Last February, 2007, Anno Domini was proud to exhibit Daniel Jesse Lewis’ debut solo exhibit Everything All At Once, All Day Long. His sensitive and humorous observations of life’s little moments were played out on various sized works including a 12’ x 8’ canvas that contained such milestones as his wedding, a cousin’s funeral and a bizarre morning commute in which a fire blazed outside the window.
Until Now, Daniel’s second solo exhibit with A.D., portrays recently made memories: learning he’s about to become a father, the way friendships seem to bloom and wilt, fantastic explanations for death, split personalities, and the various forms of escapism we engage, all within Daniel’s view of the basic softness and vulnerability of the human being.
"The world it seems, is in a constant state of chaos, but as I watch my baby grow and prepare to be born, for the first time, I feel a sense of calm in all of it. As if everything until now -- has been to prepare me for now."
~Daniel Jesse Lewis
Artist's Reception: First Friday, April 4, 2008
8 p.m. 'til late • free and open to the public
The evening's soundtrack provided by Nate Nothing
Exhibit on view thru Friday, May 17, 2008
Anno Dominipresents...
"Victoria Everlasting"debut solo exhibit by Derek Weisberg feauring a site-specific sculptural installation
Derek Weisberg’s sculptures are inspired by the classical imagery of a time when art was created for the inspiration of the people to connect with the divine. Within the pursuit of artisan craftmanship, Derek’s figures are captured in moments of contemplation, anguish and the search for meaning and comprehension of being human during challenging times.
Artist's Reception: First Friday, March 7, 2008
8 p.m. 'til late • free and open to the public
Music: resident dj Nate Nothing
Exhibit ends: April 19th, 2008
View photos from our visit to Derek's studio and the current exhibit:
Studio visit — set 1 | set 2
Gallery installation — set 1 | set 2
LOCATION & HOURS
Anno Domini // the second coming of Art & Design
366 So. First Street map
San Jose, CA 95113
408.271.5155
www.galleryAD.com
Gallery & Store Hours: Tuesday through Saturday, noon 'til 8 p.m.
The Bangerz & San Jose Taiko came together on June 4, 2010 for this
historic performance of "Robot Remains" at the 3rd Annual SubZERO
Festival. Big thanks to Charles Yi and The Mighty First for this amazing video. (Be sure to watch it full screen!)
Straight from their website: "Transform your ordinary bicycle into a hybrid E-BIKE that also provides feedback on pollution, traffic congestion and road conditions in real-time!"
I'm hoping to get my hands on one of these. If you feel the same and/or you own a bike shop and you'd like to carry the Copenhagen Wheel be sure to share your interest with them through the form on the Contact Us page. I'd love to see San Jose continue to become more bike friendly (especially downtown).
Bruno 9Li (2007, 2008 A.D.) has gone epic in his new solo exhibit that opened last week in Sao Paulo at the Thomas Cohn Gallery. This body of work couples other worldly beings with landscapes that portray locations known only to the entities of Bruno's world. View the exhibit here.
