exhibition two: headlands

For SF Art Week, we've partnered with Evan Kinori to present a weekend exhibition comprising Kinori’s new furniture collection made from sustainably salvaged old-growth redwood; a capsule of naturally dyed garments; and a collection of paintings and sculptures curated by gallery director Rosa Park. William Stout Architectural Books will complement the experience with a selection of rare books, while Stuart Bogie will set the soundscape with a live performance.

This show brings together multiple collaborators within a historic former army barracks building, converted in the early 1980s by a group of local artists – including David Ireland – into artist residencies, studios, and exhibition spaces. Just 15 minutes north of San Francisco, the Headlands Center for the Arts is located in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, which encompasses over 80,000 acres of rolling hills and serene protected landscape.

The installation will feature unique titles from William Stout next to pieces by Marina Contro, Johnny Ortiz Concha, Masao Kozumi, Thylda Palmese, Nancy Jiseon Kwon, JAMESPLUMB, Berend Boorsma, Mari-Ruth Oda. On Sunday afternoon, there will be a live performance by multi-instrumentalist and composer Stuart Bogie.

Titled headlands, the exhibition presents works united in quiet, contemplative expression. Spanning glass, ceramic, wood, handwoven textiles, oil on canvas, garments and books, the installation disregards the conventionally drawn distinctions between art and craft.

headlands will be open to visitors this Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Marin Headlands Center for the Arts. Evan Kinori’s Autumn/Winter 2024-5 collection will be available to purchase, alongside handmade-to-order furniture, exhibition-specific naturally-dyed garments, works from Francis Gallery, and books from William Stout. 

Headlands Center for the Arts

944 Simmonds Road, Sausalito, CA

Open daily from 11am - 6pm, 24 - 26 January, 2025

Opening Reception: 5 - 7pm on Friday the 24th

Live performance by Stuart Bogie: 5 - 6pm on Sunday the 26th