VIRTUAL GALLERY
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Zoom is a virtual meeting room, which we use for 2nd Friday Art Walk and show receptions. If you haven't used ZOOM before please read the GUIDE
We have several current exhibitions: scroll down and click on title OR logo to open show you wish to view
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ZOOM Reception, March 7, 5 p.m. PST
https://zoom.us/j/92470434637?pwd=eThzQWNVZTc4NDdXMWVjRlNUanZuQT09
Passcode: MSA
Juror: KIM EAGLES-SMITH, Kim Eagles-Smith Gallery
Kim Eagles-Smith studied art history as an under graduate at Arizona State University and Northern Arizona University and later did graduate work at the University of California.
Beginning in the 1970s he worked at various San Francisco art galleries first as an intern and eventually gallery director before opening his own gallery in San Francisco in 1997 at 49 Geary St.
After twenty-three years he moved to his current location in Downtown Mill Valley. CA.
Kim represents a roster of established artists from both the Bay Area and New York working in painting and sculpture. Kim also curates exhibitions of art historical movements such as Abstract Expressionism, and the San Francisco Bay Area Figurative Movement, and actively buys and sells works of Modern and contemporary art in all media.
a joint exhibition featuring the artworks of members of
Marin Society of Artists and Marin County Watercolor Society
January 22 through March 11, 2021
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JUROR FOR PRIZES: CAROL KUMMER
Carol Kummer grew up in Corning, New York. She received a BFA with a dual major in painting and illustration from Syracuse University. After moving to California, she worked as a graphic designer for Stanford Law School and as director of design at University of California, San Francisco.
After leaving UCSF to do art full-time Carol pursued master studies with Bob Gerbracht, a portrait/figurative teacher, and Randy Sexton, who teaches plein air.
(Plein air is landscape painting that is completed outdoors, where light, weather and objects are constantly in motion.)
Carol studied classical realism with Rob Anderson for three years to further refine the accuracy of her drawings and capture the essential mood and color of her subjects. She also pursued still life painting with Tony Curanaj at the Grand Central Academy and écorché (the study of anatomy) and figurative art with Andy Ameral at the Golden Gate Academy.
Working in pastel and oil, Carol continues her focus on contemporary realism. Currently she paints and draws landscape, still life, portrait and figurative art. Carol also paints plein air throughout the Bay Area and California and works at her San Francisco studio at Hunters Point Shipyard.
Her shows have included the UCSF Faculty Alumni House; the Epperson Gallery, Valona, CA;
the Louie Maeger Gallery, Fremont, CA and the Oakland Rockridge Library. She exhibits at the bi-annual Hunters Point Open Studios. Carol’s work has been featured in “Strokes of Genius 2: The Best of Drawing Light and Shadow” by Rachel Rubin Wolf.
