SATURDAY APRIL 23 | 12-6 PM
Born and raised in Japan, San Francisco jewelry designer, Suga Rocereto finds the inspiration for her designs in the femininity and delicacy of nature’s beauty. Her timeless pieces are hand crafted in sterling sliver 14k rose and yellow gold. During this event Suga will be introducing many new, never seen before designs. This is a perfect opportunity to find your treasured piece.
RECEPTION: Saturday April 2 / 6-9 pm
San Francisco ceramists Hideo Yoshida and Carmine Giordano will be offering a beautiful selection of their wood, salt and gas fired ceramics. Joining them will be their fellow San Francisco artists and friends Monique Castiaux, Carole Jeung and Paul Moshammer.
Monique Castiaux will be featuring a group of small abstract assemblages on wood, paintings and assembled works on paper. Carole Jung is featuring a group of tiny color, abstract monotypes, larger black & white monotypes and a number of abstract oil paintings on wood. Paul Moshammer will be featuring a number of sculptural assemblages constructed from reclaimed wood and various utilitarian objects.
Photography & Encaustic Wax Painting
February 26 – March 27, 2011
Reception: Saturday, February 26 /6-9 pm
San Francisco artist, Thea Schrack writes with her camera, painting the words, photographing the story and translating its mystery in new and ever changing ways. Her images leave the boundaries wide-open, blurred and expanded, letting the mediums meet and mingle. Raised in western Nebraska, Schrack’s formal photographic studies began at Colorado Mountain College. She attended San Francisco Art Institute, where she studied painting and photography, receiving her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. Her work has been regularly featured in publications, books by Chronicle Books and has been shown throughout the country.
JANUARY 15 – FEBRUARY 19, 2011
Artists Reception: SATURDAY JANUARY 29, 6-9 PM
Inclusions Gallery is pleased to present VOYAGES OF DISCOVERY - Nordic 5 Arts.
Featuring works by: Colette Crutcher, Diane Rusnak, Elizabeth Stokkebye, Ellen Faris, Helene Sobol, Loren Rehbock, Lotte Dyhrberg, Maj-Britt Mobrand, Marc Ellen Hamel, Mark Erickson, Olivia Eielson, Stevens Strauss
Nordic 5 Arts was founded in 1993 by Kati Casida as an organization in the San Francisco Bay Area where expression in the arts could flourish and artists with a common heritage could gather and explore new ideas and present a unique Nordic/Scandinavian sensibility. The organization is comprised of professional artists of Nordic/Scandinavian descent and artists born in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. They have sponsored exhibitions and shown extensively throughout the Bay Area.
This group show will be comprised of an exciting, fresh array of paintings, drawings, photographs, mixed media, weaving and ceramics.
NOVEMBER 7 – DECEMBER 31, 2010.
Reception & 3 Year Anniversary Celebration: FRIDAY DECEMBER 3, 6-9 PM
Quinn Scheibal, Kim Smith, Merin McDonell, Mark Faigenbaum, Hideo Yoshida, Carmine Giordano, Richard Nyhagen, Jenny Phillips, Peter Arvidson, Colette Crutcher, Adele Shaw, Susan Garry-Lorcia, Thea Schrack
THROUGH OCTOBER 31, 2010
Reception for Artists: October 13, 2010 6-9 pm
This is the second annual event of its kind for Inclusions Gallery. In a desire to collaborate, with the local creative community, an open call for submissions was held. This show is the result. One hundred works of art from Thirty-three Bernal Heights Residents.
Participating artists:
Aaron Vonk, Alan Mazzetti, Beverly Tharp, Bob Armstrong, Carmen Wolf, Colette Crutcher, David Avery, Dick Keltner, Erin Malone, Evan Barbour, Heather Zehren Albinson, Isaac Roller, Jean Pedigo, Jeff Pedigo, Jenny Phillips, Jesse Schlenker, Jon Wessel, Kalie Cassel-Feiss, Laurie Chandler, Lela Shields, Luiza Leite, Merin McDonell, Miles Epstein, Misty Potter, Pauline Crowther Scott, Rebecca Meredith, Sharon Steuer, Susan Garry-Lorica, Thea Schrack, Tiffany Graham, Violetta Reiser, Virginia Barrett, Yuka Hollingsworth
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Inclusions Gallery is accepting submissions from residents of Bernal Heights. Artists of all ages, working in all mediums, are encouraged to participate. Select pieces will be featured in an exclusive show from September 25 – October 31, 2010.
REQUIREMENTS:
Please, no walk ins or drop offs of actual artwork. Email with JPGs, image discs or photographic representation only.
Submission fees can be paid at the gallery by cash, check, credit card or via Paypal: info@inclusionsgallery.com
For more information contact: info@inclusionsgallery.com
SATURDAY, AUGUST 28 | 12-6 PM
Bold, kinetic and sculptural with an elegant interplay of angles and curves, Vanessa Gade’s jewelry makes a contemporary statement balanced with a timeless wearability. It was her passion for history and photography that initiated her path to jewelry design. While studying to become a historian at the University of California, San Diego she discovered the metalsmithing studio. Fascinated by the tools, stones, and molten metal she wandered inside and never looked back. In 2006 she moved to San Francisco and attended the Revere Academy of Jewelry Arts Graduate Jeweler program.
AUGUST 14 – SEPTEMBER 19 | RECEPTION: AUGUST 14, 6-9 PM
Inclusions Gallery is pleased to announce a solo exhibition for Adele Louise Shaw opening Saturday August 14, 2010. Shaw’s work continues to be influenced by natural form. Her new series “Proclivities” is inspired by the power of nature in many of its manifestations. Since her first solo show at the gallery in 2008 the references to nature have been observed more intensely; the paintings are colorful, calligraphic, energetic and detailed with the unique hand of the artist. Still drawing story and relation out of the abstract tendencies of the organic world, the view into the search for order reveals there isn’t a clear path, but rather a fine line between beauty and chaos, balance and progress.
About the Artist: Adele Louise Shaw received her BFA from the Maryland Institute, Collage of Art in 1989. She has further studied in Vermont, Italy, Thailand and Japan. She lives and works in San Francisco and Davis, California.
The show runs August 14 through September 19, 2010.
SATURDAY JULY 17 | 12-6 PM
Rubina jewelry is handcrafted in San Francisco by Bernal Heights resident Sandra Ducheneaux. In 2008 Sandra discovered a passion for metalsmithing and started her jewelry line which quickly turned into a full time job.
Sandra creates her alluring sterling silver and 14K gold plated pieces from pressed leaves and flowers. She loves to pair them with bold colored precious gemstones and raw minerals. Come see her extended collection and find that signature summer piece.
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