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Clifton Albergotti joins Stellar Somerset Gallery's panel of artists |
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Stellar
Somerset Gallery offers painting, sculpture and photography
in a sophisticated setting for contemporary art just off University
Avenue in Palo Alto. James Stellar and Jody Somerset have now
invited Clifton Albergotti to join their select group of represented
artists. The gallery may be reached at 539 Bryant Street, Palo
Alto, CA 94301, by telephone at (650) 328-6688 or on their website. |
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Living Green, the unique San Francisco design firm, is now featuring the photographs of Clifton Albergotti |
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Living Green specializes in combining unusual tropical plant material, rocks, lighting, and art to create a unique “interiorscape.“ The exceptional design work of this firm has been featured in Architectural Digest and Sunset magazine. It is located behind The Galleria at the San Francisco Design Center at 150-C 15th Street. They can be reached through their website or by telephone 415-864-2251. |
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Clifton Albergotti is also one of the artists represented by Sara Terrell Interior Design of San Francisco |
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By incorporating the magical works of Clifton Albergotti, Ms. Sara Terrell, a member of A.S.I.D., brings fresh perspectives to the residential interiors of her clients. Representing several artists, the scope of Ms. Terrell’s work spans interior design and furniture design, as well as landscape and garden design. For more information, please call 415-867-4309 or email your inquiries to terrellarchdesign@hotmail.com.
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| Calendar |
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July 17, 2005 through August 27, 2005 |
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Clifton
Albergotti’s color scroll, “Ocean Kelp”, was
selected for the 22nd
Annual National Juried Exhibition of Works on Paper of the Berkeley
Art Center. Jurors for the show were Karin Breuer (Curator
of Contemporary Graphic Art, Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco)
and Donald S. Farnsworth (artist and Director of Magnolia Editions,
Oakland, CA). The center presents exhibitions with a national
reputation and produces publications such as art catalogs and
limited-edition portfolios. The center’s activities are
described on its website.
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March 4, 2005 through April 22, 2005 |
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Landscapes
of Desire was the enigmatic title of the group show at
the Center
for Fine Art Photography, Ft. Collins, CO. The show contained
three of Clifton Albergotti’s photographs: “Exotic
Landscape,” “Where the Road Ends,” and “Secrets
of the Cave.” The latter was singled out for a “Director’s
Recognition” award. About 30 different artists were represented
in this show. For more details see the Center’s website.
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