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ArtZone 461 Gallery

January 9 - February 15, 2010

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461 Valencia Street San Francisco, CA 94103
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Opening Reception Saturday January 9, 5:00 – 8:00 pm ArtZone 461 Gallery is pleased to be the San Francisco venue from January 9 through February 14, 2010 for the traveling exhibition "The Seduction of Duchamp / Bay Area Artists’ Response". Independent curator Hanna Regev organized the show by inviting over thirty local artists to create new works representing their response to the influence and importance of Marcel Duchamp (1887–1968). He was the founder of Dadaism and closely associated with futurist and surrealist movements. The exhibition features a wide variety of art practices and media. Fitting Duchampian theory and approach, ArtZone Director Steven Lopez will assist in curating this exhibition. It was first presented at the Slaughterhouse Space – an alternative art venue on the grounds of the Duchamp Winery in Healdsburg, CA. The show draws its inspiration from the historic 1949 West Coast Roundtable Discussion at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Duchamp was the main speaker and was joined by prominent invited guests for a discussion on Modern Art. ArtZone will host two programs associated with the exhibition: Architects Zoe Prillinger and Luke Ogrydziak will discuss on Tuesday, January 19 at 6:30 pm, the implications of algorithmic design and probability as an Art form. The discussion will be moderated by architect Theo Armour who worked as a program manager for many releases of the leading design software AutoCad. The second panel discussion: Unraveling the Duchamp Enigma will be moderated by Ray Beldner and feature artists Richard Berger, Naomie Kremer and Jan Wurm on Sunday, January 31 at 3:00 pm. The Artists will discuss how Marcel Duchamp’s interests, preoccupations, styles and media has influenced their art practices. Participating: Diane Althoff, Jerry Ross Barrish, Michael Bartalos, Ray Beldner, Richard Berger, Milton Bowens, David Broom, Luis Delgado, John DeMerritt, Laura Britt Greig, Ken Goldberg, Rebecca Goldfarb, German Herrera, Gregangelo Herrera, Charles Hobson, Mary Daniel Hobson, Reuven Itelman, Zehava Itelman Theodora Varnay Jones, David King, Naomie Kremer, Pat Lenz, José Ramón Lerma, Charles Linder, Bernie Lubell, Malcolm Lubliner, Charlie Milgrim, Jann Nunn, Luke Ogrydziak, Nora Pauwels, Zoe Prillinger, Tessie Barrera-Scharaga, Charles Shere, Sandra Ortiz Taylor, and Jan Wurm. A few ArtZone artists will also create new works for this exhibition. The gallery always displays examples of our artists’ work and consignments beyond the main exhibition space. Gallery Hours: 12-6 pm Wednesday-Sunday, anytime by appointment
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