Elementos by Norita
Elements by Anne Marguerite Herbst
March 8-April 28, 2024
Reception Saturday, March 16 1-4 pm
Artists’ Talks 2 pm
Elementos by Norita
Elements by Anne Marguerite Herbst
March 8-April 28, 2024
Reception Saturday, March 16 1-4 pm
Artists’ Talks 2 pm
John Sanborn's book Between Order and Entropy
is still available at FOG for $50. (Amazon $70)
Far Out Gallery presents Out of Chaos | Decoding the Obvious, created by media artist John Sanborn. This interactive work is an Artificial Intelligence/Augmented Reality platform developed by Sanborn in order to exhibit video works without hanging screens. The only screen you’ll need is the one on your phone or mobile device.
If you’d like, scan QR code ahead of time in order to download the Eye Jack app (free) and pre-load the collection of images you’ll be playing with when you arrive at the gallery.
We were entranced this evening at the Classical Music Concert by pianist David Borac and singer Wei Wei Rapoport!
We thank Karen Hutchinson-piano & Zachariah Spellman-tuba for an amazing duo performance at FOG. They treated us to folk songs and a splendid Alec Wilder tune, Moon and Sand.
A glowing reception for Anne Marguerite’s new show!
Today Kevin gave a marvelous demonstration of mask making and entertained us all beyond expectation.
Yvonne made this before our very eyes!
Yvonne treated us to a marvelous afternoon of knitting on her analog machine that uses punch cards. We were given blank cards to create our own design and a special hole puncher that the machine uses to knit the design.
The art on the walls was not created with this machine. She used another machine and computer program to knit her photographs.
For "Sunset Shangri-La" Yvonne and Kevin each have a wall. Their work looks fantastic across from each other’s.
Yvonne’s wall
Kevin’s wall
Kevin’s window
Yvonne Martinez in front of her knitted show sign
Our 2nd Open Invitation:
closed last weekend.
120 artists participated.
Artist Lori Murphy
Zachariah Spellman, SF Opera tuba player, looking and listening
Mary Margaret aka Ems on right
Carlo Grunfeld near his painting, Kit Cameron, Paul Kensinger
photo by Michelle Mongan
One entry per person. The show will be hung salon style in the order received. Various mediums and sizes welcomed.*
Artists may choose to sell or not. FOG will receive a 30% commission on all art sold.
We will continue to receive art throughout the exhibition during regular hours: Friday-Sunday, 12-6pm.
* No video or film screens will be provided.
* Wall sizes must not exceed 4 feet.
* Wall art must be ready to hang.
The gallery was full for Graciela's book reading. Thank you, friends and supporters of Graciela and Lisa who came out and bought books.
Anna Muravitskaya graced FOG on Mother’s Day with her exquisite mezzo soprano voice singing Ukrainian folk songs. The songs were filled with tenderness of budding love, nature, devotion to family and land. Thank you Anna for transporting us to your Ukrainian origin.
Nataliya Pryzant in red waving, her husband Eugene, guest, Gabriella on left.
West Wall from left: Elvira Dayel, SA Kushinka, Sonia Melnikova-Raich
East wall from left: 4 paintings by Natalyia Pryzant Center: Vitaliy Pryzant Right: Ganna Prymakova
Anne Herbst: Hearts for Ukraine
Flowers for Ukraine
contributing artists:
Elvira Dayel
That’s Nataliya Pryzant in green above, and her husband, below. Tania Pashkevich unpacks art by the window.
contributing artists:
Elvira Dayel
Welcome to FOG’s fundraising exhibition supporting Ukrainian refugees. Margarita Soyfertis, a San Francisco mosaic artist, approached FOG with this idea and we are sympathetic to the cause. Margarita is from Kiev and wants to help her former country and fellow artists Vitaliy Pryzant and Ganna Prymakova, who recently fled Ukraine. She invited Ukrainian American artists Elvira Dayel, Nataliya Pryzant, and Gregory Vernitsky. All contributing artists are donating sales of their art to Hearts For Ukraine US, a non-profit humanitarian organization. The devastation and destruction of this war has touched most of the world and its horrors have no end. Please consider assisting Ukrainian refugees by purchasing art or donating directly to www.heartsforukraine.us
contributing artists:
Elvira Dayel
Anne Herbst Pink Blossoms
The gallery was packed for the Artist’s Talk on Saturday. Thank you all for supporting Michelle and Connie. Above, Michelle shows us a slice of the Boundary Oak Tree that she used for her print series.
Connie in front of her paintings with her knitted steel and copper Sprouts.