Please join us tonight, September 13, from 4-6pm for the opening reception for “Déjà Vu” by Enrique Chagoya and “Dreamscape of the Erotized Body” by @colettestandish at @minnesotastreetproject .
#AnglimTrimble #EnriqueChagoya #ColetteStandish
Enrique Chagoya-Déjà Vu
September 13-October 25
Focusing on the repetition of history, the exhibition presents continually relevant paintings, prints and drawings created throughout Chagoya’s career, 2004-2025. In his reproving and witty works, Chagoya employs modern and ancient imagery from the United States, Mesoamerica and the Middle East to illustrate the ills of Western colonialism. Contrasting highly saturated pop culture characters with indigenous Mexican symbols, he illustrates the cross-border cultural divide and the increasing cartoonishness of American politics.
In his most recent work “Danza Macabra,” titled after the Medieval allegory Dance of Death, Chagoya takes on Trump’s administration with a grotesque, gestural family portrait of Kristi Noem, Pam Bondi, JD Vance, Stephen Miller and more. The caricatures gather at the border wall, in search of the blood that sustains them, yet ultimately dancing towards the demise we all share.
Please join us for the opening reception on Saturday, September 13, from 4-6pm in room 209 at Minnesota Street Project.
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Pictured:
Enrique Chagoya, “Danza Macabra” (detail), Acrylic on paper mounted on canvas, 60 x 80 in., 2025
#AnglimTrimble #EnriqueChagoya
Enrique Chagoya—Dèjá Vu
September 13-October 25
Anglim/Trimble is proud to present the first look at our latest solo exhibition “Dèjá Vu” by Enrique Chagoya. Focusing on the repetition of history, the exhibition presents continually relevant paintings, prints and drawings created throughout Chagoya’s career, 2006-2025.
“It is worse the second time when we do not learn from history. Humans are the only animals that trip twice on the same stone.” —Enrique Chagoya
Please join us for a reception on Saturday, September 13, from 4-6pm in room 209 at @minnesotastreetproject . The exhibition is on view through Saturday, October 25.
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Pictured:
Enrique Chagoya
“Encounter at the Border of Language” (detail)
Acrylic and water-mixable oil on handmade amate paper mounted on canvas,
60 x 80 in.
2024
#AnglimTrimble #EnriqueChagoya #SanFranciscoArt #BayAreaArt #MexicanArt #ContemporaryArt #Painting #Printmaking
Katherine Sherwood (@k.d.sherwood )
“Green Curtain” (detail)
Acrylic on hardboard
22 x 19 in.
2025
“Dog Bowl” (detail)
Acrylic on hardboard
22 x 16 in.
2024
See these works and more in “It k*lled the p*ssy,” on view for another two weeks at @minnesotastreetproject . It k*lled the p*ssy is a group exhibition of paintings, drawings and photography responding to the United States government’s current crusade on freedom of speech, gender variance and reproductive rights.
Titled after a line in Patti Smith’s poem “seventh heaven,” It draws inspiration from Eve’s original sin. By wanting Eve to stay ignorant, the Old Testament set her up to fail. In the zeitgeist of the 2020s, this story continues to appear: we fight the same battle over and over, on a treadmill of civil rights. Like Eve, we must choose consequences over complacency, degeneracy over status quo, and revolution over tyranny.
Closing August 16.
#AnglimTrimble #KatherineSherwood
Please join us tomorrow, Saturday, August 2 for the opening reception of “It k*lled the p*ssy” from 4-6pm, and stay for @minnesotastreetproject ’s summer party featuring food, drinks, music and more until 8pm!
It k*lled the p*ssy is on view through August 16.
#AnglimTrimble
Enrique Chagoya
“Doggie Doo Hopscotch #39”
1999-2025
Acrylic and collage on found paper (book page)
10.5 x 8.5 in.
NFS
“Doggie Doo Hopscotch”
1999-2025
Pigmented inkjet and grommets on Hahnemühle rag 308g
16 x 20 in.
Edition of 30
$300 Each
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See these works and more in our current show “It k*lled the p*ssy,” a group exhibition of paintings, drawings and photography responding to the United States government’s current crusade on freedom of speech, gender variance and reproductive rights.
