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In Technicolor, at Upstart Modern gallery, artists Kurt Herrmann, Matthew Langley, Andrew Huffman - 4/2-5/16/25
4/2/25 - Eleanor and I went to the “In Technicolor” opening at Bettina Stiewe’s Upstart Modern gallery tonight. Great show. Amazing art. Interesting talks by the two artists that were present, Matthew Langley and Andrew Huffman. See video of their talks below."In Technicolor" celebrates the vibrant, immersive world of color through the distinctive works of Kurt Herrmann and Matthew Langley with guest artist Andrew Huffman. This exhibition pays homage to the revolutionary color process that transformed cinema, bringing a similar sense of wonder and visual richness to the gallery space. Just as Technicolor brought audiences into new realms of visual experience, these artists invite viewers to explore the emotional impact, optical phenomena, and expressive potential of color in contemporary painting. (see the exhibition at upstartmodern.com)
OPEN EXHIBITThe Heart Is Still Here - March 29, 2025
3/29/25 - Eleanor and I went to an art exhibit at 224 Mississippi St. at the Gallery of the photographer Harry Williams. He has an amazing daughter named Paige who’s nine years old and sold art for both Harry and the other artists. She's only 9 years old! Harry also has a son named Kai who was the official photographer for the evening.
OPEN EXHIBITVarious Art from Bonham’s at 601 California
Various items from Bonham’s at 601 California St.
OPEN EXHIBITMappa Mundi Exhibit (Courtney Spikes & Chet Van Duzer)
March 16, 2025 - Chet Van Duzer has a new project! Multispectral imaging for the Leardo mappamundi, made in the 1452.Please explore several examples of medieval mappa mundi, organized by date, with descriptions and links included.This exhibit was originally organized for a presentation by Courtney Spikes to Tom Paper's maps class at Williams College in January 2024. It has since been updated to include other mappamundi and work by Chet Van Duzer.
OPEN EXHIBIT