jeff h. faeth jeff h. faeth:
industrial paintings + sculpture

visual

Aki Kaneko Aki Kaneko:
a short film of animated paper cut-outs

Tony Greene Tony Greene:
photography of urbanscape +
hand built bikes

stacy kelley stacy kelley:
folk art inspired installation

sean kelley sean kelley:
sculpture + assemblage

Thatcher Thatcher:
hand built motor + pedal bikes

jeremy matheny jeremy matheny:
industrial paintings + sculpture



dj poppa dj poppa:
spinning one-drop reggae, dub + jazz classics

audio



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Reinventing the Wheel

Friday, 2/29/08 : 7-11 pm

Location: The Green Flash Gallery, next to San Clemente Art Supply.

Visuals: Jeff H. Faeth (paintings/sculpture), Tony Greene (custom bikes/photography), Aki Kaneko (cut-outs/animation), Sean Kelley (assemblage/sculpture), Stacy Kelley(folk art inspired installation), Jeremy Matheny (paintings/sculpture), Thatcher (custom bikes).

Audio: DJ Poppa of the SmartBeat Sound System will be spinning one-drop reggae and dub intermixed with legendary jazz classics throughout the night.

What else: We’ll have drinks, food, and a bunch of cool merch to bid on in a silent auction.

Cost: FREE, thanks to our sponsors!

Sponsors: San Clemente Animal Hospital/Dr. John Agostini, 2 for 1 Pizza Co., Wild at Heart, www.xochico.com, Trader Joes, Slimming Coffee Cafe, Downtown Flowers San Clemente, Tessa and Scott Pier.

Show Description:
The wheel has become so ingrained in our society that often the evolution of a culture is measured based on its mastery of this basic machine. However, we can pinpoint ancient, advanced civilizations with no documented use of the wheel. And with fuel prices rising, global warming looming, and suburbs expanding, we are forced to reevaluate the place this everyday object holds in our lives. Perhaps now actually is the time to reinvent the wheel.

Through art we have the unique opportunity to look at the wheel from a broader perspective, challenging its historical significance and envisioning a new life for it without a need to conquer perfection.

Sanctuary143 travels (by wheel) Friday, February 29th, 2008 to San Clemente to reinvent the wheel for your viewing pleasure.



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