Secession Art and Design San Francisco, CA

3361 Mission St (across from 30th St Safeway) SF CA 94110 415-279-3058

Gallery hours: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 12-7pm

September 29 - November 28, 2009

Heather Robinson		Brian Schuck
Heather Robinson's newest works are about the complexities and contradictions of the idea of "home." Home can be a happy, safe retreat - a nest - and at the same time be an entangling attachment - a net. Borrowing materials, motifs and techniques from traditional domestic arts - painted textile patterns, crocheted lace, and embroidered words and details - she explores the qualities of the net/nest.		With an emphasis on color and composition, Brian Schuck makes screen prints depicting the world around him. These handmade prints, of his friends and neighbors at leisure, examine how people take breaks from their hectic lives. Often, these scenes show people coping with the modern world by finding solace in natural elements, such as water, light and plant life.

In-House Designers

Colleen Mauer
Designs

Heather
Robinson

New Skool

Twelve Designs

Wearable Art

Avalove	Booty Boutique	De Novo
Tessa Kemp	Kelly Lane	Lemon Twist
Taryn McCabe	Medium Reality	Minor Detail
Nicacelly	Rebe	Swanky Swell
Threads by Cho-Cho	Venn Apparel

Nate Tan's latest series uses graffiti techniques to paint street scenes of San Francisco. Resembling night time motion photography, Nate uses acrylic and spraypaint to render streets, traffic and S.F. transportation that will be familiar to locals and travelers alike.

Secession Art and Design
3361 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94110
415-279-3058
twelvedesigns@hotmail.com