Please come, SFMOMA Artist Gallery Warehouse Sale May 2013, I will have some works available.

Please come, SFMOMA Artist Gallery Warehouse Sale May 2013, I will have some works available.
Fort Mason Building A, San Francisco, CA. 2 locations in Building A at Fort Mason will be open – one has hanging works and other has works on paper. I will have 10 works on paper, one framed work on paper and one horizontal 72″ x 36″ oil on canvas there. Feel free to contact me for more information.

http://sfmomaag.blogspot.com/2013/04/twentieth-annual-artists-warehouse-sale.html

It’s a great event; much fun plus lovely selections to select from.
“A huge selection of original artworks at a savings of up to 75 percent…
The SFMOMA Artists Gallery Warehouse Sale makes Bay Area contemporary art accessible and affordable…”
Five Days Only

Opening night
Wednesday, May 8, 6–9 p.m.

Additional Sale Hours
Thursday and Friday, May 9 and 10, noon–8 p.m.
Saturday, May 11, noon–5:30 p.m.
SFMOMA Artists Gallery Warehouse Sale
SFMOMA Artists Gallery, Bldg A — May 8th through May 12th

Earth: Above/Below by kathryn Arnold, oil/acrylic on paper, 25"w x 29"h

Earth: Above/Below by kathryn Arnold, oil/acrylic on paper, 25″w x 29″h

Day at Studio #3, by Kathryn Arnold, 30"h x 38"w, mixed media on paper, framed in natural maple

Day at Studio #3, by Kathryn Arnold, 30″h x 38″w, mixed media on paper, framed in natural maple

Earth: Spirit by kathryn arnold, 31"w x 26"h, acrylic with oil

Earth: Spirit by kathryn arnold, 31″w x 26″h, acrylic with oil on paper

The SFMOMA Artists Gallery Warehouse Sale makes Bay Area contemporary art accessible and affordable. Popular with both new and seasoned collectors, the five-day sales event supports Bay Area artists as well as SFMOMA’s exhibitions and programs.

Be among the first to shop this annual sale, now in its 20th year. Two venues of more than 7,000 square feet are filled with works by 300 participating artists — seize your chance to purchase at incredible savings. Browse through a huge selection of original artwork at savings of up to 75 percent. Many artistic styles and media are represented — painting, drawing, works on paper, mixed media, and more.

Preview Reception: Wednesday, May 8, 6:00-9:00 p.m.
$10 at the door, FREE for SFMOMA members
Sale: Thursday & Friday, May 9 & 10, Noon-8:00 p.m.
Saturday, May 11, Noon-5:30 p.m.
Sunday, May 12, Noon-4:00 p.m.
FREE admission to sale for all
More information: (415) 441-4777 & http://www.sfmoma.org/artistsgallery
Sunday, May 12, noon–4 p.m.

Proceeds benefit participating artists, the Artists Gallery, and SFMOMA.

Please be invited! New Group Exhibition, Reception: Thursday April 4th from 5:30-7:30pm

I feel good fortune being able to exhibit this larger painting titled “The Tomb of Charles Baudelaire” during the month of April at Sandra Lee Gallery, 251 Post St, Suite 310, SF, 94108. This painting’s title is from a favorite line in a poem by Mallarme. Both Baudelaire and Mallarme were Imagist poets (along with symbolists and also Baudelaire perhaps being more well-known as an art critic/writer and philosopher. I experience affinity with these lines of thinking and so when I painted this work discovering the white calla lilies, I felt an attribution was in order for the title. (For discourse on Imagism, Symbolism and Visualization see http://tanyaclement.org/2005/06/12/imagism-symbolism-and-information-visualization/ )(For historical discourse see http://faculty.gvsu.edu/websterm/Poetic_Modes.htm)

I hope you can come by to see – the reception is April 4th from 5:30 – 7:30 and the exhibition runs
http://sandraleegallery.com/upcoming-exhibitions/ I also will have on view a small set (20 x 20″) of pastel oil paintings – very light and barely there.

