UPCOMING SHOW: The Art of Sacred Rose Tattoo – A Group Show
Opening Reception: Saturday, December 3rd, 2011 6pm – 9pm
The artists of Sacred Rose Tattoo are very excited to be displaying their work in the SR2 Gallery this December! Art from all different disciplines & media will be available for viewing & purchase throughout the holiday season. Please come & join us for this exciting group show!
The exhibition runs December 3rd – December 31st, 2011
Gallery Hours: Monday – Sunday 12pm – 8pm
UPCOMING SHOW: The Art of Robert Juarez
Opening Reception: Saturday, November 5th, 2011 6pm – 10pm
Artist Bio:
Robert Juarez was born in San Francisco in 1961. A self-taught artist and tattooist, Robert utilizes the materials available to him within the California Federal prison system, in which he is incarcerated. Exquisitely detailed drawings of ballpoint ink on cotton handkerchiefs illustrate Latino cultural iconography and historical Mexican imagery, blended seamlessly together to form a subtle and vibrant collage. Robert’s work is poignant and subtle. There is a technical prowess with limited materials which inspires closer inspection. As a young child and teenager, Robert spent extensive time vacationing in Mexico where he personally studied the art and glyphs of the Aztec and Mayan pyramids, opening a door of artistic inspiration which influences much of his work today. Do not miss this opportunity to see and experience this beautiful and mysterious artwork.
The exhibition runs November 5th, 2011 – November 30th, 2011
Gallery Hours: Monday – Sunday 12pm – 8pm
UPCOMING SHOW: “The Major Arcana: Work by Karyn Crisis”
Opening Reception: Saturday, October 1st, 2011 6pm – 9pm
Artist Bio:
Karyn began oil painting in 2006, after leaving her touring band of 13 years, Crisis. She has been obsessed with the idea of “inner demon/darkness” as a power source, and with facing it as a process of self-acceptance en route to enlightenment; the inner demon and its role as teacher and guide to empowerment via self-knowledge, forgiveness, and unity for a higher good.
Karyn sees light in dark places.
She has chosen to express, through her art, this dark side, the power within it, and the controversial beauty therein. She uses archetypes in her paintings and drawings, whose power and beauty have universally been both admired and feared, and whose images have been molded into harmless, quiet, passive or evil symbols, despite their terrifying and benevolent truths: Angels, Witches, and Mythological Women. Karyn also incorporates her first-hand experience with these beings as a Medium, Clairvoyant, and Seer.
The exhibition runs October 1st, 2011 – November 1st, 2011
Gallery Hours: Monday – Sunday 12pm – 8pm
NEXT SHOW: “Creative Works”: Paintings, Sculpture, & Works on Paper by Shotsie & Kristine Gorman
Opening Reception: Saturday, August 6th, 2011 7pm – 9pm
The exhibition runs August 6th, 2011 – September 31st, 2011
Normal Gallery Hours: Monday – Sunday 12pm – 8pm
The Art of Sacred Rose Salon
SR2 Gallery is proud to present the art of Chad Chesko & Darlene Dibona. Chad is the newest addition to the Sacred Rose Family, and Darlene and Karen Roze have been friends and colleagues for years! These are the wonderful people you’ll meet at our new location on Solano Ave, in Albany, CA. Both artists will be showcasing brand new work!
Opening Reception: Saturday, June 11th, 2011 6pm – 9pm
The exhibition runs June 11th, 2011 – July 31st, 2011
Gallery Hours: Monday – Sunday 12pm – 8pm
Sacred Rose in L.A.!
While SR2 Gallery won’t be hosting this awesome event, if you’re in the L.A./Santa Monica you should go and say ‘Hi’ to Amy and Darlene (both tattoo artists in the Sacred Rose family). Some words from the gallery:
18th Street Art Center
Saturday, May 28, 7-10pm 18th Street’s visiting artists Darlene Dibona and Amy Justen, veteran tattoo artists based in California, are taking their artist practice to another level by exploring various art mediums outside of tattoo works. Come witness their new,fresh and exciting works.Free admission
For more information: 310-453-3711
18th Street Art Center, 1639 18th St.
March Opening: Work by Phoebe Fisher
Phoebe Fisher is an Artist, Illustrator and Art teacher from Chicago Illinois. Her works on paper reflect the psychological experience of imaginary girl/women in contemporary culture. Her work draws heavily from fairy tales, films and fashion photography and illustration, in an effort to create her own personal mythology. Her influences include: Henry Darger, Marlene Dumas, Rita Ackerman, Shary Boyle, Walt Disney, and images and music from popular culture. All of her works on paper are created with: acrylic, watercolor, crayons, glitter and collage.
Opening Reception: Saturday, March 5th, 2011 6pm – 9pm
The exhibition runs March 5th 2011 – March 31st 2011
Gallery Hours: Monday – Sunday 12pm – 8pm
Malice in Wonderland
The exhibition runs December 4th 2010 – February 1st 2011
Gallery Hours: Monday – Sunday 12pm – 8pm
December 4th Opening: ‘Malice in Wonderland’
KC Angel and Mark Bodé bring you “Malice in Wonderland” a collection of selected works and collaborations inspired by exploring the seldom seen deviance and darkness of “sugar ‘n’ spice.” Come with us on a journey beyond the mirror, deep into the rabbit hole, where good little girls confront a big bad world only to discover that things are not always so nice.
Opening Reception: Saturday, December 4th 2010, 6 – 10pm
The exhibition runs December 4th 2010 – February 1st 2011
Gallery Hours: Monday – Sunday 12pm – 8pm
