Wednesday Recap 8.27.09

Last night I made it out to ArtSpan's mixer at Dick Blick Art Materials on Van Ness. Attendees enjoyed refreshments, a glass painting demo, and 20% off purchases:


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Next, I headed over to One Otis Street for the Lincart's Flamenco and Frog legs party. Rebecca Goldfarb's Align a Line greets visitors in the stairwell up to the gallery space:

Upstairs is another set of works by Goldfarb, YES NO (below):


Detail of YES NO:


Charles Linder's Truck Nuts:


In one corner was an installation by Bill Culbert , as well as a drawing by Barry McGee (upper right) and Red Shirt by Pip Culbert:

Graham Gillmore's There is Hope:

Charles Linder's Narcissus de Tijuana:


As usual, I arrived on the early side. When I left, the room (below) was packed and the flamenco performance was about to begin:

The party continued outside on the roof of the Enterprise Rent-a-car:


Spencer on the Go morphed into Spencer on the Roof, serving up delicious lamb stew and escargo pastry lollipops, but, alas, no frog legs:


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