Safi Studios

Winter Gallery Night

Safi Studios

Dianne Soffa shows large-scale, color field & ephemeral Minoan Blue Lift-Off at winter gallery night, along with Spike for Girls, from the wall-hung encaustic and found-object series;

New paintings in light green, and Chrysanthemums, by Tom Kovacich;

Video artist and musician Scott Johnson brings his newest video back to our vestibule, with his fresh installment of Walkthrough, featuring South Milwaukee architecture;

Jane Gates, our artist-in-residence, returns from a long absence;

Guest artist Kevin Giese from the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee exhibits lovely minimal landscapes and self-portrait drawings.

NOSKI W/BLUETORT

SPEC

MCA

Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago The Language of Less

SAFI in TCD

ThirdCoast Digest by Judith Ann Moriarty

Orange Polygon

MIAD Printmaking Studio

Photos courtesy of Scott Johnson

FAUX FINISHING

the guys.

polystyrene pants +
plastic spray caps

PRESCOTT AZ Part Deux

twin coolers with birch

HOLGA

PRESCOTT

...nothing like a new redwood deck built to accommodate ponderosas.

baby blue & xerox

Sincerely SAFI

OCTOBER 21









SAFI Studios
Marshall Building
Suite LL8
207 E Buffalo St
Milwaukee WI
53202

FALL GALLERY NIGHT
5–10 PM

Keyed Green, and Cinderella Cadmium, Dianne Soffa's newest large-scale color field paintings;

Jane Gates thick built-up surfaces and uncompromising compositions;

Tom Kovacich’s latest painting, Take Me to the River, and sculpture, Mitt, along with his hybrid painting/sculptures;

Milwaukee video artist and musician Scott Johnson premieres his third video installment of WALKTHROUGH featuring Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward's sidewalk fair and skyward perspective of alleyways in steeped cream city facades.

MV, Mixed Media, 2011.











Enchanced photo w/found object, 2011.

painted wire

Lynden Sculpture Garden

INSIDE/OUTSIDE
September 25-November 27



Michelle Grabner
Brad Killam
Lucas Knipscher
Tobias Madison
Kaspar Muller
John Miller
Richard Hoeck
Davide Robbins
Anicka Yi
Matt Sheridan Smith
and
Mother Nature