The Tomb of Charles Baudelaire, 65" w x 72" h, oil on canvas, Kathryn Arnold

The Tomb of Charles Baudelaire, 65″ w x 72″ h, oil on canvas, Kathryn Arnold

Bay Bridge last night,opening of “The Bay Lights” by artist Leo Villareal, March 5 2013 around 9 PM

Last evening took a run over along Howard to the Embacadero to see the ‘opening’ of artist Leo Villareal’s privately funded public artwork. I had forgotten the excitement that an unveiling could have plus the thrill of a public artwork bringing together a community until last night, and what a technologically savvy and aesthetic artwork it is! Thank you, Leo Villareal.

Here are a few images from the rainy evening. The artist spoke from a speaker and mentioned that over the next two years, the same patterns would never be seen twice.
Here is an informative quote from the NY Times “… Tuesday night when the artist Leo Villareal will switch on what is being billed as the world’s largest L.E.D. light sculpture. The public art installation, “The Bay Lights,” will illuminate the bridge’s 1.8-mile western span with 25,000 undulating white lights.” (http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/05/us/light-sculpture-is-set-for-bay-bridge.html?_r=0)

Bay Bridge from Howard St, March 5, 2013

Bay Bridge from Howard St, March 5, 2013

Bay Bridge from Howard St, March 5, 2013

Bay Bridge from Howard St, March 5, 2013

Bay Bridge from Howard St, March 5, 2013

Bay Bridge from Howard St, March 5, 2013

Bay Bridge from Howard St, March 5, 2013

Bay Bridge from Howard St, March 5, 2013

Bay Bridge from Howard St, March 5, 2013

Bay Bridge from Howard St, March 5, 2013

Bay Bridge from Howard St, March 5, 2013

Bay Bridge from Howard St, March 5, 2013

Bay Bridge from Howard St, March 5, 2013

Bay Bridge from Howard St, March 5, 2013

“Drawings”! My works on paper will be on view in San Jose March 1st-16th 2013, please visit!

Please be invited!

My work is included in a group exhibition: Cross Pollination March 1st-16th 2013
An Art Exhibition featuring the work of Art Faculty & Staff from Silicon Valley’s
Six Community Colleges: Evergreen Valley College, San Jose City College,
Mission College, West Valley College, De Anza College & Foothill College

The location is Art Ark Gallery, 1035 South 6th Street, San Jose, CA 95112

I selected to submit some of my ‘drawings’ labeled that since they are predominantly black and white. They use all sorts of mediums from charcoal, oil pastels, collage, origami (hand-folded by me), ink, acrylic paint, and more. The cranes are functioning as personal symbols and hold ties with a Japanese legend of a stranger folding a paper crane and leaving it as a emblem of change – a good change towards the future.

Leaving the Nest by Kathryn Arnold. 44"w x 42"h, mixed media, collage, origami

Leaving the Nest by Kathryn Arnold. 44″w x 42″h, mixed media, collage, origami

"cloud of cranes complete with  instructions" by Kathryn Arnold,  mixed media, spray paint on paper (framed with black frame and under plexiglass – framed size is approx 45”h  x 48” w)  43"w x 45"h

“cloud of cranes
complete with
instructions” by Kathryn Arnold,
mixed media,
spray paint
on paper (framed with black frame and under plexiglass – framed size is approx 45”h x 48” w)
43″w x 45″h

Opening Art Reception:
Friday, March 1st 6-9pm

Live music by:
Andy Dela Cruz

Artist Talk & Closing Reception:
Saturday, March 16th 1-3pm

Gallery Hours: the gallery is open
for receptions and by appointment

Contact: info@artarkgallery.net


Valerie Raps
Resident Curator

Art Ark Gallery
1035 South 6th Street
San Jose, CA 95112
http://www.artarkgallery.net

New group Exhibition with new Work! at Sandra Lee Gallery month of February 2013, Please come by!

