National Spring Open Juried Exhibition
Elisabeth Braun, Noontime
Peter Seidel, Cleaner #8
June 8 – July 27, 2007
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Exhibiting Artists
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Corey Ackelmire Steven Altman Henry Berkowitz Elisabeth Braun Lawrie Brown Sarah Canfield James Cobb Charlotte Daley Eleanor Day Teresa DeSeve Lyn Gardiner Jeffrey Gelick Paul Gorka Deborah Hamon Cheryl Harper Glenn Harren Passle Helminski Melissa Husted-Sherman Lin Xia Jiang Gary Lindgren |
Oscar Londono James Mario Justin Nostrala Bruce Pendleton Bernard Re Jr. Elisa Root John R.G. Roth Marc Salz Yudith Segev Peter Seidel Dale Shuffler Peter H. Smith Susan Stefanski Jim Stogdill Alex Teichman Janice Ward Ed Watson Victoria Webb Patricia Wilson-Schmid |
About the Juror
Mark Van Proyen is an artist and art critic based in the San Francisco Bay Area. He is a Northern California corresponding editor for Art in America and previously The Artweek Magazine. Recent books include Administrativism and its Discontents (State University of New York at Stony Brook) and (as co-editor) AfterBurn: Reflections on Burning Man (University of New Mexico Press). An additional publication includes "A Tale of Two Gesamtkunstwerk: Mathew Barney and Burning Man in a Post-Institutional Context" Conference of the College Art Association, Seattle, WA.He is Associate Professor of Painting and Art History at the San Francisco Art Institute. Proyen taught Art History and Studio Art at University of California Extension, San Francisco, was guest faculty at University of California at Davis and Stanford University Department of Art Practice, and was also visiting faculty at University of California at Santa Cruz and University of California at Berkeley.
Mark Proyen was the Fellowship Recipient from Marin Arts Council and Bay Regional Fellowship from Mortimer Flieshhacker Foundation. Selected solo exhibitions include SOMAR Gallery, Ebert Gallery, Dana Reich Gallery and Eaton/Shoen Gallery in San Francisco, CA. Group exhibition highlights include California State University, Bolinas Museum, Beijing, China and Drawing Center, NY.