#AnglimTrimble #EnriqueChagoya
TOMORROW: Come see @stopjoshgo ’s Black’s Beach works in our upstairs gallery at @minnesotastreetproject , and get a signed copy of Josh’s new Black’s Beach book from @cademy.biz ’s table at the @sfartbookfair !
Anglim/Trimble:
1275 Minnesota Street, Room 209
‘cademy:
1150 25th Street, Table H6
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Pictured:
Joshua Moreno
“Science Designed to Defy Time” (detail), Graphite on paper, 24 x 18 in., 2021
“Threesome on Ho Chi Minh Trail” (detail), Graphite on paper, 24 x 18 in., 2021
“Black’s Beach” series installation shot
#JoshuaMoreno
Travis Somerville
“Souvenir”
Acrylic, collage and gesso on found painters tarp
58 x 38 in.
2020
See this piece and more in “It k*lled the p*ssy,” a group exhibition of paintings, drawings and photography responding to the United States government’s current crusade on freedom of speech, gender variance and reproductive rights. Opening Tuesday, July 8.
Titled after a line in Patti Smith’s poem “seventh heaven,” It k*lled the p*ssy draws inspiration from Eve’s original sin. By wanting Eve to stay ignorant, the Old Testament set her up to fail. In the zeitgeist of the 2020s, this story continues to appear: we fight the same battle over and over, on a treadmill of civil rights. Like Eve, we must choose consequences over complacency, degeneracy over status quo, and revolution over tyranny.
Artists: @anno.kim , @bostromleslie , @bullmiletic , #JeromeCaja, #EnriqueChagoya & @kara_maria_art , #KeithHale, #Jess, @stopjoshgo , @k.d.sherwood , @thetravissomerville , @colettestandish ,
@m.louisestanley , @barajichovatyson and @xie.xiaoze .
It k*lled the p*ssy is on view July 8 - August 16. Please join us for an opening reception on Saturday, August 2, from 4-6pm at @minnesotastreetproject .
#AnglimTrimble #TravisSomerville
Anglim/Trimble is pleased to present “It k*lled the p*ssy,” a group exhibition of paintings, drawings and photography responding to the United States government’s current crusade on freedom of speech, gender variance and reproductive rights.
Titled after a line in Patti Smith’s poem seventh heaven, It k*lled the p*ssy draws inspiration from Eve’s original sin. The works in this exhibition are irreverent, graphic, humorous, and completely sincere in their expressions.
Artists: @anno.kim , @bostromleslie , @bullmiletic , #JeromeCaja, #EnriqueChagoya & @kara_maria_art , #KeithHale, #Jess, @stopjoshgo , @k.d.sherwood , @thetravissomerville , @colettestandish , @m.louisestanley , @barajichovatyson and @xie.xiaoze .
It k*lled the p*ssy is on view July 8 - August 16. Please join us for an opening reception on Saturday, August 2, from 4-6pm at @minnesotastreetproject .
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Pictured: Enrique Chagoya and Kara Maria, Doggy Doo Hopscotch #32, Acrylic on found paper (book page), 10.5 x 8.5 inches, 1999
#AnglimTrimble
These are the final days to see “haiku shmaiku” by @ajitttchauhan , which closes this Saturday, June 28. haiku shmaiku explores the malleability of reality through engravings, installations and more in our gallery at @minnesotastreetproject .
📷: @grunder
#AnglimTrimble #AjitChauhan #SanFranciscoart #BayAreaartist #art #contemporaryart #engraving #woodburning
@ajitttchauhan
“Autumn”
Erased postcard
17 x 14 in.
2023
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Swipe for full work ➡️ See this piece and more in Ajit Chauhan’s exhibition “haiku shmaiku” in room 209 at @minnesotastreetproject .
The exhibition is on view through June 28.
#AjitChauhan #AnglimTrimble #SanFranciscoart #BayAreaartist #art #contemporaryart #engraving
A sneak preview of our upcoming group exhibition “It killed the pussy” opening July 8, just in time for the @sfartbookfair at @minnesotastreetproject 📖
Pictured:
@bostromleslie
“It’s No Use Trying to Figure it Out” and “Beauty; Even for a Little While Please”
Mixed media
9.5 x 12 in. each
2025
#AnglimTrimble #LeslieBostrom
