Sean Sczepanik Steven Sczepanik Layers of Age in Monster Land New installation and paintings by Sean Sczepanik & Steven Sczepanik. An exploration of monsters and cartoons from the imagination, referencing mainly Nightmare on Elm Street, Poltergeist, Fright Night, and Hellraiser. Also on view is a display of hands representing fellow artists. Each hand containing a characteristic of each artists’ style. Artists’ Reception: Friday June 3, 7-10pm, free & open to the public part of the South FIRST FRIDAYS monthly art walk http://www.southfirstfridays.com Feature exhibition on view through July 19, 2011 KALEID Gallery 88 South Fourth Street San Jose, CA info@KALEIDgallery.com / 408-947-1785 http://www.KALEIDgallery.com Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Friday, Noon – 7pm Saturday, Noon – 5pm…

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KALEID Gallery is proud to present to new featured exhibitions by talented artists Emonic, and Katie Gutierrez RENASCI by Emonic RENASCI is the Latin word meaning rebirth or to be renewed. The body of work presented will deal with concepts and subject material based on human energy for an upcoming illustrated book called CRETUM due later next year. The Strip by Katie C. Gutierrez Intrigued with the notion of distilling a place as visually overwhelming as Las Vegas down into simplified points of bleeding light, Gutierrez encaustically collages her own photos with iconic vintage Vegas imagery to create her own brilliant yet hazy version of this place she loves to hate. Opening Reception: Friday May 6th, 7-10pm, free & open to the public part of the South FIRST FRIDAYS monthly art walk [http://www.southfirstfridays.com](http://www.southfirstfridays.com) Feature exhibitions on view through May 27th KALEID Gallery88 South Fourth StreetSan Jose, CAinfo@KALEIDgallery.com / 408-947-1785http://www.KALEIDgallery.com Gallery…

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KALEID Gallery presents Two Buck Tuesday APRIL 19th 7-10pm You’re invited to join us for our monthly $2 art sale and quirky people get together! We have another great lineup of art, demos and hands on activities! FEATURING: Sandi Billingsley will show us how to make recycled styrofoam picture frames! Maria’s Make Ur Own Button station is back! In a world filled with buttons, you can’t seem to find the right button…well come by our button making machine table! this month- Maria will help u design & make a button that is all YOU!. Laura Callin Bennett will help us make Pysanky (Ukrainian Dyed Easter Eggs). These are not your typical pastel dyed eggs! You will be able to draw intricate designs in wax and use brilliant dyes to create one of a kind egg artwork. San Jose is Lame Because You’re Lame calendar will be making the next month’s…

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KALEID Gallery & the Two Buck Tues Crew presents: TWO BUCK Tuesdays – April 21st. an all day $2 art sale and quirky speaker series on the third Tuesday of the month. 12noon – 8pm: $2 art all day 6pm – 8pm: interesting people speaker series– 10mns each, before / after demos and live music —— Featured Speakers —— Christina Deptula – Mutual Social Networking: Fun entrepreneurial business models for aspiring artists. Taken from Christina’s experience as Creative Facilitator of Synchronized Chaos variety magazine, this will be a discussion of what artists can learn from successful social networking business models and how to use strategies such as personal business cards, online and in-person networking, leveraging transferable skills, etc., all interspersed with free verse poems. Eric Taggart – The Art of the Art Trade: How artists end up with art collections they could never afford. Art trading is quite simple. Think…

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Succor In Honor of the Life and Art of Jessica Beerli Opening Reception: Friday, April 1, 7-10pm, free & open to the publicpart of the South FIRST FRIDAYS monthly art walk http://www.southfirstfridays.com Friends and Family Memorial: Saturday, April 2, 5-7pmFriends and family are invited to view Jessica’s art and celebrate her life in the company of others that knew her.  Please RSVP by email to Erin Taylor emargarettaylor@gmail.com or Facebook page: http://on.fb.me/JessicaMemorial Jessica Beerli (1974-2011), a talented young artist who died in a tragic accident, left behind a provoking body of work that shows the potential of a truly talented young woman pursing her art. Some of that work has been displayed here in a show that is as much a work in progress as the artist was herself. In addition to the finished work, some of the paintings on display are clearly early drafts, experiments in color and style…

