Mission Comics & Art Gallery: Aidan Koch - Mood Board.Ĭomment by AB: A meandering statement-less installation incorporates a variety of mediums. Gallery view - Julie Sadowski photography show at AIA San Francisco. Julie Sadowski photographs of a zero-energy home in Noe Valley.

Two homes, one family in the Outer Richmond, photographed by Julie Sadowski.Ĭottage living in Bernal Heights - Julie Sadowski photography. Historic modernist mansion, West of Twin Peaks - photos by Julie Sadowski.Īrtist loft & studio, Bayview / Hunters Point - Julie Sadowski photographs. Live-work building, Potrero Hill at American Institute of Architects, SF. Though each one is neat in its own way, one notices the emptiness of the larger spaces.Ĭomment by AB: Architecture, interiors and lifestyles are presented together in this engaging documentary essay on how various San Franciscans live. Much thought has gone into designing and creating these unusual structures. Review by RWM: Home is where the heart is a fascinating rumination on buildings. The American Institute of Architects (AIA), San Francisco / Center for Architecture + Design Gallery: Home, My San Francisco - Julie Sadowski. With the way things are going in the world today, you get the unsettling impression that Colla's vision of the future, as unpleasant as it may be to contemplate, is likely more accurate than not.įloor to ceiling art by Eddie Colla in the back room at Ian Ross Gallery.ĭemographics - Eddie Colla art show at Ian Ross Gallery. Her sculpture and installation work has been exhibited in Antwerp, Paris, Austin, and New York.Ian Ross Gallery: Eddie Colla - Atavisms.Ĭomment by AB: Eddie Colla expands his repertoire to include multimedia works with light and sound. She has released several graphic novels including Xeric Award winner The Blonde Woman and Impressions as well as been printed in The Paris Review.

'This material is going to click hard with a group of people who just aren't getting the comics that might speak to them elsewhere.'Īidan Koch is a multimedia artist working in New York City. Plus, it's only about 60 pages- the perfect length, because this is one book that begs to be read over and over again.' Trust us, it's a complex story under a deceptively simple guise. In Koch's book, we're presented with issues like love, loss, and dealing with harsh realities, all within the context of nature. It's the first release from Gaze Books, an indie publishing company recently founded by comic artist Blaise Larmee.

”In her debut graphic novel The Whale, 22-year-old artist Aidan Koch manages to conjure up some major emotions with barely any words.

Impressions by Aidan Koch