Move 16: Don't Paint Your Teeth
A Group Show of ballpoint pen, pencil and sharpie drawings on 8.5" x 11" paper
Curated by Rich Jacobs
May 9th - June 8th 2008
Opening Reception Friday May 9th 2008 7 - 10pm
Mark Gonzales, Matt Leines, Chris Shary, Caroline Hwang, Rachel Sumpter,
Rich Jacobs, Chris Mendoza, Neckface, Eric White, Suzanne Sattler,
Erika Borboa, Brian Chippendale, Diane Barcelowsky, Maya Hayuk, David
Ellis, Marsea Goldberg, Theo Ellsworth, Hisham Bharoocha, Travis
Millard, Mel Kadel, Allyson Mellberg, Justin Williams, Garry Davis,
Irene Cho, Davd Aron, James Kirkpatrick, Jojo Li, Jordin Isip, Melinda
Beck,Tim Kerr, Taylor Mckimens, Jim ,Ryan and Casey Gallagher, John Orth,
Sto, Daniel Davidson, Pam Morris-Gallagher, Phil Franklin, Christine Shields,
Andrew Scott, Pat Delaney, Mike Boul, Moses, Dennis and Loreto Remsing, Kelie Bowman,
Carl Dunn, Oliver Rosenberg, Oliver Harkness, Rodger Bridges, Tod Swank, Olivia Shoa,
Bill and Christopher Sprague, Kostas Seremetis, Megan Hanrahan, Misaki
Kawai, Zachary Rossman and TONS more!
See Opening Pics Here!
Allyson Mellberg |
Matt Leines |
Rachell Sumpter |
Rob Leecock |
Caroline Hwang |
Dave Ellis |
Brain Chippendale |
Daniel Davidson |
Andrew Scott |
Hisham Bharoocha |
Rich Jacobs |
Chris Shary |
Diane Barcelowsky |
Chris Mendoza |
Eric Shaw |
Zachary Rossman |
Erika Borboa |
Travis Millard |
Neckface |
Billy Sprague |
Sto |
Suzanne Sattler |
Cassie Ramone |
Taylor McKimens |
Jason Polan |
Christine Shields |
Jenna Sands |
Mark Gonzales |
Eric White |
Kostas Seremetis |
Kelie Bowman |
Justin Williams |
Theo Ellsworth |
Kevin Hooyman |
Jocko Weyland |
Matthew Thurber |
Mel Kadel |
Phil Franklin |
Nicholas Gannon |
Jeff Canham |
Maya Hayuk |
Diego Hadis |
Arlette Espaillat |
Kelly Nicholson |
Miles Karr |
John Orth |
Tim Kerr |
Mike Boul |
James Kirkpatrick |
Florence Gidez |
Jim Gallagher |
Move 16: Don't Paint Your Teeth, marks the 2nd group drawing show at Cinders curated by artist Rich Jacobs.
The guidelines for this one: Make a drawing using either ballpoint pen, pencil, or sharpie on an 8.5" x 11" sheet of white paper.
This show brings art back to its most basic and raw form of drawing and with materials that everyone has access to.
This DIY creative spirit runs throughout the show, which includes a diverse array of artists that spans several generations from
around the globe.
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