current projects.
From Moment to Moment
Artworks by Theodora Varnay Jones, Robin Richardson, and Marta Sanchez Vasquez
date. May 13 thru June 11
opening. May 13. 5 - 8 pm
Civil twilight is the time of day before sunrise or after sunset when the sun is six degrees below the horizon. It is a time when light is increasing or fading and images and objects are difficult to discern. Similar to the shifting visibility at civil twilight, the artists in From Moment to Moment embrace ambiguity, disappearance, and reemergence in their work. Valuing the indeterminate in favor of absolutes, they explore the ephemeral quality of material, the nature of time, and the relationships between object and image. The open-ended nature of these artworks invite us to consider the play of presence and absence and the potentiality of our imagination. Acknowledging that there is no one truth, their work remains open to interpretation over time.
Theodora, Varnay Jones, Implication-II, 2021, Pigment prints, dry pigments, aluminum, magnets on paper, 19 1/4 x 25 3/4 inches
Marta Sanchez Vasquez, Time Awry I,
2019, mixed media, 19 x 17
Robin Richardson, Folded Flight, 2020' Archival Pigment Print on Hahnemühle paper, 26.125 x 24.126 inches. edition 1/5
Artifact
New York Times Collages and Other Works
by Francesca Pastine
date. May 13 thru June 11
opening. May 13. 5 - 8 pm
Francesca Pastine uses printed media, received images, and
everyday objects as a springboard to consider her inner life
in relation to the world. For her Time Travel Series, she
harvests images of watches, jewelry, and full-page fashion
ads from the New York Times. She disassembles then
reconstructs the 22 x 11 inch pages of the Times into its
original format in order to retain the newspaper’s identity
The finished works lean on a shelf, creating an interplay of
light, shadow, and movement. The flow of time is revealed
in the newspaper's publication dates and the shifting values of its
ink and paper stock.
Francesca Pastine, 2020, Time Travel 4,
cut New York Times pages, 22 x 11 inches
360 Langton Street. Suite 201 San Francisco CA. 94103 | pastineprojects@gmail.com
Jessica Snow
Robin McDonnell
Leonard Rosenfeld
Marta Sanchez Vasquez
Theodora Varnay Jones
Robin Richardson
360 Langton Street. San Francisco CA 94103 | pastineprojects@gmail.com
contact.
address. 360 Langton Street. Suite 201
San Francisco. CA 94103
hours. Friday and Saturday from 1 to 6pm
or by appointment
about.
Gallery
Pastine Projects is a contemporary art gallery that champions established and mid-career artists, especially women, who have contributed to the culture of the Bay Area through a deep commitment to their studio practice. Throughout their careers, they have received numerous awards, and their achievements have been recognized in the press and other publications. We aspire to foster a greater awareness of their remarkable and timeless work.
We work with emerging artists to help them develop professionally through critiques of their work and best business practices.
Gallery Hours
The gallery is open Friday - Saturday from 1 – 6 pm or by appointment: pastineprojects@gmail.com
We continue to require all visitors to wear a mask covering nose and mouth. Thank you for your cooperation and we look forward to seeing you!
360 Langton Street. Suite 201 San Francisco CA 94103.
Francesca Pastine. Owner