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June 12 @luckydr8gon at @dreamfarmcommons
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if you missed the opening or just want an excuse to hang next Thursday, pull up to @dreamfarmcommons between 7 & 10pm ✌️ it’ll be one of the last days to catch Home Field Advantage before it comes down. come wearing your finest hat 🧢 might even bring my popo’s mahjong table 🤔🀄️(if you can’t make it next Thursday, message me to schedule a private visit) rsvp link in bioFlyer: @pikukpeasant Photographer: @zabrinaxyz by @offhours_sf
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thanks to everyone who came out last Friday for my first solo exhibition, Home Field Advantage. It was truly a special night 🐉<3if you missed it, there will be a closing reception in early July! Keep an eye out for the date soon :) beautiful photos by @zabrinaxyz thanks to @offhours_sf and @dreamfarmcommons for this amazing opportunity as well as @rosenberg_douglas @pikukpeasant @rhythmkeaven and @lichiaoping for all their help in putting this show together by @offhours_sf
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Thank you thank you to everyone who came out last night to celebrate the opening of Home Field Advantage, a solo exhibition by @luckydr8gon at @dreamfarmcommons 🐉The exhibition is on view through July 5th. Drop by, or send us a DM to make a viewing appointment. Sad you missed the opening? Subscribe to our newsletter. Link in bio. 🏀 by @offhours_sf
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In his solo exhibition Home Field Advantage, Jacob Li Rosenberg explores the amassing of tradition, in all its forms, as the force behind the maximalist aesthetic Chinatowns are known for. They say abundance is wealth; accumulation is a shorthand signal for belonging. This accumulation of things and rituals is not only an inheritance for subsequent generations, but also something to be moved through, sifted, and at times unpacked. Taking stock and reorganizing what has been accumulated—physically and spiritually—Li Rosenberg makes room for himself and his community, wholly and in all their complexity. Home Field Advantage opens Friday, June 12, from 6-9 pm at @dreamfarmcommons ✨@luckydr8gon by @offhours_sf
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At Dream Farm Commons, Jacob Li Rosenberg (@luckydr8gon ) builds his Chinatown across two galleries. In one, awnings and doorways simulate the visual excess and more humble architectural attributes of Chinatowns in the Bay Area and New York. Portals and thresholds invite us to occupy the past and the present to commune with our ancestors.Jacob Li Rosenberg’s solo show at @dreamfarmcommons opens June 12, 6-9 pm! Come celebrate!@luckydr8gon by @offhours_sf
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We are soooo happy to be curating Jacob Li Rosenberg’s solo exhibition at @dreamfarmcommons 𝘏𝘰𝘮𝘦 𝘍𝘪𝘦𝘭𝘥 𝘈𝘥𝘷𝘢𝘯𝘵𝘢𝘨𝘦. The exhibition opens June 12, with an opening 6-9 pm.But first, a bit about Jacob:Jacob Li Rosenberg is a Wisconsin-born, multi-media artist and caregiver of Chinese and Jewish heritage. He holds a BA in Art Practice and Sociology from UC Berkeley. Jacob currently lives and works in his mother’s hometown of San Francisco.Rooted in spatial awareness and historical inquiry, Jacob’s practice interweaves personal narrative with an exploration of converging cultural identities. His work engages themes of place, familial lore, tradition, language, labor, archives, and generational care. Trained as a photographer, Jacob is a conceptual artist who has spent recent years creating collaged works that integrate cyanotype, screenprint, and found/fabricated objects. @luckydr8gon by @offhours_sf
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HOME FIELD ADVANTAGE 🏟️🍊🀄️a solo show. curated by @offhours_sf 💙opening friday, june 12th 6-9pm📍@dreamfarmcommonsthe kid is cooking up something special for his first solo gallery show 🍳🍜🥢poster: @pikukpeasant by @offhours_sf
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Back in February, Nancy Jean Guerrero’s solo show “In the Manner of a Ghost” opened at Right Window. We also wrote a zine—but you can’t have one, because they were all gone right after the opening! Thank you @nancyjeanguerrero for trusting us to mediate your work. We loved working with you and feels fundamentally changed ❤️ by @offhours_sf
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Installation views of works by Sanaz Safanasab in the exhibition “to arrive is never to arrive” at Skyline College gallery, which closed last month. Thank you @sanaz_safanassab for lending your work and care to this exhibition 💚Artworks:Unidentified Bodies Series, 2024, series of twelve fiber and textile weavings, dimensions variable. Chooghaa, 2025, acrylic on canvas, 14 x 16 inches. Peaking, 2025, acrylic on canvas, 18 x 24 inches. Photos by @dana.r.morrison @skylinecollegeartgallery by @offhours_sf
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Installation views of Javier Roberto Carlos‘s three channel video Terrenos Fuera Y Dentro at Skyline College Art Gallery in the exhibition to arrive is never to arrive. Thank you @art_is_a_scam for being a part of this exhibition 💚Photos by Dana Morrison @dana.r.morrison @skylinecollegeartgallery by @offhours_sf
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Photos of Lorena Molina’s installation at Skyline College in the exhibition “to arrive is never to arrive.” Thank you @beingmoli for bringing your timely work to the show ❤️Photo by Dana Morrison @dana.r.morrison @skylinecollegeartgallery by @offhours_sf
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Dive Barn is an annual arts and music gathering celebrating creativity and connection in a stunning rural setting. We designed the identity, merch, signage, and socials for the most recent iteration of the event. The identity builds on an archival logo inspired by notions of fossilized tech and corporatized agricultural systems. We led with a rejection of agro-chemical monoculture and foregrounded a post-tech detritus sensibility. By prioritizing analog methods, we experimented with wax, sun exposure, insect interactions, and Maria’s backyard garden to uniquely weather the graphics and type. We designed a guide for attendees that included maps for the art installations and hand painted signage denoting facilities and camping areas. We took care in highlighting the existing character of the festival grounds, the Yorkville Schoolhouse Ranch, a property stewarded by the Henderson/Carlson family. In collaboration with Dive Barn organizers Joel Lithgow (@thisisahousegallery), Katherine Jemima Hamilton (@offhours_sf), and the Henderson/Carlson family (@inggybinggy). by @offhours_sf
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