SGCI 2014: The Compound Gallery

Posted by on April 11, 2014 | 3 Comments
San Francisco hosted printmakers from around the globe during the first ever West Coast SGCI 2014 conference. Among the many workshops and exhibitions spread throughout the city was Oakland based "The Compound Gallery," which hosted artist talks and demos that covered innovative woodblock laser cutting methods and CMYK processes. “It’s Alive” ran in the main gallery while demos changed throughout the day, presented by Richard Wohlfeiler, Jeanne Lorenz, and Bridget Henry. In the colorful crowd found within the lively studio spaces are a collective of artists including: Zach Clark, Crystal Morey, Masako Miyazaki and many more! Unique to the studio is “CompoundArtTv” which broadcasted many of its events live, as well as a talk about prints with Daniel Rolnik “The World's Most Adorable Art Critic” and Ryan McIntosh of Intellectual Property Prints! Check out the artist talk and much more at The Compound Gallery. The main gallery exhibition is up until May 4! (Tasty printed tortillas not included.)  Bookmark / Share / Print
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3 Responses to “SGCI 2014: The Compound Gallery”

  1. Amze Emmons says:
    April 13, 2014 at 6:59 pm

    Thanks Marchelo! I was hoping someone would post about Compound Gallery’s SGCI events. They had such a great line up of events and artists, they deserve all kinds of kudos.

  2. Marchelo says:
    April 15, 2014 at 11:51 am

    I had a blast, so many awesome events were going on, definitely looking forward to next year!

  3. Compound Gallery says:
    April 24, 2014 at 5:10 pm

    Thanks so much for featuring us! We had a great time and met so many wonderful printmakers from all over the USA and beyond! We have some amazing artists lined up for the rest of 2014 check out our website for deets. Thanks Printeresting! You guys rock!