Come by to see Richard Whittaker’s installation in the Roll Up Project. Whittaker’s work as an arts writer and publisher is only one aspect of his creative output - he has been experimenting in visual arts for many years too. This installation brings together his photography, works on paper, paintings, and sculptures. #richardwhittaker #art #oakland #rollupproject
Richard Whittaker’s fine art practice has paralleled a long career as a writer, interviewer, and publisher. His magazines - “The Secret Alameda” and “works & conversations” - are a lasting testament to his skill as a lively and thoughtful conversation partner, and to his interest in deeply understanding people and their driving forces. His art photography takes a similar approach, leading the viewer into locations and letting them linger in spaces that are both mundane and extraordinary.
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Richard Whittaker: A Selection from his Archives is now on view in the Roll Up Project windows. Come by to see Whittaker’s photographs alongside sculptures, works on paper, and paintings in a studio-like setting.
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New installation! Come by to see Richard Whittaker: A Selection from his Archives, on view through June 3, which includes paintings, sculptures, works on paper, and photography.
Just two more days to see Jan Wurm’s triptych, Facility (2021) in the windows on Harrison Street. Come by and see it in person!
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Jan Wurm: Caged is on view through April 15. Come by to see these paintings in person! Here is a detail of Hoops, 2022.
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Come by to see Jan Wurm’s diptych entitled “Hoops,” on view now at the Roll Up Project. This painting is visible 24/7 in the windows at 307 Third Street, Oakland.
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Roll Up Project is pleased to present Jan Wurm: Caged, on view through April 15. Come by the windows at 217 Harrison and 307 Third Street to see these paintings in person!
@janwurmcalifornia #art #oakland #painting #rollupproject
See one of Ward Schumaker’s clay babies in the Roll Up project window on Harrison Street. Schumaker started working in ceramics in 2022, and the resulting sculptures speak to his deep understanding of texture, color, and historical references. The clay baby is also represented in a poster that hangs in the window, blown up to a larger scale. Come see this installation in person through February 25th!
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