6D in San Francisco Art Show Reception

You are invited to:

"6D in San Francisco Art Show"
on Saturday, June 27, 2009, from 7:00pm to 10:00 pm
at Live Worms Gallery, 1345 Grant Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94133

The show features the acrylic and oil paintings of San Francisco parks
and fruit still lifes by Elizabeth Stahl, photography by Michael
Travers Lee, portrait figures of 1940's London by Irene Hendrick,
assemblage sculpture by Paul Baker, oil paintings by Kathleen McMahon,
and San Francisco nightscape photography by Zabrina Tipton.

For more information and images please visit: http://sfguildarts.blogspot.com

Contact: Zabrina Tipton, zabrina@zabrinatipton.com

Thank you.

Truly,
Zabrina

6D in San Francisco Art Show

"6D : Views from 6 Artists" June Art Show

San Francisco Guild of the Arts is hosting an Art Show, "6D", at Live Worms Gallery in North Beach located at 1345 Grant Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94133 (between Green & Vallejo). The public is warmly invited to come see the exhibit June 15th through June 30th, and come to a Meet the Artists Reception on Saturday, June 27, 2009 7:00-10:00 pm. The gallery hours are 11 am to 6 pm, open every day during the exhibit. Be sure and stop by! Food and music and greet all the artists at reception.

The show features the acrylic and oil paintings of San Francisco parks and fruit still lifes by Elizabeth Stahl, photography by Michael Travers Lee, portrait figures of 1940's London by Irene Hendrick, assemblage sculpture by Paul Baker, oil paintings by Kathleen McMahon, and San Francisco nightscape photography by Zabrina Tipton.

For more information and images please visit: http://sfguildarts.blogspot.com

Contact: Zabrina Tipton, zabrina@zabrinatipton.com


Palace of Fine Arts by Elizabeth Stahl

Breaking Waves by Michael Travers Lee

Zen Aroma Lab by Paul Baker

Hop Picking in Kent by Irene Hendrick

Angel Island Ferry by Kathleen McMahon

Green Street by Zabrina Tipton

February 2009 "Be Mine" Art Show

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

For More Information and Images please visit: http://sfguildarts.blogspot.com
Contact: Zabrina Tipton, zabrina@zabrinatipton.com

17 December 2008

SAN FRANCISCO GUILD OF THE ARTS PRESENTS “BE MINE” ART SHOW
WITH 7 FEMALE SAN FRANCISCO ARTISTS AT LIVE WORMS GALLERY,
1345 GRANT AVENUE, SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94133. THE ART SHOW
OPENING IS FRIDAY, 6 FEBRUARY 2009, FROM 7 PM TO 10 PM

SAN FRANCISCO, 5 - 7 FEBRUARY 2009: San Francisco Guild of the Arts presents “Be Mine” Art Showat Live Worms Gallery, 1345 Grant Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94133. The Art Show Opening is Friday, 6 February 2009, from 7 pm to 10 pm. Live Worms will have gallery hours for this Art Show on Thursday, 5 February 2009, from 7 pm to 10 pm and on Friday and Saturday, 6 & 7 February 2009, from 10 am to 10 pm. The Public is Welcome.

About the 6 Female San Francisco Artists:

ELIZABETH ASHCROFT has exhibited her work extensively in group and solo shows primarily as an integral member of the North Beach arts community. She works in a variety of media from ephemeral tape transfer collages, detailed architectural pencil drawings to vibrant acrylic paintings with both realistic and abstract themes.

MAEVE CROGHAN is an expressionist nature painter with a unique interpretation of the traditional subject of nature painting. She paints from a spiritual connection with energetic color filled paintings. Her paintings have been the recipient of prestigious juried awards and are shown in galleries nation
wide with worldwide collectors.

NANCY FEDERICE explores rich textures and surfaces through a warm, earthy palette with her striking abstract paintings. Her work is shown in galleries throughout the Bay Area.

IRENE HENDRICK paints portrait figures of life in 1940’s London radiate with a hope and tenderness that give these works a distinct poignancy. Each painting has a flash of her signature red, a symbol of hope in a wash of musted colors.

KATHLEEN McMAHON is a painter that draws inspiration from the Northern California landscape. She uses oils and works in a style that distills the California landscape to the elements of horizon, geometry, textures and iconic images and incorporates encaustics (painting with pigmented hot wax) into her process. Kathleen is founder of CraftWEB.com, author of the book, "In Search of Arts & Crafts
on the Internet", and is current Board Member of the International Encaustic Artists (IEA). www.kathleenmcmahon.com

ZABRINA TIPTON is a published photographer that works in 35mm, slide and large format digital. She is best known in San Francisco as The City’s Nightscape photographer and her fine art is exhibited throughout The City. She is the photographer for The SF Playhouse and the San Francisco Design Center, and the founder of San Francisco Guild of the Arts and a photography studio proprietor. www.zabrinatipton.com

Press Photographs for February 2009 "Be Mine" Art Show

Press Photographs for February 2009 "Be Mine" Art Show.

Laurel Hill Nursery School Fundraisers

Laurel Hill Nursery School's Garage Sale is a Sale you don't want to miss. This Annual Garage Sale, which happens each October, is the kick-off for Laurel Hill Nursery School's fundraisers. This Nursery school is the oldest co-operative school in San Francisco and with Parent Participation it rocks with characters of all sorts. Enjoy the images from our sale.

The Public is invited to our Fundraisers and the "Spring Auction Hall of Flowers" is our biggest Fundraiser of the year. It will take place on 8 March 2008 and is a wonderful event with a silent auction, catered food, a DJ and a surprise celebrity. See our site for more information: www.laurelhill.org

Woof Benefit for PAWS

Sean Malynn's second showcase on Monday, 8 October 2007 at Octavia Lounge was a successful fundraiser for PAWS. A fabulous night of music and mingling.

Caffe Trieste

Enjoying an afternoon at Caffe Trieste is Zabrina, her daughter Christa and Fr. G (aka Gerard White).

Barry Bonds Last Game

What a beautiful sunset behind the ballpark on Barry Bonds' last night to play baseball. Left field was in his honor on 26 September 2007 and the night was a Thank you to Barry with signs and much chanting of his name.