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The Disquiet | July Program News




     


July Program News  







Now Open...
 
THE DISQUIET 
Selections by Dena Beard, Assistant Curator, BAM/PFA
July 8 - August 8, 2014
Artists' Reception: Friday, July 11, 6-8pm THIS FRIDAY! 
Artists' Talk: Friday, August 1, 6.30-8pm   
More info...

The Disquiet brings together work by eight artists who reveal 'undercurrents' in Bay Area art. 

Artists: Michael Berens, Benjamin De Kosnik, Angela Hennessy, Takeshi Moro, George Pfau, Tamra Seal, Kate Short, Elizabeth Sims 
Images: (top) Takeshi Moro, Lactuca Sativa (lettuce), 2014; (above l-r) Angela Hennessy, Blacklets, 2014; George Pfau, Between I and Us, 2012, Elizabeth Sims,Street Woman (III): detail of Camille Pissarro's Rue de l'Épicerie, Rouen (Effect of Sunlight), 1898, 2014. Courtesy of the Artists. 

Audience Survey: Open Studios...

"Thanks to you all for another great open studios. I think this is my 14th year for attending and it was wonderful." - East Bay Open Studios Visitor 2014 

Have a story you want to share? We want to hear it! Please share with us by using our East Bay Open Studios Audience Survey.

 
Images (l-r): studios of Favianna Rodriguez (412), Emily Farish (180), and Michael Hall (184) and Susanna Corcoran (185).

News...
Pro Arts Receives Warhol Grant!
 
Pro Arts is pleased to announce it is the recipient of a two-year grant from the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts. Grant monies of $100,000 support Pro Arts' visual programming and new commissionings for the benefit of Oakland and Bay Area artists.


Events Calendar...

Friday, July 11, 2014, 6.30-8pm | FREE

The Disquiet: Bay Area Currents Artists' Reception


Come this Friday!

Image: Tamra Seal, Fulcrum, 2013




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Saturday, July 12, 2014, 5-6pm | FREE 
Beast Crawl at Pro Arts
A free literary festival featuring more than 140 writers in a single night, spread out over three hours and twenty-six local venues. Pro Arts will host Leg One of Beast Crawl, Turn Down For What: Oakland Youth Amplify, from 5 to 6pm.

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Friday, August 1, 2014, 6.30-8pm | FREE
The Disquiet: Bay Area Currents 
Artists' Talk
Michael Berens, Benjamin De Kosnik, Angela Hennessy, Takeshi Moro, George Pfau, Tamra Seal, Kate Short, Elizabeth Sims

Image: Michael Berens, With-In-Practice, 2013


Artist Connect...

A DIFFERENT DIRECTION: Artist Kate Short premieres new work in Bay Area Currents that explores a different direction in her practice. The quietly menacing sound installation Statis (2014), developed in conversation with juror Dena Beard, creates harmonics that mirror industrial sounds. A pristine black wall and shaded windows are the only visual indicators for deep tones that channel through the gallery.


Pro Arts is an Oakland-based regional organization that encourages change in and through the arts to invigorate our communities.

We provide creative platforms for artists, youth and public audiences to engage in the visual arts, connect with artists, and support arts education. Annually we produce over 20 exhibitions, exhibit over 600 artists, conduct over 700 arts classes for youth, and reach an audience over 72,000.

CREATIVITY.  COMMUNITY.  CHANGE.

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Oakland, CA 94612
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Pacific Art League Palo Alto July Events

July Exhibitions

Join us this Friday, July 11th, from 5:30 to 8:00 p.m. for the opening reception of two new exhibitions:
 
MAIN GALLERY
Members' Exhibit
July 1-24, 2014
The exhibit will showcase the work of our talented member artists and is judged by Edna Wagner Pierso, an accomplished watercolorist, author and lecturer.
CORRIDOR GALLERY
Ron Andrews
July 1-24, 2014
A Retrospective: The Evolution of a watercolorist

Artist Opportunities

Current Calls for Entry at the Pacific Art League:


BAYcentric
Submission Deadline: July 9th, 2014
Exhibition Dates: August 1-28, 2014
"BAYcentric" is a juried exhibition in which the subject matter will portray the experience of the Bay Area figuratively and abstractly.
Apply

 

 
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TIME OF CHANGE 1961 - 1965
Through Thursday, July 3rd

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Time of Change (Three Bridesmaids), 1962

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Two Editions to honor Gay Pride Month, and our Photo Levallois Award winner

Two Editions to honor Gay Pride Month, and our Photo Levallois Award winner


In June, we honored Gay Pride Month with two Editions that celebrate the courageous human spirit. The response was every bit as enthusiastic as we'd hoped it would be! 

In 1969, at age nineteen, Anthony Friedkin began a self-assigned project to document the gay communities blooming in Los Angeles and San Francisco. The resulting collection, The Gay Essay, opened this month to a packed gallery at San Francisco's de Young Museum. The exhibition remains open through January 11, 2015. Our digital Edition, which includes audio commentary by Friedkin, remains open indefinitely.
Vincent Cianni is making waves with his collection Gays in the Military, published by Daylight. He appeared on Katie Couric's show "Katie" on June 9 to talk about the troubling effects of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" on U.S. servicemen and women and those closest to them. We released Cianni's portraits and their accompanying interviews in this Edition. 
 
In other great news, Daylight artist Esther Teichmann's work Fractal Scars, Salt Water and Tears just won the 2014 Photo Levallois Award. The prestigious award is given annually to a young photographer submitting a series of yet-unpublished images. The winner receives a cash prize of €10,000 and an exhibition at the Photo Levallois Festival in October.

Treat yourself to a look at Teichmann's collection The Photograph as a Portal, which we featured as an Edition in March of 2014.