Art of Democracy: War and Empire at Meridian Gallery
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The Art of Democracy: War and Empire will feature work by some 40 artists filling Meridian's three-story, turn-of-the-century Beaux-Arts gem near Union Square.
San Francisco's non-profit Meridian Gallery will host the most comprehensive of the Bay Area shows, Art of Democracy: War and Empire, from September 4 to November 4. Each national exhibition and event has its own sub theme; Meridian Gallery chose War and Empire. In addition to the exhibition featuring more than forty artists, an extensive schedule of related films, concerts, and lectures is conceived as an integral component of the show.
Participating artists: Scott Anderson, David Avery, Will Barnet, Jesus Barraza, Sandow Birk, Fernando Botero, Mark Bryan, Enrique Chagoya, Guy Colwell, Robbie Conal, Francisco Dominguez, Eric Drooker, Ala Ebtekar, Kevin Evans, Bella Feldman, Stephen Fredericks, Juan Fuentes, J.C. Garrett, Art Hazelwood, Mary Hull Webster, Frances Jetter, David Jones, Hung Liu, Roberta Loach, Mary V. Marsh, Fernando Marti, Doug Minkler, Claude Moller, Malaquias Montoya, Pat Oliphant, Ariel Parkinson, Francesca Pastine, Patrick Piazza, Phyllis Plattner, Gary-Paul Prince, Rigo 23, Favianna Rodriguez, Ben Sakoguchi, Jos Sances, SF Print Collective, Mark Vallen, Gee Vaucher, Howard Whitehouse and Richard Linder, William T. Wiley, and Bruce Yurgil.
Film Directed and Produced by Mark Vallen and Jai Carrillo. Special thanks to Erica Botz.The Art of Democracy: War and Empire will feature work by some 40 artists filling Meridian's three-story, turn-of-the-century Beaux-Arts gem...all »The Art of Democracy: War and Empire will feature work by some 40 artists filling Meridian's three-story, turn-of-the-century Beaux-Arts gem near Union Square.
San Francisco's non-profit Meridian Gallery will host the most comprehensive of the Bay Area shows, Art of Democracy: War and Empire, from September 4 to November 4. Each national exhibition and event has its own sub theme; Meridian Gallery chose War and Empire. In addition to the exhibition featuring more than forty artists, an extensive schedule of related films, concerts, and lectures is conceived as an integral component of the show.
Participating artists: Scott Anderson, David Avery, Will Barnet, Jesus Barraza, Sandow Birk, Fernando Botero, Mark Bryan, Enrique Chagoya, Guy Colwell, Robbie Conal, Francisco Dominguez, Eric Drooker, Ala Ebtekar, Kevin Evans, Bella Feldman, Stephen Fredericks, Juan Fuentes, J.C. Garrett, Art Hazelwood, Mary Hull Webster, Frances Jetter, David Jones, Hung Liu, Roberta Loach, Mary V. Marsh, Fernando Marti, Doug Minkler, Claude Moller, Malaquias Montoya, Pat Oliphant, Ariel Parkinson, Francesca Pastine, Patrick Piazza, Phyllis Plattner, Gary-Paul Prince, Rigo 23, Favianna Rodriguez, Ben Sakoguchi, Jos Sances, SF Print Collective, Mark Vallen, Gee Vaucher, Howard Whitehouse and Richard Linder, William T. Wiley, and Bruce Yurgil.
Film Directed and Produced by Mark Vallen and Jai Carrillo. Special thanks to Erica Botz.«
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