In the Gallery
The CounterPULSE Gallery
CounterPULSE’s gallery is a space offered to exhibit work by emerging artists and established artists looking for new audiences. Visit the Gallery rental page for more information about reserving space.
Gallery hours are 12pm-6pm, Tuesday-Friday and one hour before scheduled performances and events.
Schedule
Outlook Theater Presents:
Lavender Scrolls Project
June 1 – 11, 2010
OutLook is proud to display the Lavender Scrolls during the world premier of This Many People. The scrolls are a project of Lavender Seniors of the East Bay. The mission of Lavender Seniors is to improve the quality of life of older Lesbian,Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender residents of Alameda and Contra Costa Counties through outreach, advocacy, and education.
The Lavender Scrolls are available as an exhibit for showings at organizations, senior service centers, schools, libraries, festivals, art galleries and other places and events where public awareness about this community is desired. All eight Scrolls are available, as well as one, two or a few of them. Representatives from among the participants may also be available to come talk about the project and about their lives as LGBT elders. Contact the Lavender Seniors of the East Bay to reserve a showing. 510.667.9655 outreach@lavenderseniors.org.
Past Exhibitions
Artship Ensemble Presents:
Once Upon and Now: Factual and poetic responses to history
May 4 – 31, 2010
A visual and interpretive exhibition of art generated parallel or around the Atrship Ensemble production of the original theater piece Tender Stone. Science and natural history often use formant of Interpretive Exhibitions with more text, charts, maps and similar instruments to explore the context of the theme. Art is presumed to be self-explanatory, stand alone experience needing no explanation. Artship Ensemble always creates, with a number of associated artist and documentary material a broadest context for its original productions. The exhibition, also provide a discreet introduction to the mood of the performance. Tender Stone is based on the nurturing wisdom of women storytellers of the Persian and Mogul empires, of the 17th century.
Participating Artists: Dennis Letbetter, Moira Roth, Karina Epperlein, Tom Franco, Slobodan Dan Paich, Cyndera Quackenbush
Asian Improv aRts Presents:
Bridges: The Work of Asian Improv aRts
April 5 – 25, 2010
This exhibit features photographs and video of recent cross-cultural and interdisciplinary works commissioned and presented by the celebrated cultural production organization Asian Improv aRts.