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6.13 - 6.27.2009

“Fast Forward "
Video

Artists: Local and International Artists

Opening Reception, Saturday, June 13, 2009 6 - 9 pm

Closing Reception, Saturday, June 27, 2009 6 - 9 pm

Take a look!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1Hsj75ymPY

This was the Marker Mural from the opening of the "Art in Fast Forward" show -
We drew it over several hours in the SCA #104 (basement) gallery,
while showing two video projections of "Speed Art".

To those who came, and especially, participated - thank you very much!

(Please send Franz Keller your data at franzkeller@gmail.com and he will
add you to the credits.)

Due to the positive response we received for the first show, we are going to
do a second performance on the Last Saturday of this month, the 27th.
For those who weren't there, here's another chance to get involved -
We're going to draw a second Marker Mural and you are invited to pick up
a pen.

Fast, Forward this to your friends who draw!

(We are going to have a silent auction for the panels as a fund raiser,
which do show the mark of some local personalities!)

2.14 - 3.2.2009

“THE BLUE SHOW"

Art Exhibition at SCA Project Gallery -101
Blue painting, photography, drawing, mixed-media, sculpture,
ceramics, video installation

Visit our new STREET LEVEL GALLERY #101,
Founders' Building 281 S. Thomas Street, Pomona

BLUE is the color of COOL, the color of CALM, the color of TRUE
BLUE is an OCEAN, or a NOTE, or a MOOD

10.11 - 11.01.2008

“ 3 Contemporary Views "

Nancy Kay Turner: Paper Trail Redux

Nancy works with mixed-media using image and text. The pieces are intimate
in scale, marrying drawing, painting and assemblage. She gleans the raw material
of her art from an extensive collection of found paper and other discarded ephemera
accumulated in a pre-Ebay world. Her work explores the duality and reconciliation of
opposites: memory and forgetting, personal and universal, truth and fiction, lost and
found.

Brian Baltzer: Lost, Found

I am fascinated with levels and layers that I see in nature. I continue to explore
and imitate these in my artwork. They develop as transparent or opaque levels and
layers in my two dimensional artwork. I am also fascinated with rhythm and random
designs that I see in nature. I look for these two elements in nature and find them in
man-made objects. They may even collide or be in conflict in the artwork.
Lost and found recycled Styrofoam packing and other found items give comedy to my
artwork. As a child, I was fascinated with European castle beauty and design. As you
can see, I still am. I continue to see, examine, and explore the way God has designed
structural continuity and balance in natural and man-made objects, and how we relate
as a part of it.

Meeson Pae Yang

The work suggests mysterious functions and biosynthetic hybrids, reflecting systems
within the body, nature, and imagination. Intersections and parallels in systems
become unfolding metaphors and imagery to dissect and explore. Much of the work begins
by extracting simple elements and then expanding, repeating, and extending these
components into transmuted conglomerations. The process of the work involves a
methodical collecting of artifacts, images, and sounds to build networks describing
biological functions and cycles. Working in a variety of media from painting, video,
sculpture and installation, each medium is a tool to add another layer of meaning to
the collision of substances organic and mechanical, real and dream.

07.12- 08.02.2008

“From the Ground Up"
Painting, drawing, mixed-media, sculpture

Artists: Diana Durr, Karen Pollitt, Esther Shaw

6.14 - 07.05.2008

“My Space"
A Juried Exhibition at SCA Project Gallery
Painting, photography, drawing, mixed-media, sculpture, ceramics, video installation

Juror: Suvan Geer

Artists working with the concept of space. Be it personal, psychological, physical, emotional,
cyber, universal, memory, inner, social, etc:

05.10 - 06.08.2008

2 Artists
Painting, drawing and mixed-media

Artist: Bruce Barton
"Tide Pools, and Other Bottomless Ponds"

The language seems to be the most challenging aspect of art-making.
While difficult, it seemed to me that drawing was the single place where
interested people could go to - at once - reinvent language and worry
it to meaning.

"Draw what it means to be the sparrow . . . not what the sparrow
looks like."

Artist: Jane Chang
"The Circle of Life"

It moves us all through our journey of life. As I move on in
life I see my children growing up just as I did. I also see my parents
in myself as i grow older. As time passes by we all move on; in the
circle of life.

04.12 - 05.08.2008

"4 Artists"

"Form vs. Content"
Ceramic Pillows installation

Artist: Nina K. Jun

"Dreams, Desires, Temptations, and Illusions are aspects of the human condition
that interest me. Pillows are present when people sleep/dream. People play with
pillows, by squeezing, tossing and throwing them. I am emphasizing the tensions
within illusion, temptation and reality by constructing pillows in rigid and fragile
ceramics."

"Material = My Steroid"
Sculpture and installation

Artist: Hyehyung Ko

"I often start my work from finding a material that simulates my
artistic senses. Through the interactions between the materials, I resemble
the interconnectedness of human relationships. Transformation of the
materiality represents how a person is affected by the society.”

"Burnt Sienna, Burnt Umber & Phthalo Blue"
Paintings, Drawings & Mixed Media

Artist: Manuel Ortega

New work by Manuel Ortega "MeMe"

"Space + People + ?"
Computer based Graphic and Human Interactive Installation

Artist: Hyejoo Lee

Special event: Looky Loo Tour #2
A walking self-guided tour starting at the dA on Saturday, April 19,
noon - 5 p.m.

