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I have two pieces at Headlands in the exhibition (Im)materiel curated by Kevin B. Chen. Annual Winter Exhibition Curated by Kevin B. Chen What humans are able to physically see represents only a minute fraction of the electromagnetic spectrum. But given the proper means, the invisible can become visible. (Im)materiel, guest curated by Kevin B. […]

Artist Fellows – Residency at de Young Feb 5 – March 30, 2014 Artist Reception on March 28, 6-8:30pm http://www.paperandblade.org/ Today is the last day of our residency! It went super fast, but got so many inspirations, ideas and energy from my collaborators! Thank you so much!

Temporal Void Featuring: Mayumi Hamanaka + Brooks Salzwedel Show Runs November 21, 2013 – January 16, 2014 Reception: Friday, December 6, 5-8pm Johansson Projects presents Temporal Void, a two person show featuring new works by Mayumi Hamanaka and Brooks Salzwedel, in which the vulnerability of our environments, histories and memories is brought to the forefront. […]

Its official and starting soon! My fellowship with de Young with the amazing artists Kai Margarida-Ramirez De Arellano, Adrienne Heloise and Ian Kuali’i. Thanks and gratitude to Kua’aina for all their support! This artist fellowship is being supported through a collaborative partnership with the deYoung, Kua`aina Associates & the Galeria de la Raza. The Artist Fellows […]

The exhibition I am putting together is opening this Thursday, Oct 17, 2013. Opening Reception 6-8pm at Kala Art Institute. Gallery Conversation with the Artists: Saturday, November 2 at 2pm Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Friday, 12:00 – 5:00pm Saturday, Noon – 4:30pm Adam Donnelly & David Janesko Kevin Frances Rachel Granofsky Adrienne Heloise Erin Colleen […]

March 5 – April 10, 2011 Gallery | aboveground |    Mayumi Hamanaka Opening Saturday, March 5, 2011 6-8pm Featuring a sound performance by Seth Cluett Are their faces really different from our own? There are those who refused to believe this. And there are those of us who sincerely look upon the ruins today … […]