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MESART FEATURED ARTISTS - December, 2016 \| www.mesart.com
Teresa Mae Brown	Nick Cann	Carole K. Fitzgerald	Kenneth DeVilbiss
Anne Gomes	Dominic Martello	Mark Mattioli	Dawn Ming
Lin Salamo	Sylvia Sussman	Traudel Prussin	Patricia Warren

December Sale, San Francisco 2016

Fort Mason Printmakers - HOLIDAY PRINT SALE
Reception: Friday, Dec. 2, 6 - 9 pm
Saturday, Dec. 3 & Sunday, Dec. 4, 12 - 4pm
CCSF Fort Mason Building B, Room 208
2 Marina Blvd. @ Buchanan St., San Francisco

HUNTER'S POINT SHIPYARD -
Annual Studios Holidays Party & Show
Sunday, December 4th, 11am - 6pm
THIS YEAR 60 ARTISTS open their studios!
Building 101-101 Horn Av.,
Hunter's Point Shipyards,
San Francisco, CA

>> Annual Holiday Show & Open Studios 2016!
Highlighted in the Guild Gallery
this year is the theme "Flora and Fauna".
From 11 am to 5 pm
Dec. 3rd & 4th | Dec. 10th & 11th
Dec. 17th & 18th | Dec. 10th & 11th

>> Berkeley Potters Guild:
731 Jones St., Berkeley, CA

EXHIBITIONS/EVENTS

>> Streamline and Gallery 60SIX present "Dada No. 1"
celebrating the 100 year anniversary of the art movement.
Reception: Friday, Dec. 16, 6 - 10pm
The influence of Dadaism is vast, spanning many generations and mediums.
This group show is a confluence of such inspiration in visual art,
photography, conceptual art, collage, graphic illustration, assemblage,
poetry, and music. Co-curated by Brent Willson & Gwen Terpstra.
STREAMLINE SALON: 3554 Taraval St., San Francisco, CA

CALL FOR ENTRIES

STUDIO SHOP GALLERY
"ENGAGED" - Group Show
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: Friday, Dec.16th, 11:59pm PST, 2016
ABOUT THE EXHIBITION
Engaged features work by:
Co-Presented by Asian American Women Artist Association (AAWAA) and Asian Pacific Islander Cultural Center (APICC), Shifting Movements: Art Inspired by the Life and Activism of Yuri Kochiyama (1921-2014) is a multimedia exhibition illuminating the legacy of intersectional revolutionary activist Yuri Kochiyama through artworks that highlight the values and themes that guided her, and the incredibly diverse people, struggles, and movements that inspired her throughout a lifetime dedicated to fighting for a more humane and just world.