03.08 - 04.05.2008

"A Recollection of Dreams for a Red Letter Day"
Contemporary Ceramic Group Show

Artists: Alanna DeRocchi, Maile Iwanaga, Taehoon Kim, Debbie
Kupinsky, and Junghwa Lee.

This exhibition brings together a group of artists that ask us to
reexamine the familiar and contribute to the meaning of the works with our
own memories, dreams and associations. The works play with the
associations that we sometimes make in dreams or in memory when we somehow
find that familiar territory is suddenly strange and unfamiliar. Animals,
dolls, toys, domestic objects and the figure find themselves in strange
relationships and contexts that coax the viewer to make connections
between the everyday and how that interacts with the subconscious. The
artists employ strategies that range from realism to the sweet
simplification of children¢s cartoons and toys, yet they all share an interest
in exploring how the subconscious and memory interact with the concrete
world of daylight.

"Change"
Mixed media including photography and installation

Artist: Susan Whiteley

This body of work explores the theme of personal reflection within a
society that devalues nature. This work celebrates natural phenomena
while lamenting the reality of global warming.

01.13 - 02.03, 2007

"Elicitnix"

Photography, Installation and Multi-Media

Artists: C. Finley, Seth Hoercher, Jeff Foye, Jocelyn Foye, Jeff Mohr, Jean
Robison

02.10-03.03, 2007

"I’ve got wings on my mind"

Cermanic Sculptures

Artist: Matt Wedel

03.10-04.03, 2007

"Emanon"

A diverse group of artists working in a broad range of media and subject
matter, trying to make sense of the human condition.

Artists: Todd A. Smith,Stephan Raul Anaya, Liane Ricci, Hilary Norcliffe,
Carlton Christy, Alisa Gierloff, Keira Dooley

04.14-05.05, 2007

Artist: Nancy Kay Turner

RuBBinG HeR ThE WrONg Way
Mixed media works - paper, panel


Artist: Jennifer Andersen

"Somatic Reverie"

5 Artists Exhibition

05.10 - 06.02, 2007

Allegories of a Dream: The Honeysuckle Translations
Mixed Media Sculpture Installation, some combined with Video
Projection
Artist: Jesse Potts

From the Peaks of Life
(Korean) (English)
Text Installation on walls
Artist: CD Kim

¡Ong Gwan¢ (The Burying Urns)
Clay Sculpture Installation with Video

'In its Path'
Photography
Artist: Nina K. Jun

Sky Mall Exclusives
Ceramic and mixed media installation based on Sky Mall catalog and the
unique items found within.
Artist: Peter Morgan

Relief Organizations
Assemblage playing on the meaning of the words and the term
Artist: Gregory Liffick

09.08-10.06, 2007

"Happiness in Dystopia: the Body Imperfect in Utopia"

A group show by students from Cal State Fullerton, Cal State L.A.
Photography, painting, sculpture, video, installation.

Artists : Anna Chung, Stephanie Lundstrom, Krystal Glasman, Nick Mendoza
Shinling Wang, Ryan Bubion, Diana Nguyen, Ian Trout, James Coxon,
Noal Garrett, Tiffany Slagle, Angela Price, Holly Kruse, Kelly Rice,
Ted von Heiland, William Faecke, Kerry Chavez, Luis Soltero, Rob Rowe
Allison Breckenridge, Brian Littler, Rebecca Giesking, Michael Bufanda,
Wataru Todoroki, Diego Aguirre, Brendan Cosgrove, Mickey Edtinger,
Alex Jackson, Fernando Padilla, Ernest Price, Joe Nyaggah, David Krisor
Chanel Eddines, Patrick Strand, Thé Nguyen, Tricia Aimee

Organized by Thé Nguyen

10.13-11.03, 2007

"Art 4 Now"

Mixed media and acrylics painting, drawings and collages using photo
fragments, sculpture in mixed media - metal, fabrics, acrylic rods.

Artists : Anna Friesen, Jane Jang, Patricia Hagerman, Wonsil Kim

11.10-12.01, 2007

“One Cherry Bobber”

Mixed media and acrylics painting, drawings

Artists : Juan Thorp, Cheryl Bookout, Bob Pece

The common threads connecting Juan, Cheryl and Bob’s work are a sense
of humor and a love of the improbable. Juan’s fascination for schematic drawings
of power tools and home plumbing…machines that could exist in some strange
mechanics laboratory with functions that one can only imagine. Cheryl
has a love of fairytales, legendary myths and is intrigued with the
phenomenon of the multi-player, role-playing games possible on the computer.
A fantasy….if I were a princess? Bob is inspired by everyday images and if you
look closely, you may recognize something from your kitchen. Humor, ambiguity,
image placement on the canvass as well as in the context of the art world-the
irony of making such silly, doodlish figures the subject of “high art” are his main
concerns.

12.8 - 12.22, 2007

“Corrosives, tortoises, snakes, and insects, a down-to-earth exploration ”

Two and three dimensional artworks in collages

Artist: Brian Baltzer

Two and three dimensional artworks in collages combining found objects
and digital photographs taken of old rolled shot up cars found in the desert, also
combining mono prints and small stamp prints of the insects and animals
found in the desert.

"The extremely textured, rusty, twisted and shot up cars give me
opportunity to have fun and learn how to do manipulated digital
artwork on my computer."

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annual benefit - 2007

“SMALL WORKS"

SCA Project Gallery Annual Benefit - 2007