pt. 2 Gallery is pleased to present a group show featuring work by Tracy Ren, yétúndé ọlágbajú, Lauren D’Amato and Erik Bender.
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pt. 2: Oakland is pleased to present “At and Past”, a group exhibition by John Gnorski, JP McNicholas, Olivia Nevins-Carbins, and Sylvia Fragoso. All of the pieces in the show have some kind of lattice work, whether literal in Olivia Nevins-Carbins gates or visual in the case of JP McNicholas’ trees and bushes. John Gnorski’s sculptures create a similar latticework effect and Sylvia Fragoso’s sculptures are lattice-like in construction as well as being highly religious which brings to mind the screen you'd find in a confessional. Learn more after the jump!
Read Morept.2 would like to thank everyone that made it out this past Saturday for the opening reception of “Sun Sick” a solo exhibition by Cannon Dill, “Call It What You Want” a solo exhibition by Kellen Chasuk, and “August Group Exhibition” a group exhibition curated by Cannon Dill and Kellen Chasuk. Read more after the jump.
Read Morept.2 would like to thank everyone that made it out this past Saturday for the opening reception of “Shamans Death” a solo exhibition by Basil Kincaid, “Skeletons” a solo exhibition by Muzae Sesay, and “Summer Friends” a group exhibition curated by Muzae Sesay. Learn more after the jump.
Read MoreA presentation of works by pt.2 represented artist - Brett Flanigan, Cannon Dill, Kelly Ording, Kyle Lypka & Tyler Cross, Meryl Pataky, Muzae Sesay at Art Market SF 2019. Learn more after the jump!
Read Morept.2 would like to thank the hundreds of people that made it out this past Saturday for the opening receptions of our three solo exhibitions “Zero Player Game” by Brett Flanigan, “Not Long For This World” by Meryl Pataky, and “Transfr” by Alexandre Bavard that is curated Pablo de Pinho. These exhibitions also mark the One Year Anniversary of pt.2 Gallery in Downtown Oakland. Read more after the jump.
Read MorePart 2 Gallery is proud to present Provisions, an exhibition of paintings from Oakland-based artists Liz Hernández and Ryan Whelan. The show is a meditation on the transformative experience of food, and the married duo examines the disruptive power of providing for those you love, to slow down a busy life and make a meal. Integral to that examination are the places that give us provisions. Learn more after the jump.
Read MoreA few weeks back we visited the studio of Oakland based artists Liz Hernandez and Ryan Whelan as they prepare a new series of paintings for "Provisions" opening this November at Part 2 Gallery. We spent time talking about how they impact each others process, where the title of the exhibition stems from and outside inspirations for their new body of works. Learn more after the jump.
Read MoreWe would like to thank everyone that made it out for the opening receptions of both “I’m Listening” an exhibition of new paintings by Aaron Elvis Jupin & Molly Bounds, and “Mirrors” an exhibition of sculptures by Meryl Pataky, Kyle Lypka and Tyler Cross.
Read MorePt. 2 Gallery is excited to announce Mirrors, an exhibition that pairs the ceramic works of Tyler Cross and Kyle Lypka, with neon glasswork by Meryl Pataky. The two bodies of work contemplate different topics, Cross and Lypka exploring continuous growth within their relationship, while Pataky’s body of work traverses the timeless human compulsion to create. Read more after the jump.
Read MorePart 2 Gallery is proud to present Coffee For Eight, a group exhibition opening June 9th at 12pm in Downtown Oakland. Coffee For Eight will feature to works of local artists Cannon Dill, Kellen Chasuk, Maryam Yousif, Nick Makanna and Sarah Thibault, alongside Los Angeles’ Hilary Pecis Australia’s Jordan Kerwick, and New York-based Hiroya Kurata. Learn more after the jump!
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