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Casemore Gallery

When
Saturday, August 8 · 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
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STDISF — Arts/Culture
SF Art Galleries - Openings & Events Event source calendar Event Link: see venue calendar above ^^ The artists of Automata Sigils, Billie Ocean, Kelley O'Leary, Farley Gwazda (Director of the Sonya Rapoport Legacy Trust), Ariella Robinson and Mia Weiner will be in conversation with curator Janie Perez-Radler on Saturday, August 8th at 3 pm. The exhibition is on view through Saturday, August 29. At 5 pm on August 8rd, Minnesota Street Project will be hosting their summer party with entertainment, drinks, and exhibition openings. We hope you can join us! Explore the Online Viewing Room Lindsey White's New and Recent Signs! is now on view in Casemore Gallery's backroom through August 29. Lindsey White incorporates signs and signage across the arc of a practice that includes photography, video, sculpture, installation, and more. New and Recent Signs! is a collection of signs she painted, printed, or otherwise produced just in the last year as critical components of exhibitions and gatherings. Her signs emphasize structures of connectivity and the power of community. They also consider how communities can collaborate, resist, and take action in unstable political and economic moments. The majority of signs featured in this exhibition were integral elements of her functioning Chat & Chew cafe, the backdrop of her Artist in Residence appointment and related exhibition, Last Art School, at Hunter College in New York last fall. Chat & Chew was a gathering space modeled after a cozy local restaurant with free daily coffee and a homemade lunch that White cooked and served once a week. Like all public spaces, it presented a mandate and opportunity for communication. The exhibition also included archival materials from the San Francisco Art Institute Legacy Foundation and Archive, and White designed a fleet of signs to outline her idiosyncratic classification systems, such as, G.O.A.T., Hauntings, and Idealistic Views. Her love of typography and vernacular lettering investigates the construction of meaning and authority with scrutiny, hijinks, and care. Explore the Online Viewing Room ―――――――――― SF Stuff To Do Do not edit this event! changes will be overwritten

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