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2012 Calendar Story of Stone 石头记

Street food Kitchen God poster

God of Public Transportation

God of Strong Signal Strength

Bike Safety God

The Chinese Zodiac postcard set

 

 

CALL FOR PROPOSALS!

The Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco is currently in the process of a major overhaul of our gallery shop. We’ll be creating greater visibility for emerging contemporary artists and designers while contributing to the arts community’s financial sustainability.

The CCC gallery shop provides a venue for local artists and artisans to showcase their work, and features unique collectables with local and international flavor. Through consignment agreements, artists and designers will be given space to display and sell their original works.

Please note that consigned items must engage with the CCC’s mission to “preserve, promote, and influence Chinese art and culture” (applicants do not need to be of Chinese descent) and must generate $350 in sales revenue within a consignment period (6 months). Submissions are accepted on an ongoing basis.

To have items considered for inclusion in the CCC Shop, submit a proposal for consideration including:

- Statement of purpose on how the items engage with the CCC’s mission;  artist statement/biography; resume

- Consigned Item List (in spreadsheet to include description of items, unit cost, and retail price)

- Photos of work

Proposals should be submitted to galleryshop@c-c-c.org

 

DESIGN COMPETITION

As a part of this overhaul, the CCC is also seeking proposals for an additional project. The entrance to our gallery includes a semi-permanent display case that projects a particularly dated image in its current configuration. We are accepting proposals for installation pieces that will reinvent this space to be more representative of a gallery that predominantly exhibits contemporary art. Applicants may submit proposals for both projects. The deadline is December 1st.

Proposals should be submitted to galleryshop@c-c-c.org
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ABOUT GALLERY1.5
The Chinese Culture Center gallery is San Francisco’s leading arts venue dedicated to expanding the discourse on contemporary Chinese and Asian American culture. Here, local and international artists showcase the diverse realities of identity amalgamated from varied geographies and times, focusing on the vitality of creating in an as-yet undefined space.As a longtime advocate of cultural exchange, the CCC widens access to intersections of differing traditions and perspectives in order to accurately depict our thriving, evolving community. After 46 years of preserving, promoting, and influencing the course of Chinese and Chinese American culture, the CCC is very excited to embark on a new pursuit to engage this mission through a primary focus on contemporary art. Works purchased in the gallery shop are priced to reflect this belief, and are intended to foster the inclusive spirit that the CCC has maintained for over 40 years. Launching in Spring 2012, the gallery will host a monthly performance series in conjunction with a rotating exhibition of featured shop artists. All events are free and open to the community.

Echoing Chinatown’s own storied and dynamic persona, the CCC gallery celebrates immigrant stories alongside native and multi-generational ones, giving voice to work that is at once cutting edge and central to our shared cultural experience.

Members receive a 10% discount in our Shop! Become a member today!

Business Hours:

Tuesday – Saturday: 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

Closed during holidays.

For more information, please call (415) 986-1822 ext.24

This Month’s Feature:


Jewelry by Pat Tseng

Pat Tseng has been designing jewelry since the mid 70s and her works have been featured a number of institutions including the Bowers Museum of Cultural Arts, the De Young Museum, the Asian Art Museum, and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. In her necklaces, the artist uses materials such as jades, silver, coral, ivory, and other semi precious stones. Choosing them carefully, she combines these materials with silk cords, painstakingly hand-sewn to the desired width. These tube like silk cords have become Tseng’s signature design.

Photograph: Jade dragon pendant and serpentine rings & beads with a gold silk cord

 

 

Current Manager Picks:

 Xian Rui 2011 Artistic Excellence Series White Ink by Zheng Chongbin

Xian Rui 2010 Artistic Excellence Series 0-Viewpoint by Stella Zhang

LureXian Rui 2008 Artistic Excellence Exhibition Series, featuring “Lure” by Beili Liu

 

PT2009Present Tense Biennial 2009 Catalog

 

Dora Xian Rui 2009 Artistic Excellence Exhibition Series, featuring “Chromatic Constructions” by Dora Hsiung

 

 

“In Love” – sculpture by Feng Jin

Our gallery shop currently carries a few sculptures by Feng Jin, a Chinese artist and professional metal sculptor, whose work can be seen throughout the Bay Area. Here, the abstract “In Love” scupture outlines the faces of a man and woman kissing. For more information about Feng Jin’s work, please click here.

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