23rd Street Studio

SAN FRANCISCO  FIGURE DRAWING

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DROP-IN SPACE AVAILABLE THIS WEEK
      ( Jan29th - Feb 2nd)




Non-instructional:

Monday morning   (9:30-12:30)        3        spaces are available
Monday evening    (6:30-  9:30)        2      spaces are available
Tuesday morning long pose         (9:30-  1:30)    4      spaces are available
Wednesday evening  (6:30-  9:30)    4      spaces are available

Instructional classes

Sunday afternoon  (2:00-5:00    0      spaces are available
Tuesday evening  (6:30- 9:30)    2      spaces are available

Please email 23rdStreetStudio@gmail.com">23rdStreetStudio@gmail.com to request a space and do not assume it is available unless you receive confirmation.
 
(Please read the drop-in policy area of the FAQ page)

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  City Streets 
Urban Views of the Bay Area

August 10th - September 4th, 2011
opening reception: Sunday, August 14th, 2-6 pm

 
"San Francisco Skyline," Pep Ventosa
 
 
STUDIO Gallery 
1815 Polk Street
(between Washington & Jackson) 
San Francisco, CA 94109 415-931-3130 
www.STUDIOGallerySF.com 
Gallery hours: Wed-Fri 11-8, Sat-Sun 11-6, Mon-Tue by appt.
The gallery will be closed September 5th - 16th

The City Streets show is bursting with talent:  over 35 local artists share their diverse views of the Bay Area, from downtown skyscrapers to gritty urban piers, lovely landmarks to desolate railroad tracks.  Painters in the show include Brandon Smith, Kanna Aoki, Lindsey Kustusch, Michael Chamberlain, Chris Grassano, Karen White, Nobuhito Tanaka, Catherine Mackey, Jonathan Ahn, Scott Grabowski, Leslie Morgan, Carole Rafferty, Leo Bugel, Margaret Wade, Carol Tarzier, Alan Mazzetti, Tom Gibbons, Laurie Chase, Brent Bushnell, Patricia Araujo, Sofia Carmi, Xiau-Fong Wee, and Sonja Navin.  The show boasts the latest installment in Katie Gilmartin's "pulp" series, plus etchings from Alice Gibbons, Toru Sugita and Jack Jacobson.  Sculptures by Richard Benbrook and Koji Nagao, photos from Barbara Wyeth and Pep Ventosa, prints from Miho Simunovic, an encaustic painting by Karen Frey, and drawings from Elizabeth Ashcroft round out the show.  And we're happy to welcome back some gallery favorites:  FastPass wallets by Heather Logsdon, cityscapes on canvas from Proehl Studios, and a giant Polk Street Map Print from Niana Liu.  In these turbulent times, this show is a lively reminder of some things that are always important:  our sense of place, community, and the vitality of the work of talented artists.  Click here to see images from the show.
 

Thank you for all your support; it means the world to us,

Jen + Rab

above:  "San Francisco Skyline," Pep Ventosa

 
 
STUDIO Gallery 
1815 Polk Street
(between Washington & Jackson) 
San Francisco, CA 94109 415-931-3130 
www.STUDIOGallerySF.com 
Gallery hours: Wed-Fri 11-8, Sat-Sun 11-6, Mon-Tue by appt.
The gallery will be closed July 4th - 12th


STUDIO GALLERY
1815 Polk Street (between Washington & Jackson)
San Francisco, CA 94109 415-931-3130


Gallery hours: Wed-Fri 11-8, Sat-Sun 11-6, Mon-Tue by appt.

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Chris Leib Studio




Careful guidance and regard, I believe, are the cornerstones of good teaching. As a teacher I am committed to cultivating your artistic ability and providing tools with which to express yourself. Through time tested methods for creating a painting or drawing from life, you will learn the process of seeing and interpretation.

I teach all skill levels, beginner to advanced. Lessons cover various aspects of creating a painting: from the initial drawing to the finishing touches.
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Reiner Art Lessons



"I like to turn people on to art and bring art into their lives. I find satisfaction in sharing my knowledge with others, so teaching comes naturally to me. I believe that everyone has a part of them that is creative, but in order to express that you need to develop your skills.
Initially when you get into painting, the driving force is the excitement and joy of it. I then find that teaching in a natural way is the best thing, just learning the basics. Later, when you'll want to push and develop yourself and get more into the depth of things, then my teaching will be more technically specific and tuned to what level you're at."

2150 Folsom Street (cross street 18th Street)  Studio 10A
San Francisco    CA 94110

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Sadie Valeri Atelier



Learn traditional realism techniques for painting and drawing from classically trained instructor Sadie Valeri.

All levels welcome! This is an excellent method for beginners, and experienced artists will significantly advance their understanding of proportion, structure, and light with these time-tested techniques. Sadie teaching figure drawing, still life painting, and also hosts non-instructed long pose figure drawing sessions.

Sadie's studio is a beautiful north-light atelier, designed to be an ideal environment for classical study. The studio is centrally located at 17th and Mission Streets in San Francisco.
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