"Beyonce & Friends" (image 4" x 7.5") woodcut reduction by Nathalie Roland- print in edition of 20 each with individual nametag. Hot of the press.
Tuesday, January 25, 2005
Beyonce & Friends
"Beyonce & Friends" (image 4" x 7.5") woodcut reduction by Nathalie Roland- print in edition of 20 each with individual nametag. Hot of the press.
Wednesday, January 19, 2005
Tuesday, January 18, 2005
3 shots from Tony's Show
Unfortunately all my pictures came out sooooo blurry. These are the least blurry of the bunch :)
Sunday, January 16, 2005
Saturday, January 15, 2005
San Diego
Ang and I were in SD last week with Susie G... but, of course forgot to take a group photo. Very unlike me :(
Well, the fish tacos were just okay, i thought SD was suppose to have the best.
Thursday, January 13, 2005
Legacy Show: Tony Vadakan
Go to Adobe Books website for info and description of the show this saturday, Jan 15th. Please come, it will great to see everyone. Other featured artists include Will Yackulic and Veronica Dejesus. Below is a pic of Will Yackulic's work.
INFO
INFO
Friday, January 07, 2005
Invitation to Tony's show at Adobe Books
January 15, 2005
7pm to 10pm
Adobe Books
3166 16th St.
SF, CA
www.adobebooks.org
Tony Vadakan dedicated over 22 years to the art of
photography. Often described as surreal, lonely,
moody, and intimate, Tony’s photographs contain
elements of both spontaneity and precision. During
production and in the darkroom, he created his own
tools and mastered his own techniques, employing
various filters, like crumpled paper, saran wrap, and
glass to achieve his very raw, yet clean aesthetic.
Tony’s work spoke volumes to San Francisco, a city
that was so much a part of him. He was the the
publisher of “Broken Umbrella”, a zine devoted to his
friends and family that were making art, music,
poetry, and prose. "Broken Umbrella" was a perfect
example of his natural ability for bringing people
together. The zine was not only an outlet for Tony's
creative vision, but, it also highlighted the Bay
Areas finest, including Tussle, Eamon Ore-Giron, Chris
Pew, Crystal Dillahunty, Namesake, Scrabbel, Nathalie
Roland and many more.
Eleanor Harwood and Adobe Books presents a collection
of photographs by Tony Vadakan. His brothers and
friends chose these images, some exhibited in the
past, some passed around the living room, and others
kept in his folder of negatives. For San Francisco,
this is an invitation to share and experience Tony's
legacy of radness.
Sincerely,
Ted Vadakan
7pm to 10pm
Adobe Books
3166 16th St.
SF, CA
www.adobebooks.org
Tony Vadakan dedicated over 22 years to the art of
photography. Often described as surreal, lonely,
moody, and intimate, Tony’s photographs contain
elements of both spontaneity and precision. During
production and in the darkroom, he created his own
tools and mastered his own techniques, employing
various filters, like crumpled paper, saran wrap, and
glass to achieve his very raw, yet clean aesthetic.
Tony’s work spoke volumes to San Francisco, a city
that was so much a part of him. He was the the
publisher of “Broken Umbrella”, a zine devoted to his
friends and family that were making art, music,
poetry, and prose. "Broken Umbrella" was a perfect
example of his natural ability for bringing people
together. The zine was not only an outlet for Tony's
creative vision, but, it also highlighted the Bay
Areas finest, including Tussle, Eamon Ore-Giron, Chris
Pew, Crystal Dillahunty, Namesake, Scrabbel, Nathalie
Roland and many more.
Eleanor Harwood and Adobe Books presents a collection
of photographs by Tony Vadakan. His brothers and
friends chose these images, some exhibited in the
past, some passed around the living room, and others
kept in his folder of negatives. For San Francisco,
this is an invitation to share and experience Tony's
legacy of radness.
Sincerely,
Ted Vadakan
Thursday, January 06, 2005
Monday, January 03, 2005
Tony show @ Adobe Books, SF, Jan 15th. 2005
Tony will have some work up at Adobe Books, curated by Eleanor Harwood. Reception is January 15th, up for about 1 month. Tony will show pieces from "missed connections" and other work. These will be new blown up prints, reprinted by Crystal Dilahunty. pass on the news. i will update w/ more info later.
Saturday, January 01, 2005
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