The Moleskine Project XIII
Harman Projects is pleased to announce The Moleskine Project XIII. Featuring artists from around the world, this format driven exhibition spans various artistic styles and mediums, delving into the artists sketchbook.
Featured Artists:
Dahliah Ammar | Raymond Argumedo | Bags43 | Paul Barnes | Kelsey Beckett | Robert Bowen | Stephanie Brown | Arthur Brouthers | Ryan Bubnis | Adam Caldwell | Felicia Chiao | ChrisRWK | J.A.W. Cooper | Crisselle | Pedro De Kastro | Jason Edmiston | Averi Endow | Jeff Gillette | Giorgiko | Frank Gonzales | Aaron Li-Hill | Kazuhiru Hori | Chiaki Ishimatsu - featured artwork | Celia Jacobs | Hanna Jaeun | Kellan Jett | Caroline Ji | Blake Jones | Aunia Kahn | Augustine Kofie | Jolene Lai | Melissa Lakey | Travis Louie | Rodrigo Luff | Ryan Malley | Christopher Martin | Christopher Michael Hefner | Tommy Mitchell | David Molesky | JP Neang | Reuben Negron | Lori Nelson | Zachary Oldenkamp | PEMEX | Neil M. Perry | Lee Piechocki | Ferris Plock | David Polka | Jason Raish | Reiin | David Rice | Gustavo Rimada | Matt Ritchie | Taylor Schultek | Angela Sung | Kevin Earl Taylor | James Thistlethwaite | Kelly Tunstall | Zachary Glenn Tutor | Brian M. Viveros | Helice Wen | John Wentz | Martin Wittfooth | Sam Wolfe Connelly | Bryce Wymer | G Yang | Alison Zai
Opening Night Reception:
Saturday, June 27th
5pm to 7pm
Gallery Hours:
Tuesday - Saturday / 11am - 6pm
Exhibition on view until Saturday, July 26th
Harman Projects SF
1275 Minnesota Street, Suite 106
San Francisco, CA 94107
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Harman Projects is excited to announce the return of The Moleskine Project. The exhibition marks the thirteenth iteration of the beloved format-driven show where emerging and established artists worldwide are invited to create an original work within the pages of the ubiquitous sketchbook.
Spanning artistic styles and mediums, the exhibition delves into the intimate relationship between artist and sketchbook. It encourages artists to explore new concepts, experiment with different media and styles, while returning to the fundamental process of developing a work of art. Each piece provides an intimate glimpse into the artist’s practice, transforming the single Moleskine spread into a one-of-a-kind work—ranging from graphite sketches to masterfully-rendered oil paintings, embroidered works to paper sculptures.
Originating in 2011 at Spoke Art San Francisco, the exhibition was conceived and co-curated for many years by Rodrigo Luff. Since the debut exhibition at the gallery’s original location on Sutter Street, the Moleskine Project has traveled to One World Observatory in New York City, the Mesa Contemporary Arts Museum in Mesa, AZ and been collected into three compendium books.
