Dorothy R. Santos, Ph.D.

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Dorothy R. Santos, Ph.D.

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Tag: gallery

  • Sneak Peek at the Asterisk SF Music Issue

    The Music Issue features | David Molina (Art) | Dan Dion (Art) | Michael Musika (Literature) | Afterlife (Style) | Vacation SF (Style) | Old School Cafe (Dine) | Urban Bedrooms (Design | Home)| Foggy Notion (Design | Home) | The She’s (Music) | Emily Jane White (Music) | Divisadero (Community) | Pinball Museum (Beyond […]

    1/11/2013

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    Art

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    asterisk sf / asterisk sf gallery / gallery / Music / music issue / San Francisco

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  • Gallery Profile: 18 Reasons ~ Asterisk SF Magazine Food Issue

    On a cool, breezy summer evening, music emanates from the middle of the block on 18th Street, steps away from Dolores Park. The lovely voice of a woman summons, rather easily, others to a delightful space. Stepping inside, there are vibrant and colorful drawings of sweet breads and cakes adorning the walls. The music that […]

    10/29/2012

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    Art, Art Writing and Criticism

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    18 Reasons / Art / asterisk sf / asterisk sf magazine / bay area / food issue / gallery / San Francisco

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  • Catherine Clark – Gallery Profile

    When it comes to art, New York has been called a hub where intellectualism and creativity meet. Although it has a smaller population, the same sentiment can be said about San Francisco. As the city known for its diversity, its no surprise that one can find a multitude of extraordinary and unique artists creating art […]

    7/4/2011

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    Art Writing and Criticism

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    bay area / catherine clark / catherine clark gallery / gallery / gallery profile / postaday2011 / San Francisco

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  • Don’t ever say these things to an artist or loudly in public (especially at a museum or gallery)…

    I don’t get it. Why is this art? I can do that. A kid could do that. This isn’t art. Trust me on this one…  

    4/11/2011

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    Art

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    etiquette / gallery / musuem / postaday2011

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  • ArtHaus gallery profile in Asterisk SF Magazine

    Over a month ago, I had the privilege of talking to gallery owners, James Bacchi and Annette Schutz, for Asterisk SF magazine. Not only was it a great conversation but a wonderful story of how ArtHaus has flourished over the years through a tough art market. They’re, certainly, a staple in the San Francisco Art Scene and know exactly […]

    3/31/2011

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    Art, Art Writing and Criticism

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    annette schutz / art writing / bay area art / gallery / james bacchi / postaday2011 / San Francisco / san francisco gallery

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  • Got me a sweet new place to roam…

    3/28/2011

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    Art

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    gallery / guerrerro gallery / postaday2011 / San Francisco

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  • Manufactured Organic at Root Division Photos

    3/19/2011

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    Art, Performance and Conceptual, Sculpture, Visual Arts

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    art and community / bay area / environment / gallery / kinetic art / manufactured organic / postaday2011 / root division / San Francisco / Sculpture

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  • Oakland Art Murmur Musings – January 7, 2011

    Every first Friday, a community of artists, gallery owners, musicians, and art lovers (even from San Francisco) gather around the Telegraph and West Grand streets to, not just see art but, experience art as well. One of my favorite galleries, Johansson Projects was showing clever artist, Jennie Ottinger. Unfortunately, the last night to see her work […]

    1/8/2011

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    art community / art murmur / bay area / gallery / jennie ottinger / johansson project / oakland / postaday2011

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  • Re-contextualizing Moral Optics of Foucault and Botero by Eduardo Mendieta

    Another (recent) short paper I wrote on artist, Fernando Botero, for the course, Contemporary Art: History and Theory taken at UC Berkeley Extension (for Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Visual Arts). ************************************ One of the fundamental lessons in drawing class entailed drawing untold numbers of fruit, boxes and bags.  The exercises were required to instill the importance […]

    8/26/2010

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    Art, Visual Arts

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    Abu Ghraib / biopolitics / Botero / conceptual / conceptual art / contemporary art / Eduardo Mendieta / foucault / gallery / gender constructs / human cognitive processes / human condition / morality / museum / painting / philosophy / philosophy of art / photography / Representation

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