Current Exhibition /

Specimens
 

Exhibition Dates:
April 28th - May 25th, 2012

Opening Reception:
Saturday April 28th / 7pm-11pm

 
 
Previous Exhibitions /

Warrior Tribe
 

Exhibition Dates:
Mar. 23rd - Apr. 20th, 2012

Opening Reception:
Friday, Mar. 23rd / 7pm-11pm

 




About the Exhibition

As one of the lead photographers of San Francisco’s Search & Destroy in the late 1970’s, Richard Peterson captured some of the most distinctive personalities and poetic moments of the punk scene in action. His dynamic subjects included both anonymous characters and musical luminaries such as Iggy Pop, Patty Smith, the Sex Pistols, the Dead Boys, the Nuns, the Mutants and many others. This exhibit features Peterson’s iconic images taken during this influential era. Peterson’s photographs will be accompanied by original visual works created by punk musicians, poets and artists who surrounded Search & Destroy.

 
  • Selected Works by
  • Bruce Conner
  • Tomata Du Plenty (The Screamers)
  • Fritz Fox (The Mutants)
  • Penelope Houston (Avengers)
  • David J (Bauhaus, Love and Rockets)
  • Steve Thomsen (Monitor)
  • Jeff Raphael (The Nuns)
  • Moritz Reichelt (Der Plan)
  • Penelope Houston (The Avengers)
  • Richard Waara
  • Deborah Valentine

Guest Curated by
Adam Lerner, MCA Denver

 

Volume 2
 

Exhibition Dates:
Mar. 2nd - Mar. 16th, 2012

Opening Reception:
Friday, Mar. 2nd / 7pm-11pm

 
 
 

Volume 1
 

Exhibition Dates:
Feb. 9th - Feb. 24th, 2012

Opening Reception:
Thursday, Feb. 9th / 7pm -11pm

 
 
About the Gallery /
The Purpose & Vision /

After nearly seven years successfully running Illiterate Magazine and Gallery, Adam Gildar has begun a new progressive gallery of his own, dedicated to presenting compelling contemporary art.

Launched in February 2012 Gildar Gallery showcases artists with growing personal visions and is committed to expanding awareness locally, nationally and internationally for these creators perpetually seeking new horizons in their work.

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