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Join us for our Featured Exhibits by Dotti Cichon and Kathleen Wolf at KALEID for the month of March. Dotti Cichon: The Grandeur of the Commonplace: Impressions of Europe two bodies of photographic work from a recent trip to Europe. The Grandeur of the Commonplace explores the incredible beauty of ordinary places such as train stations, shopping malls, shops and stairways in panoramic photographs that exaggerate perspective by having forced the camera to do things it was not meant to do. Impressions of Europe, work done in Paris and Les Andelys in France is an homage to the impressionist painters who attempted to capture “impressions” and not just copy reality which is something that, by definition, is a challenge to emulate as a photographer. Kathleen Wolf: Almost Edible This exhibition is comprised of several approaches to food painting: the earliest works represent visual recipes, the second is comprised of viewing…

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Thanks to all the awesome artists, musicians and crazy crafts people doing demos! It was a great event, and we look forward to seeing you at the next one March 15th! If you’d like to participate w/ live painting, a demo or music, we’re filling up the schedule now for the March 15th event. $2 art can be submitted to the gallery by 2pm, Sat. March 12th. Email us at info[dot]KALEIDGallery.com for questions or proposals for participation. KALEID Gallery 88 So. Fourth St. San Jose, CA www.KALEIDGallery.com (408) 947 1785…

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The Samurai, sculpture by Matthew Pugh Surgery.Art presents Dark Matter a group study of the dark and immeasurable. [First Friday Art Walk](http://www.southfirstfridays.com) Reception: FEB 4th, 7-10PM Featuring dark analytical work by: Matthew Pugh, Marie Dvorkin, Alla Viksne, Jay Ruland, Alex Yanushkevich, Kelly Nelson, Emily Feucht, Haley Goodlett, J. Marie Valdivia, Centa Schumacher, Mike Dvorkin, Genevieve Hastings, Shauna Mork + more Fashion study: Mike Kemling Auditory guidance: [ Charles Bronson ] Audrey Stats [ Barles Chronson ] Kevorkian/Dvorkin [ Chron Barleson ] Geoffrey Smith Curated by: Marie Dvorkin, Dora Lee Exhibit dates: JAN 7 – FEB 18 2011 Gallery hours: Tuesday – Friday noon – 7pm & Saturday noon – 5pm KALEID Gallery 88 South 4th Street, San Jose, CA 95112 www.KALEIDgallery.com (408) 947 1785…

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KALEID Gallery artists have created unique works of art generously priced for this gift giving season! This will be a one-stop shopping trip for everyone on your list that shows you care enough to get them something you can’t find anywhere else! All art can be taken home at the point of sale. **A Rockin’ Stockings Holiday Show & Sale** Opening: First Friday December 3rd, 7pm-9pm Part of the South FIRST FRIDAYS art walk, visit [www.southfirstfridays.com](http://www.southfirstfridays.com) for full event schedule! Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Friday Noon – 7pm, Saturday Noon – 5pm Sale continues through December 30th. (Closed Christmas Eve, Christmas Day) KALEID Gallery 88 South Fourth St. (at San Fernando) Downtown San Jose [www.KALEIDGallery.com](http://www.KALEIDGallery.com)…

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KALEID Gallery is pleased to present two new solo exhibitions for the month of Novmeber, 2010 featuring painter Joe Barajas, and photographer Josh Marcotte. The Process of Creation new paintings by Joe BarajasThrough his own unique set of imagery, Barajas’ explores the very basic and similar steps that every artist takes to create his or her individual work of art including Inspiration, experience and technique. Insomnia. Lost San Jose Nights by photographer Josh MarcotteStreet lamps wash the pavement in yellow, and the city glows like the sun never set. Years of closing shifts and no car means sleep comes late, if at all. The sidewalk is empty and it will be hours before you get home. Your mind is racing and music drowns everything out. You remember stories from your family, your history class and your friends, stories about where you are and you think, “I should take a picture…

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