SOLD OUT

OCTOBER 1, 2005 - JANUARY 26, 2006

REFLECTIONS OF SUTTER STREET

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My professional art career began when I quit my corporate job and started creating art full time. It was 1997, and I lived in a beautiful studio apartment in downtown San Francisco at 1040 Sutter Street, Apartment #6, about two blocks east of Van Ness.

The locals affectionately referred to the area as the TenderNob, because it was halfway between the Tenderloin and Nob Hill, but its most distinguishing feature was the tranny hookers that frequented the corner of Sutter and Larkin. Miniskirts, full makeup, and five o'clock shadow. What a sight.

The neighborhood may have been a little bit unsavory, but you would have never known it from inside my sanctuary facing a large wooded area where the backs of about six apartment buildings met.

These photos are my reflections of the cozy haven that I enjoyed with my two beautiful cats at the Sutter Street studio, where my art was born.

This show consists of a 15-piece series of original polariod photographs beautifully double matted and framed to 10x13 inches. Their whistful, nostalgiac style is sure to transport you to a beautiful place. Each original work of art is signed, and titled on the front, and numbered on the back. Price: $125 each.

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