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Interview with Amber Imrie-Situnayake
Danielle Schlunegger-Warner takes time to sit down with August artist, Amber Imrie-Situnayake to discuss her show, techniques and thoughts on her most current body of work.
Video Interview Abrams Claghorn Owner, Robert Abrams by Pro Arts!
I realized I don’t have the temperament to create the same object over and over again, and my work was really leaning more towards sculptural, more conceptual…If they’re not going to use the bowl they bought from me, displaying it instead, then why make it functional at all?
Abrams Claghorn East Bay Express Interview
With the world at everyone’s fingertips, our challenge is to keep our community focused on their artist and small business neighbors.
Jennifer Brazelton: Artist Talk Video
Artist Jennifer Brazelton wants you to experience nationalism in new and unexpected ways. For the past three years she has been creating sculptures using maps of nations whose shapes are altered by human population data.
Anna Vaughan and the Mural
Anna Vaughan has been a fixture at the Abrams Claghorn Gallery since our grand opening on April 11th, 2015. Starting that summer, Anna painted the mural that now lives on the east side of the gallery building, facing the Bart tracks.
Raffle for One Year Anniversary
In celebration of our one year anniversary, we are raffling off two great prize packages! Click to learn more and enter here!
Interview: PAMELA BLOTNER & ELIZABETH ADDISON, by Anna Vaughan
Pamela Blotner and Elizabeth Addison curated “Crossing To Safety” at the Abrams Claghorn Gallery this March; a show of eleven Bay Area artists addressing immigration, environmentalism, colonization, refugee struggles and gentrification.
Dual Solo Shows; Anna Vaughan: “My Darling,” and Michelle Gregor: “Tributary”
Abrams Claghorn is hosting two innovative artists for the April showcase. Anna Vaughan and Michelle Gregor create their work outside traditional boundaries, bringing a contemporary view to the tradition of figurative sculpture.
Interview: JUDY SHINTANI, by Anna Vaughan
As a cultural narrator, Judy Shintani focuses on remembrance, connection, and storytelling. She works with organic and recycled materials, textiles, ethnic remnants, paint, and video.