October 19 Closing Reception
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This Sunday, October 19, 2014 marks the closing of StoreFrontLab's first show in the City Making series. Ilyse Iris Magy's Lines Made by Walking and Miguel Arzabe's Sightlines extended the bounds of the StoreFrontLab gallery by leading visitors to the city's edge and the greater Bay Area.
Both Magy and Arzabe's ever-evolving gallery installations chart the progression of these walks. The artists tell two very different city narratives, each through a unique language of mapping.
Please join us as we take a final look at how these two artists have charted our city.
Closing Reception
Sunday, October 19, 2014
6-8pm
[Coming up, October 24-26, 2014: I Love Extremophiles! by GRNASFCK]
Miguel Arzabe
Sightlines Excursion Three, October 10th, 2014, Montara Mountain
Both Magy and Arzabe's ever-evolving gallery installations chart the progression of these walks. The artists tell two very different city narratives, each through a unique language of mapping.
Please join us as we take a final look at how these two artists have charted our city.
Closing Reception
Sunday, October 19, 2014
6-8pm
[Coming up, October 24-26, 2014: I Love Extremophiles! by GRNASFCK]
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| Lines Made by Walking, 2014 Artist Ilyse Iris Magy (far right) leads participants towards Ocean Beach from the Mission District. |
Lines Made by Walking, 2014
Perched on Mount Davidson, San Francisco's highest point, artist Ilyse Iris Magy (center)with Tom Wiltzius (left) and Rachel Cassandra (right), discuss the topology and microclimates of the city
Miguel Arzabe
From left to right: Sightlines Excursion Two, October 6th, 2014, Wildcat Canyon; Sightlines Dirt Drawing Two, 2014, site-specific dirt on Fabriano paper, 28in x 40in
From left to right: Sightlines Excursion Two, October 6th, 2014, Wildcat Canyon; Sightlines Dirt Drawing Two, 2014, site-specific dirt on Fabriano paper, 28in x 40in
Sightlines Excursion Three, October 10th, 2014, Montara Mountain