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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: CONTACT: James Walsh California Street Studios 2829 California Street, San Francisco 415-568-5708 james@jameswalsh.net www.artworksf.com/openstudios2010 IMAGES: www.artworksf.com/press_room/openstudios2010 Animals and Minerals:  a literal description of the subjects and media of nine Bay Area artists working in pigments, metal, ceramics, ink and photography. WHAT: "Animals and Minerals" 9 Artists share their artwork WHERE: California Street Studios 2829 California Street @ Divisadero San Francisco EXHIBIT DATES: October 2 - 31 GALLERY HOURS: Thur, Fri, Sat & Sun, 1pm to 7pm PREVIEW RECEPTION: Friday, October 22, 6pm to 9pm OPEN STUDIOS WEEKEND #3: October 23 & 24, 11am to 7pm ARTISTS: Mernie Buchanan paints intricate and framed explorations of the imagery expressed throughout Western art history. Ron Carter creates elegant sculptures reflecting a spiritual, abstracted figurative essence of the human psyche. Christine Cianci paints the human figure in emotional dramas whose exact narratives are left for the viewer to complete. Oliver Klink photographs the sheer beauty of life and landscape to stir the emotions of the viewer. Elizabeth Raybee creates narrative mixed media mosaics of nature and figurative scenes with stone, tile and glass. Sharon Sittloh's new series, "Animal Thoughts," tries to capture a look that expresses what the animal might be trying to say to us. Clay Vajgrt paints images of the flowing peaceful beauty of landscapes and the peacefulness of iconic sitting figures. James Walsh uses collage and paint to find an order in the chaos of the modern world we inhabit. F. Michael Wells paints colorful abstract work that the viewer brings their own search to the moment of looking at a work. - END -

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