Tagged: INFERNO Gallery

June 5, 2014

James Shefik, Anne Ross and Dickson Schneider

INFERNO brings you a trio of or artists with all very different views of the world.

Opening Reception for the Artists:
June 27th
6 to 9pm

James Shefik creates thought provoking work that confronts the viewer intellectually and visually. He has an uncanny ability to create objects and scenarios that touch pressure points in pop culture.

Anne Ross pushes the limits of photography using traditional and alternative methods that result in surreal spaces that are dark and pensive.

Dickson Schneider creates paintings of large eyed suave female and male figures, beautiful and lithe, that are sensuous and speak of the overwhelming hubris of the art world.

Join us for an incredible evening of sculpture, photography and painting. This show is not to be missed!

December 20, 2013

Vulcan Artists Group Show Opening Night

This past Friday the Vulcan Artist group show opened and was a stellar event. If you weren’t there you should have been. Brilliant art from behind the walls of the Vulcan Lofts. Locals and folks from around the bay came to the celebration.

We also launched Vulcanites the first INFERNO co. publication book by photographer Ren Dodge. A glimpse behind the door of residents of the Vulcan Lofts. You can order a print version or ebook here.

September 9, 2010

(A)PARTSCAPE Ren Dodge

OPENING RECEPTION: FRIDAY NOVEMBER 19th, 2010

Artist Ren Dodge taps into the reflection and possibilities of how landscape interacts with the body. Using multiple screens and video projection Dodge creates layered landscapes in which the viewer is invited to move within the video projections. This installation explores the urban environment and the way in which the art work is a manifestation or metaphor for the way our bodies define our relationship to landscape. By traversing the video space participants will become the artwork and are given opportunity to reflect in the subtleties of being in a created landscape.

Help the Artist! The ethereal nature of video installation artwork is such that it does not afford the artist the opportunity to fund his work by selling pieces of art. For this reason Ren Dodge is using a fund raising Web site to secure funds to pay for video projectors, screens and other items needed to produce this piece. You can help by visiting the page Ren has made at Kickstarter. Your help is greatly appreciated and it is a direct way that you can help support the arts! (There will be a closing event held in December 12th from 11am to 2pm.)

ALSO JOINING US FOR THE OPENING WILL BE: the Roll-Up Bike Shop and Fist of Flour Pizza. The Roll-Up will have a Skateboard Art show and Fist of Flour Pizza will be in the front of the INFERNO serving up piping hot Brick oven pizza and Calzone.

INFERNO along with these businesses are East Oakland originals. Come and support the arts, bicycling and eat pizza!