CHIAROSCURO
Delgadillo & Davy: An Artistic Perspective Of Light & Dark

Running Dates: June 28 − August 23, 2010

Opening Reception: Monday, June 28 | 4 − 6 p.m.
Closing Reception: Monday, August 23 | 5 − 8 p.m.

RECENT SF STATE GRADUATES, Peter Alan Davy and Jason Delgadillo, present work depicting chiaroscuro—a term characterized by strong contrast between light and dark. Davy & Delgadillo move beyond gradiant to explore the allegorical meaning of the term. Davy's work focuses on the theme of a shining hero. Figures such as Gandhi and Florence Nightingale are represented through the medium of wood cut and printed using only two colors. Delgadillo, through use of oil paints, lithography, and intaglio, creates scenes of destruction and chaos that reference an over-arching theme of morbidity and over-population. The show will run for the duration of the summer session, and will feature an opening and closing reception.

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Current Gallery Hours:
Monday – Friday:
10 a.m. – 4 p.m. (or by appointment)

Gallery Manager: Molly Cox

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The ART GALLERY is a student-run and student-funded program of the Cesar Chavez Student Center. The gallery is dedicated to bringing the visual and interdisciplinary arts to the multicultural student body at San Francisco State University through a diverse series of exhibitions of both student and non-student work.

The ART GALLERY is located on the Terrace Level of the Cesar Chavez Student Center (see map), 1650 Holloway Avenue, San Francisco State University. For more information please contact us at (415) 338-2580 or e-mail us at artgallery@sfsustudentcenter.com.