EG: (r)Evolution of Gender – Tim Taylor
Tim Taylor About the Artist Taylor blends identity politics to create powerful works around race and gender. He has shown around the United States and in Japan. Presently, he is […]
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EG: (r)Evolution of Gender – Hien Nguyen
Hien Nguyen Artist Statement Originally, I plan to include just my recent works for the show. However, Kriss and Eliot have convinced me to include my older works as well. […]
EG: (r)Evolution of Gender – Jenny Michals
Jenny Michals Artist Statement A fluid perception of my self is at the base of my work, including identification with one gender or another. Distilling my sense of self through […]
EG: (r)Evolution of Gender – Jordy Jones
Jordy Jones Artist Statement Jordy Jones is a bijou transomi always game to wrap his luppers round a bona cartso, park a plate or offer a dolly dish to a […]
EG: (r)Evolution of Gender – Teri Claude Dowling
Teri Claude Dowling Artist Statement Teri Claude Dowling is originally from the Mojave Desert of Southern California, and has been living in the Bay Area for the past 10 years. […]
EG: (r)Evolution of Gender – Kriss De Jong
Kriss De Jong Artist Statement A multimedium artist working in art and technology. Neither nor. Either or. None of the Above. All of the Above. Depends on the day. Muppet […]
EG: (r)Evolution of Gender – Eliot K Daughtry
Eliot K Daughtry Artist Statement My introduction to the world of art was at my grandfather’s workbench, where he shared with me his knowledge of fine carving, and how to […]
EG: (r)Evolution of Gender – Tammy Rae Carland
Tammy Rae Carland Artist Statement “The fiction of our invisibility remains influential.” Neil Bartlett A photograph is literally a trace, a sign, a symbol or evidence of something that was, […]
EG: (r)Evolution of Gender – 2003
EG: (r)Evolution of Gender June 6-29, 2011 SOMArts Gallery and Cultural Center San Francisco, California Curated by: Eliot K Daughtry and Kriss De Jong of Killer Banshee Studios Outside of […]
The Cockettes – Movie Premiere
THE COCKETTES It is the end of a decade, New Year’s Eve 1969. At the Palace Theater in San Francisco’s North Beach, a ragtag bunch of hippies take the stage. […]