Press

» 7x7, Ert O'Hara, 2.12.09

» Artbusiness.com, Alan Bamberger, 01.31.09
» SF Gate, Daniel N. Alvarez, 1.29.09
» SF Weekly, Traci Vogel, 1.28.09

“The controlled chaos of Charlie Callahan utilizes a variety of found materials and includes a working styrofoam water fountain, all kinds of small paintings, a large painting with a hole in the center where the hole...”

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» Nylon Magazine, 12.17.07
» Artbusiness.com, Alan Bamberger, 12.08.07

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» Artbusiness.com, Alan Bamberger, 11.03.07
» San Francisco Bay Guardian Online, Iris Tablas-Mejia
» Daily Candy

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» Artbusiness.com, Alan Bamberger, 09.08.07
» San Francisco Bay Guardian Online, Kimberly Chun
» Art Week, Colin Berry, 09.08.07

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“The motley palette of Tokyo artist Ogi blends Japanese animation, skateborad culture, fashion, graffiti, urban life, and more.”

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“Ben Tour, Chris Duncan, Fighting (Lukas Geronimas, Niall McClelland), Humanfive (Jaret Penner, Mike Swaney, Simon Redekop, Tyler Lepore), Joseph Hart, Julie Morstad, Ryan Wallace. Group show of artists and associates from Canada's Lifetime....”

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“Chris Pew's outerspace fantasyscapes transport you to the far reaches of your consciousness, while Paul Urich's precise small-format "portraits" reel you...”

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“I enter the gallery smack in the middle of a mesmerizing paganesque far side performance by experimental musician Bob Marsh. He's couched in a haunting tin mask, a washboard-style metal necktie, and about six metal fingerpicks, and he's gyrating and chanting...”

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» Art Week, Chris Brenneman 02.03.07
» Artbusiness.com, Alan Bamberger 02.03.07

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“A group show with a lot of artists that was all over the map, although all 2-dimensional and pretty representational.”

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“Artist Chris Pew – organizer of this small group show featuring work by Deedee Cheriel, Jeff Eisenberg, Amanda Lynch, Keli Reule, and Casey Jex Smith – may have hit on yet another way to conceive and organize a show.”

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» San Francisco Weekly, Michael Leaverton & Hiya Swanhuyser, 09.28.05
» Artbusiness.com, Alan Bamberger, 10.01.05
» FecalFace.com, John Trippe, 10.01.05

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“Receiver Gallery is a small, unexpected space in the Inner Sunset that is also home to Receiver Studio, a print and interactive design company. While the commingling of art and design is nothing new, it's rare to find them cohabiting quite so intimately. In Receiver's case, the walls of the gallery and design studio are one and the same, making it a particularly appropriate place to view the work of painter Gregory Euclide, whose lovely landscapes blend fine art tradition with graphic design style and a respect for scientific order.”

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“You go, girl! The art world may not be as male-dominated as it once was, but female artists still find it hard to get their work displayed. Twelve women from all over the country and Canada have banded together to form the Boys' Club and have taken their show on the road.”

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Several great images of the art, artists and guests at The Boy's Club show, July 7th at Receiver Gallery. Taken by our fecalface.com friend Ert O'Hara, these photographs sum up the evening well.

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“Author A.V. Jones queried nearly 90 of today's best urban artists as to how they might smite those pesky pigeons, and then asked them to transform their obliterative methodologies into art.”

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“The semi-abstract paintings of Chris Pew are scientific psychological introspective cosmic journeys, mental and physical, outer and inner, people and places-- the way things might be in other worlds, including those of our minds.”

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