Fouladi Projects

Laurina Paperina "Proud To Be A Hero" 

"Be/Longing": Summer Photography Show

Featuring new work by Nina Dietzel, Darija Jelincic and Anne Veraldi

  Opening reception for the artists:

Friday, July 11th, 6 to 8pm

  Fouladi Projects is pleased to present an exhibition of new works by three women photographers. The works in the show vary in content, but all investigate the human issues of isolation, containment and longing. Inherent in our existence is the need to balance the conundrum between being an individual, physically separate, yet also requiring a vital connection to others to thrive. Nina Dietzel's "Paris Series" diptychs juxtapose images which cleverly reveal the universal tension between masculine and feminine archetypes. Darija Jelincic's works on view are from her "Escapes" series, beautifully capturing vignettes of human culture clustered together against the great expanse of the sea and the sky. Anne Veraldi's photographs are a selection from her “Outside-In Series", which depict both found and remnant artifacts encapsulated within the iconic mason jar, as a way of preserving wistful memories from the past. 

Nina Dietzel has contributed photography to The Huffington Post, The Culturist, AFAR Magazine and has collaborated with British sculptor and environmentalist Andy Goldsworthy to document his latest Bay Area installation. 

Darija Jelincic was born in Zagreb, Croatia. During her studies of Sociology at Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences she started to take photography classes. She naturally combined these two passions, and has since artfully manifested her fascination with human nature and culture into her photography. She was part of two workshops with Agency VII. She now lives and works in Prague, Czech Republic.

Anne Veraldi has shown her work in New York and Los Angeles as well as San Francisco. She received a New York Foundation grant and has completed public art projects in San Francisco and New York. Her photos have been featured in Color magazine.

Exhibition runs July 8th – August 30th

For more information and/or images contact [email protected]

  Fouladi Projects

1803 Market St.

San Francisco, CA 94103

“malen wir”

New paintings by Rudi Molacek

On view will be a new suite of large works 56” x 48” on canvas fresh from Rudi’s studio in Berlin.

Originally from Vienna, Austria, artist Rudi Molacek embodies the spirit of a true romantic. He approaches his luminous oil paintings with unencumbered confidence, employing bold and gestural brush strokes buoyed by a dash of whimsy. His life long love of gardens is channeled into paint, translating his appreciation of nature onto the canvas. The paintings radiate with the timeless virtues of color, of light and the simple yet essential joy of a flower in bloom.

Show will be on view through July 5th, 2014

Fouladi Projects is pleased to present Platforms portraits by painter and RISD alumni Jemima Kirke Exhibition runs March 21 - May10, 2014

A shared thematic perspective runs through Kirke's portraits. The female sitters somehow embody - with their varied, often dour expressions - vulnerability, frustration and suppressed longing thinly disguised beneath cool faux-sophisticated facades. Empathy is the distinguishing feature, one that imbues them with both dignity and life. They exist in depth, not just as marks on the surface. It is impressive to see how effective Kirke has been in creating a mood as she transforms observation and insight into painted images. It makes her art worth looking at and taking seriously.

Part of her method is her attention to physical flaws, imperfections, which she describes as "part of our individuality". She abandons the traditional goal of rendering the subject "accurately" and aims for "capturing her presence in the room, her expressions, our relationship". This willingness to reinterpret the idea of "likeness" is an important element of Kirke's portraiture.

New Work by Karen Barbour  

January 10 - March 1, 2014

Opening Reception for the artist: 

See Fouladi Projects at Miami Project, booth # 617. December 3 thru 8. Art Basel.  Featured artists: Omar Chacon, Sean Cheetham, Bill Culbert, Jemima kirke and Russell Tyler.

“I like leaving long threads as a tribute to the process. They often make me think of memory, of the passage of time… They will never lay exactly the same way… I also gravitate toward the dimensionality of them. They instantly pull a drawing off of the wall and force something flat into space.” ~ Lisa Solomon. A great article by Monique Delaunay. http://sfartenthusiast.com/2013/11/lisa-solomon-sen-at-fouladi-projects/

"SEN' Exhibition in the process of being installed. 

Exhibition opens November 15th. 

The bidding has begun. 

Count down to Project Color Corps’ Art for HUEmanity silent auction, featuring work from nearly 100 artists, at Fouladi Projects Gallery on Thursday, November 7th!

Auction Bidding

All bidding will be done through your own cell phone! You can bid from anywhere, anytime before the close of the auction right from your own phone. You even get an update if you are outbid!

It’s online now: www.huemanity.auction-bid.org View the pieces; register your phone, and start bidding! Don’t wait to register... save yourself time at the event and get a jump-start on your favorite pieces.

After you register you will get a welcome text message and then there are three ways to bid:

1. ByText-Textthe3-digititemnumberandamounttothewelcomemessageyou receive, (e.g., 101 500) no dollar signs or decimals are needed.

By Smartphone - Click the link in your registration text. It will take you to a personal bidding page. Click on an item and place a bid, it’s that simple.

By “Personal Shopper” on event night - Find a GIveSmart Pro in a red shirt and they will be happy to place your bids for you.

Bidding closes during the event on Thursday, November 7th at 8:30 pm.

Installation

The installation will be up for viewing at Fouladi Projects Gallery beginning November 5th at 12:00 pm. Gallery hours 12:00 – 6:00.

Reception & Auction Event

We look forward to seeing you at the reception and auction:

Thursday, November 7th 6:00 – 9:00 pm Fouladi Projects Gallery 1803 Market Street, San Francisco www.fouladiprojects.com

Take a look at some of selective and dynamic works in our inventory. These are artists who have all contributed to Art as an essential component for living a full life. By provoking us to see things afresh, our senses are exalted and we connect more profoundly to each other and the world in which we live. http://www.pinterest.com/fouladiprojects/fouladi-artist-inventory/