Exhibit opens March 14th and runs through May.
Opening Reception is on March 22, 2 - 4 pm
Art Gallery for Artist Books & Book Objects
Open noon to 4 pm Saturdays & Sundays & by appointment
Eubank Studio 11101 Highway One #105, Point Reyes, CA 94956
415 . 669.1380 sometimesbooks@gmail.com
I am currently showing two books:
Red Read as a fold, a book, a cutting a way.
DRAWN in the 1990s. TYPESET over 20 years later at Iota Press, Sebastopol, CA
Stonington Public Library. 2014
I am pleased to be showing three from my mtlaugwalkcut series at the Seager Gray Gallery.
The gallery is located at 108 Throckmorton Avenue in Mill Valley.
HOURS:
Tuesday - Saturday 11 - 6 and Sunday 12 - 5
Phone: 415 . 384 . 8288
I am pleased to announce that I will be showing some work* at CODEX V this year.
I will be sharing a table with friend and artist, Jan Owen.
Look for us at the table, BiCoastal BookWorks.
CODEX V BOOK FAIR
The Art of the Book
Sunday - Wednesday, February 8 - ll
Craneway Pavillion in Richmond, CA
HOURS: Sun, Feb 8 12:30 - 5:30
Mon, Feb 9 12:30 - 6:00
Tues, Feb 10 12:30 - 6
Wed, Feb 11 10 - 3
For more information on location, the symposiums and other events check out the website.
* A Bed of Verbs, mtlaugwalkcut series, AndBut 1 & 2, Tangled Dreams, and more.
Please join us for the opening reception of
Little x Little: a small works show
October 7th through to December 25th
Opening Reception: Saturday, October 11th 5:30 - 8
C-14 is located at the Barlow
6780 Depot Street, Suite 100 Sebastopol, CA
707 827-3020 C14contemporaryarts.com
Satri Pencak curated this exhibit of small works.
I am one of 21 artists participating and have 5 small works in the show.
PRESENCE
at the Barlow, a new gallery
I am pleased to be one of the nine featured artists. We are:
Teresa Camozzi, Martha Channer, DebraLea Comstock, Dave Gordon,
Brooke Holve, Colin Lambert, Craig Mitchell, Fred Vedder, and Martha Wade
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The exhibit, curated by Satri Pencak, runs from May 1st through June 15th.
There will be an opening reception on Saturday, May 10th from 5 - 8pm.
I hope that you will be able to join us, meet the artists and hear about what we will be doing.
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C14 At the Barlow | 6780 Depot Street, suite 100 | Sebastopol, CA 95472 | 707.827.3020
Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Saturday, 11 - 6, Sunday, 11 - 5, Closed Mondays
Currently I am showing work in three venues: Sometimes Books 11101 Hwy One St 105 Pt. Reyes Station, CA 94955 Hours: 12 - 4, Sat & Sun & by appointment 415 669- 1380 sometimesbooks@gmail.com Exhibition Dates: March 1 - June 1st
Petaluma Regional Library 100 Fairgrounds Petaluma, CA 94952 Exhibition Dates: Mar 1 - June 1st
Marin MOCA Altered Book Exhibition 500 Palm Drive Novato, CA 415 506 - 0137 Exhibition Dates: April 19 - May 24
exhibition runs till February 23rd at RiskPress Gallery in Sebastopol. The gallery hours are Tues - Sunday, 11 - 7 and I will be sitting the gallery on Wednesdays from 11 - 3. Stop by if you are in the area.
There also is a poetry reading, A Speak Easy - Sounds in Print, on February 16th, 2 - 4 and printing demos every Friday afternoon.
RiskPress Gallery 7345 Healdsburg Ave. Sebastopol, CA 95472
Iotians are busy this month preparing for the exhibit in February. Mark your calendar!
The Poetry of Printing
Featuring letterpress works by Megan A. Arnold, Serena Coltrane-Briscoe, Lyn Dillin, Lucille Friesen, Judi Goldberg, CK Itamura, Eric Johnson, Maia Kobabe, Tiana Krahn, Tami Lovett, Lin Max, Katie Nealon, Birgit Neilsen, Micah Schwaberow, Ash Weiss and me.
February 1 - 23, 2014
Opening Reception: Feb 1, 3 - 7
Love Letter Writing: Feb 6, 5 - 9
A Speak Easy - Sounds in Print: Feb 16, 2 -4
Printing demos every Friday afternoon
Gallery Hours 11 - 7 Tues - Sun
RiskPress Gallery 7345 Healdsburg Ave. Sebastopol, CA 95472 Contact: iota@sonic.net
Please stop by and be prepared to experience a wonderful exhibit!
Following the closing of Cuttings, postcards began to appear, one by one, in my mailbox. Although signed, numbered and dated, I couldn't decipher the signature of the sender. However, clues suggest that he lives in Sebastopol.
Post Script: Does anyone out there know who sent these?