Cathleen Apodaca
plastics and silk-screens
&
R. G. Osorio
Recent Plastic Works

Cathleen Apodaca has been for the last 25 years, through the medium of photography, a persistent chronicler of the art scene of the San Francisco Mission district; whether it entailed documenting the birth of the Mission Cultural Center, the Native American Film Festival or numerous pow-wows. Skilled in the practice of photography with subjects that range from documentary artistic expression to professional sports, she recently explores the projection of this imagery into the photo-silk screen medium, applications that render a distinctive personal symbolic universe.

Romeo G. Osorio. Material experimentation is a source of artistic practice and innovation. The exhibit expounds three concrete propositions: the systematic application of polyester resin on fiber, fabric, wood, etc.; arrangements and combinations of rocks with industrial materials, and a crepe paper application based on an specific folkcloric crafts tradition, pi–ata making; practices that reveal peculiar conceptual propositions.