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Showing posts with label PJ Calihan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PJ Calihan. Show all posts
Thursday, November 12, 2015
Gray Loft Gallery ~ NATURE (re)DEFINED Opening Reception!
Thursday, March 20, 2014
Gray Loft Gallery - HOME Photo Show Closing and thanks
Closing reception: HOME photography show
We
celebrated the end of the fantastic photo show HOME on Friday, March 8th with a great turn
out of photo lovers and art enthusiasts. The show, selected by Ann Jastrab, gallery director, Rayko Photo Center,
was one of the best we have had in the gallery.
The range of images and media created diverse interpretations by the 30
photographers in the show, including literal as well as symbolic and personal
depictions of home and a sense of place.
Special
thanks to the photographers in the show:
Trent
Davis Bailey
Amanda
Boe
Michelle
Anna Boire
Rebecca
Calandri
PJ
Calihan
Mima
Cataldo
Marna
G. Clarke
Benjamin
Coopersmith
Amber
Crabbe
Ricardo
Esway
Lynn
Gustafson
Najib
Joe Hakim
Jessica
Hayes
Clint
Imboden
Judi
Iranyi
Kevin
B. Jones
Drew
Klausner
Julia
Nelson-Gal
Charlotte
Niel
Sarah
Newman
Eben
Ostby
Alana
Perino
Kristen
Faith Perkins
Nicole
Perroni
Susan
Scott
Yon
Sim
Ryan
Chard Smith
Styrous®
Susan
Tuttle
Manami
Yamamoto
Happy
2nd Birthday to us!
As we enter our third year, we
are delighted that Gray Loft Gallery has been referred to as a hidden gem in
Jingletown, and noted by Kenneth Baker, SF Chronicle, in his Visual Arts Don’t
Miss Column as “…A space gaining prominence in the Bay Area…”
The
mission of the gallery is to provide exhibition opportunities for artists in a
setting that is an alternative to the traditional gallery model. We hope to
inspire, engage and celebrate artists in our community and beyond. We acknowledge the achievements of emerging,
mid-career and established artists – with an emphasis on those who live and
work in the Bay Area, in a non-traditional art space.
We
believe that Art is a vehicle for communication, community building and
inspiration. We want to encourage the
appreciation and interest in the arts by presenting work in a non-exclusive,
welcoming, professional and fun environment.
We hope to cultivate the belief that art is for everyone, and that art
belongs in our community at large, not just in traditional gallery and museum
environments.
The
Gallery is a unique venue located on the 3rd floor of one of Oakland’s oldest
artists’ work/live warehouses in the historic artist district Jingletown.
Visit
us soon and see the upcoming show “Flora and Form”!
Parting shots from the opening reception and closing of HOME....
The gallery crew:
Special thanks to (left to right)
Mariah Carle, security
Styrous, blogger and photographer extraordinaire
Laura Kiernan, hospitality and intern
Thank you all so much for your help, support and assistance with the gallery!!
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Gallery founder Jan Watten with Mariah Carle and Laura Kiernan.
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