Upcoming Show:

It’s tempting to simplify a place to a few clever sayings. To land there, observe it with calm distance, form opinions based on meager traces of interaction. Sometimes, these assessments can be precise and intuitive. Many times the limits of language conspire against broad generalizations. 

Top of mind is gentrification, economic exclusion and the fight for what is arguably a sacred ground.

As we face social and environmental turmoil, what traces will we leave? 

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Opening May 3rd, 2019 5:30pm to 10:00pm @warehouse416

Viewing Dates:

•Saturday My 4th, 2019 1:00pm to 5:00pm

•Saturday My 11th, 2019 1:00pm to 5:00pm

Closing May 18rd, 2019 1:00pm to 5:00pm @warehouse416

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Find or discover by investigation. Copy, reproduce, go over. It is a mark, an object, an indication of our existence. The evidence of passing time. In the moment too small to be accurately measured or assessed. Our traces, our trail leading us to this uncertain future. As we face social and environmental turmoil, what traces will we leave?

WOMEN WHO WORK TOGETHER

WOMEN WHO WORK TOGETHER
Selected Works from the Five Ton Crane Arts Collective
Artists’ opening reception: May 26, 3:00 – 6:00 pm
 

Lost and Foundry Gallery presents Women Who Work Together – an exhibit of works by women artists from the Five Ton Crane Arts Collective. The artists were selected by Sean Orlando and the individual pieces were curated by Jan Watten, Gray Loft Gallery.  The show will be on view until June 23.
 

 
The diverse collection of art includes painting, mixed media, photography and sculpture, representing a myriad of artistic talents by these fourteen artists.  The varied styles are unified by the collaborative nature of Five Ton Crane Arts, which is the heart of this artists’ collective.
 

Also on view during the opening reception will be open studios of working artists in the building.

Participating Artists: 

Joy Busse, Sara Chieco, Jamie Diy, Naomi Grunditz
Leslie Frierman Grunditz, Bonnie Heras, Bree Hylkema   
Ubin Li, Jody Medich, Sydney Palmer, Cjay Roughgarden
Tania Seabock, Stephanie Shipman, Imogen Speer
 

Lost & Foundry Studios and Gallery
305 Center Street
Oakland, California  94607
gallery viewing by appointment
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Lost and Foundry Gallery
and Five Ton Crane Arts Collective.

A home for the Heartbreaker

Heartbreaker found a beautiful home in Berlin, Germany.