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Exhibitions
- Precious Metal: Group Exhibition
- Year of the Dragon: Group Exhibition
- Boreal: Group Exhibition
- Shannon Taylor: Small Magic
- Reverie: Group Exhibition
- Olga Esther: Silenced Women in the Middle Ages
- MASS: The Biggest Little Show
- Calvin Ma: Standstill
- Bacchus: Group Exhibition
- Primary Hughes: Re-Emergent
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Opening Reception: 'Reverie' & 'No More Horizons'
On Saturday July 11, 2015 Modern Eden debuted "Reverie", a solo exhibition of new paintings byKurtis Rykovich. Utilizing a bold color palette and with a skillful hand, the artist portrays graceful and captivating subjects who embody both darkness and light. With a vibrant intensity, they encourage the viewer to let the extraordinary surroundings take over and encounter these beautiful, yet dangerous worlds.
On our back Project Wall, we are featuring Bay Area sculptor, Wesley T. Wright with his series of ceramic works titled "No More Horizons". Our gallery patrons enjoyed Rykovich's alluring paintings and Wright's captivating sculptures all under one roof on a beautiful San Francisco evening in North Beach.
Kurtis Rykovich's Reverie and Wesley T. Wright's No More Horizons are on view through August 8, 2015 at Modern Eden Gallery in San Francisco.
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