New group Exhibition with new Work! at Sandra Lee Gallery month of February 2013, Please come by! I will have the following pieces up. Enjoy! Kathryn

buoyancy, by kathryn arnold, 30"h  x 40"w, oil on canvas

buoyancy, by kathryn arnold, 30″h x 40″w, oil on canvas

Exhibition Date: February 5th-23rd, 2013
Location 251 Post Street, Suite 310, 94108

Opening: Thursday February 7th, 5:30-7:30 pm

Mesmerize, kathryn arnold, 20 x 20", oil on canvas

Mesmerize, kathryn arnold, 20 x 20″, oil on canvas

Pastel Set #1, kathryn arnold, 20 x 20", oil on canvas

Pastel Set #1, kathryn arnold, 20 x 20″, oil on canvas

” Exhibition Date: February 5th-23rd, 2013

Opening: Thursday February 7th, 5:30-7:30 pm

Sandra Lee Gallery

251 Post Street, Suite 310
San Francisco, CA 94108
[t] 415.291.8000
art@sandraleegallery.com

from http://sandraleegallery.com/upcoming-exhibitions/
“Sandra Lee Gallery presents a Valentines themed group show featuring our selected gallery artists. This exhibition is meant to showcase the outstanding works of both our existing artists and some exciting new members. As a reflection of the mutual love and appreciation between us and our artists as well as the budding admiration for our newest friends, we throw an exhibition in the name of ‘Love’.

For the entirety of the month, Sandra Lee Gallery will showcase a number of works infused with and inspired by the sentiment of love, compassion, and devotion. In keeping with the Valentines Day spirit during the month of February, our fine art work will echo the passion of our artists and the passion of the holiday through color, subject, and mood. As a group exhibition, the show will be both a reminder of our current artists’ exceptional abilities as well as a thrilling introduction to the newest talent added to our recently enhanced roster of artists. This compelling exhibition will be an enchanting display that combines the anticipation of the New Year with the enchantment of the Valentines holiday.”

Nice opportunity to lease/one free month artwork through Artify.It in San Francisco, January 2013

If you are in San Francisco or nearby, please check out this free month of art rental opportunity through artify.it http://artify.it/coupon/artref1/arnold

Please click link to try it out and find out more.

Some of my work is offered for rental – but yet you are not limited. You can select from many artists’ works.

Artify.It is a fairly recent startup geared especially to leasing art and run by very nice hard-working generous people with art and technology backgrounds. They have a location in SF.

Enjoy!

Artify.It free month of art

Artify.It free month of art

Artify.It included my work in a pop-up show/installation at the 2nd street and Mission Atrium in December:
http://blog.artify.it/2012/12/pop-up-art-show-at-101-2nd-street.html

Here is a photo of one of the works from my Binary series which was included in this pop-up exhibition:

My work included in Artify.It installation, 2nd and Mission Atrium, photo by Artify.It

My work (Kathryn Arnold) included in Artify.It installation, 2nd and Mission Atrium, photo by Artify.It

This work was created using only ones and zeroes, hence the title of the series ‘Binary series’. This individual work is titled “March in San Francisco”, is oil on canvas, 54″ h x 60″ w

Today!

Today I see I left off (a few posts back (at my studio)) with the large 100! work lying on the floor. Since that time I have installed it on the wall as seen in this photo. Previously I was going to put my uncle’s birds into the work in some fashion but now know they will go better on the paper section (see to the left of the 100 canvases the paper pieces hanging on the wall with pushpins.) Each of the painted 100 canvas pieces (of which I am working with #9 and #10) are created with a concurrently painted 100 pieces on paper – same size. When questioned on this I have needed to respond with differing answers as each set of 100! works are different therefore hold differing reasoning. At some point in time I will consolidate my writings and thoughts on this series and put them together in one document. For this particular set having the actual birds or some semblance of them on paper next to this newly painted section does fit even if it is only because this new work is mainly in blues. Perhaps set the birds into a state of infinity/ infinite space…which is something I have always wished to work with. We will see – I work a lot with ideas of indeterminate and qualities of unknown/known complexity.

The newest 100! work (#9 of the series) on the wall.(Kathryn Arnold

The newest 100! work (#9 of the series) on the wall.(Kathryn Arnold

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