Opening reception Thursday, July 19 from 7-9pm, Exhibition July 19 - September 13, 2018
Join us for the opening reception of Everything is Quiet, the first solo exhibition of work by Gerald Wiggins, curated by Visual Arts Instructor Gilles Combet and Studio Director Paul Moshammer.
Gerald Wiggins' (b. 1968) depictions of human figures, animal life, and fantastical creatures are stunningly accomplished. Working with colored pencil, marker, graphite, and watercolor, as with digital printmaking software, Wiggins draws with a precise and controlled line, carefully coloring to convey detail.
Occasionally, key portions of a figure or natural element are left unfinished, or isolated parts are collected together in a single piece; these techniques add visual playfulness to his style. "I like the feeling of making something in your head that doesn't exist," Wiggins says, "to make it real." Wiggins also creates ceramic sculptures, from frightening vampiric characters to a rotating cast of life-like city dwellers he calls "the crew." This exhibition features a wide range of his most recent work and host of ceramic figures from all walks of life.
Wiggins joined the Creativity Explored studio in 2008. He co-curated Shoerageous in 2014, an exhibition featuring shoes in all colors, shapes, and sizes.
Opening Reception:
Thursday, July 19, 2018
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Donor Preview*:
6:00 pm to 7:00 pm
*To become a donor, visit creativityexplored.org
FREE parking available during the opening reception at Mission Dolores Church (enter on Church Street) from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm.
Music by DJ Sergio Fadasz (Go BANG!, San Francisco)
Beer provided by Fort Point Beer Company
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Join us for the opening reception of Everything is Quiet, the first solo exhibition of work by Gerald Wiggins, curated by Visual Arts Instructor Gilles Combet and Studio Director Paul Moshammer.
Gerald Wiggins' (b. 1968) depictions of human figures, animal life, and fantastical creatures are stunningly accomplished. Working with colored pencil, marker, graphite, and watercolor, as with digital printmaking software, Wiggins draws with a precise and controlled line, carefully coloring to convey detail.
Occasionally, key portions of a figure or natural element are left unfinished, or isolated parts are collected together in a single piece; these techniques add visual playfulness to his style. "I like the feeling of making something in your head that doesn't exist," Wiggins says, "to make it real." Wiggins also creates ceramic sculptures, from frightening vampiric characters to a rotating cast of life-like city dwellers he calls "the crew." This exhibition features a wide range of his most recent work and host of ceramic figures from all walks of life.
Wiggins joined the Creativity Explored studio in 2008. He co-curated Shoerageous in 2014, an exhibition featuring shoes in all colors, shapes, and sizes.
Opening Reception:
Thursday, July 19, 2018
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Donor Preview*:
6:00 pm to 7:00 pm
*To become a donor, visit creativityexplored.org
FREE parking available during the opening reception at Mission Dolores Church (enter on Church Street) from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm.
Music by DJ Sergio Fadasz (Go BANG!, San Francisco)
Beer provided by Fort Point Beer Company
Opening reception Thursday, July 19 from 7-9pm, Exhibition July 19 - September 13, 2018
Join us for the opening reception of Everything is Quiet, the first solo exhibition of work by Gerald Wiggins, curated by Visual Arts Instructor Gilles Combet and Studio Director Paul Moshammer.
Gerald Wiggins' (b. 1968) depictions of human figures, animal life, and fantastical creatures are stunningly accomplished. Working with colored pencil, marker, graphite, and watercolor, as with digital printmaking software, Wiggins draws with a precise and controlled line, carefully coloring to convey detail.
Occasionally, key portions of a figure or natural element are left unfinished, or isolated parts are collected together in a single piece; these techniques add visual playfulness to his style. "I like the feeling of making something in your head that doesn't exist," Wiggins says, "to make it real." Wiggins also creates ceramic sculptures, from frightening vampiric characters to a rotating cast of life-like city dwellers he calls "the crew." This exhibition features a wide range of his most recent work and host of ceramic figures from all walks of life.
Wiggins joined the Creativity Explored studio in 2008. He co-curated Shoerageous in 2014, an exhibition featuring shoes in all colors, shapes, and sizes.
Opening Reception:
Thursday, July 19, 2018
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Donor Preview*:
6:00 pm to 7:00 pm
*To become a donor, visit creativityexplored.org
FREE parking available during the opening reception at Mission Dolores Church (enter on Church Street) from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm.
Music by DJ Sergio Fadasz (Go BANG!, San Francisco)
Beer provided by Fort Point Beer Company
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Join us for the opening reception of Everything is Quiet, the first solo exhibition of work by Gerald Wiggins, curated by Visual Arts Instructor Gilles Combet and Studio Director Paul Moshammer.
Gerald Wiggins' (b. 1968) depictions of human figures, animal life, and fantastical creatures are stunningly accomplished. Working with colored pencil, marker, graphite, and watercolor, as with digital printmaking software, Wiggins draws with a precise and controlled line, carefully coloring to convey detail.
Occasionally, key portions of a figure or natural element are left unfinished, or isolated parts are collected together in a single piece; these techniques add visual playfulness to his style. "I like the feeling of making something in your head that doesn't exist," Wiggins says, "to make it real." Wiggins also creates ceramic sculptures, from frightening vampiric characters to a rotating cast of life-like city dwellers he calls "the crew." This exhibition features a wide range of his most recent work and host of ceramic figures from all walks of life.
Wiggins joined the Creativity Explored studio in 2008. He co-curated Shoerageous in 2014, an exhibition featuring shoes in all colors, shapes, and sizes.
Opening Reception:
Thursday, July 19, 2018
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Donor Preview*:
6:00 pm to 7:00 pm
*To become a donor, visit creativityexplored.org
FREE parking available during the opening reception at Mission Dolores Church (enter on Church Street) from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm.
Music by DJ Sergio Fadasz (Go BANG!, San Francisco)
Beer provided by Fort Point Beer Company
show less
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3245 16th Street, San Francisco, CA 94103
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