2005
ceramics
54" x 54" x 54" |
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Peter Foley
amor caecus est (untitled), 2005
digital mix-media
36" x 42"
Juror’s Award |
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Sheila Ghidini
Pollen, 2005
aqua resin
72" x 34" x 32" |
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Christine Hanlon
Death of an Oil Tanker: Prestige 1976 – 2002, 2003
oil on panel
11"x33"x2"
Juror’s Award |
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Michael J. Healey
Untitled, 2005
oil
40" x 22" |
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Tanya Lin Jaffe
In Search of Fertility 39, 2005
pigment ink on photorag paper
10" x 7" |
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Tanya Lin Jaffe
In Search of Fertility 41, 2005
pigment ink on photorag paper
10" x 7" |
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Katherine Klein
On Innertubes in the Creek, 2001
oil on board
35" x 10" |
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Julie Marsh
Visibility- NH Primaries, 2005
acrylic
40" x 30" |
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Anna Martin
Burqua, 2004
steel
68" x 23" x 24" |
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Liz Maxwell
Cascade, 2005
oil on canvas
48" x 36" |
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Sonia McKenna
Heart Amp, 2004
digital output on canvas
18" x 22" |
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Laura Paulini
Sunday, June 5, 2005 (Feather)
modified oil paint on panel
12" x 12" x 1.5"
Juror’s Award |
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Robert Pratto
345, 2005
photography
16" x 20" x 1" |
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Diane Rollins Reissel
Still, 2005
oil on canvas
30" x 40" x 1.5" |
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Kathy Sheehan
Love Charm Redux, 2004
watercolor, pastel
18" x 24" |
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John Sheridan
Doctor X, 1993
oil, acrylic/canvas
60" x 45" |
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Ted Vasin
Walking In Your Shoes, 2003
acrylic, goldleaf, glitter on canvas
70" x 117" |
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Ellen Vogel
Mistaken Identity, 2004
mixed
60"x53"x12"
Juror’s Award |
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Katherine Warinner
Garden 17, 2005
monotype
19.5" x 13.5" |
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Marc L. Williams
When You Can't Stop, 2005
oil and acrylic on linen
46" x 34"
Juror’s Award |
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The Main Gallery features “The Bay
Area Annual” an exhibition of contemporary paintings, sculpture, and
photography, juried by Karen Tsujimoto. The curator selected 25 artists from
a pool of 275 applications to create an exhibition that shows the diversity
and strength of Bay Area artists. Karen Tsujimoto is Senior Curator of Art
at the Oakland Museum of California. She is one of the most respected
curators working in the Bay Area today. She has more than 25 years
experience in the organization of exhibitions of modern and contemporary
art. In 1985, she organized
David
Ireland: A Decade Documented,
1975-1985 for the University of California, Berkeley Art Museum. She is the
author of many books, including The Art
of Joan Brown (1998) and The
Art of Peter Voulkos (1995) and
Wayne Thiebaud (1985). Karen
Tsujimoto will give a Juror’s Talk on Thursday, November 10 at 7pm. The
event is free and open to the public. |
