Dorothy R. Santos, Ph.D.

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Tag: San Francisco Art Institute

  • Spread, Part I – Sharon Grace + Carissa Potter

    Although both artists utilize different mediums, the commonality is their perspective on human interaction and behavior.

    4/18/2011

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    Art, Performance and Conceptual

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    bay area / carissa potter / conceptual art / conceptualism / drawing and painting / postday2011 / San Francisco Art Institute / sharon grace / video art

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  • Carissa Potter, Artist/Printmaker

    4/16/2011

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    Art, Art Theory and Movements, Conceptual, Performance and Conceptual

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    bay area / carissa potter / conceptual / drawing / postaday2011 / San Francisco Art Institute / SOMAarts Cultural Center

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  • Sharon Grace, Conceptual Artist

    4/15/2011

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    Art, Conceptual, Performance and Conceptual

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    bay area / conceptual art / postaday2011 / San Francisco Art Institute / sharon grace / somarts cultural center

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  • Art Review’s Power 100 [Insert pouty face here]

    Okay, I’m just going to get on my soap box so please feel free to move on if you’re not interested, I totally understand and won’t be offended. To forewarn you, this is a rant. At least I’m my own number one fan, eh? Here it goes… Having committed myself to writing everyday, I’m finding the Bay Area art world […]

    1/14/2011

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    Art

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    art review / art scene / bay area / contemporary art / global art world / marina abramovic / okwui enwezor / people of color in the arts / postaday2011 / San Francisco / San Francisco Art Institute / the power 100 / valuation

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  • It’s All a Blur…not really

    It’s All a Blur is far from a blur when you consider the show’s theme does not really have much to do with temporality. Walking through the exhibition is nothing like walking through a flurry of sales at the mall or a bustling city block. The Blur artists take what is often fuzzy in our lives and sharpens our focus. […]

    1/6/2011

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    Art, Art and Technology, Digital Art, Film, Multi Media, Performance and Conceptual, Photography, Post Modernism, Visual Arts

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    Art / art community / art writing / artspeak / bay area / collaborators / conceptual art / drawing / justin hoover / performance art / postaday2011 / San Francisco Art Institute / somarts cultural center / writing

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  • Labour of Love, Installation by Elyse Hochstadt

    Eggshells. Easily discarded but often associated with the idiom of not wanting to hurt one’s feelings (hence, walking on eggshells), Elyse Hochstadt’s Labour of Love installation of eggshells with a wooden swing hanging off to a corner of the piece provides the viewer with an identifiable reference – a carpet.  Yet, the thought of walking […]

    1/4/2011

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    bay area / contemporary art / contemporary craft / elyse hocstadt / labour of love / postaday2011 / San Francisco / San Francisco Art Institute

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  • Portrait of George I by Elyse Hochstadt

    With the valiant effort of keeping with my “art diary” format and writing as much as possible in the new year (every day to be exact), I figured it would be nice to write about a Bay Area artist. I’m hoping to learn more about her work as well as her processes as the year progresses. There will […]

    1/3/2011

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    Art, Art Practice, Artist’s Studio, Visual Arts

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    art practice / arts / bay area / conceptual art / contemporary craft / elyse hocstadt / fine arts and craft / postaday2011 / San Francisco Art Institute / san francisco bay area / Sculpture

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  • Garage Biennale Book – Now Available!

    Art is supposed to be an experience. Don’t you think? Well, I do. These days, it’s not enough for me to look at something on a canvas or a neatly stacked collection of combs (okay, so if it’s Sonya Clark, I know the combs are ridiculously magnificent looking and rife with cultural subtext and history. […]

    12/22/2010

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    Art, Art and Technology, Film, Performance and Conceptual, Photography, Visual Arts

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    alternative art space / art practice / artists / book / conceptual art / contemporary art / contemporary art history / experimental art / garage biennale / justin hoover / performance art / San Francisco / San Francisco Art Institute

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  • Gender Resolution by Pete Ippel

    This is a follow up post to the Art 10 Q & A. Please view this great video of how Pete created his work, Gender Resolution.

    10/1/2010

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    Art, Art Practice, Artist’s Studio, Performance and Conceptual, Visual Arts

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    art making process / art practice / artist’s perspective / california / inside the artist’s studio / pete ippel / San Francisco Art Institute / ventura

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  • My/Your/His/Her Little Pony?

    Worel put it best when she mentioned giving the viewer a ‘simulacrum of memory’ with Rocking Horse Winner (RHW). She provides the observer with a fondness for something they may have never even experienced before. The piece itself is grand. A real beauty to behold from a distance.

    8/24/2010

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    Art, Performance and Conceptual

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    conceptual / contemporary art / San Francisco / San Francisco Art Institute

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