Sharings
&
community exhibitions
Scrape Book Album
Mrs. Claus is also a tattoo artist. She and Gish (her elf friend) gave gifts to every child in attendance at the Winter Sharing 2002. Site generously donated at Jefes’ Resuaraunt KM 36.
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Kevin Paluzzi and Carmen Lorena played songs for the Summer Sharing of 2002. |
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The Summer Sharing offered a Jackson Pollock paint throwing collaboration for three orphanages in attendance. |
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A Gallery space was built in the field for this Sharing. |
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Performance at a Fall Sharing. |
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Many performances draft the audience into the action. |
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A puppet making workshop resulted in this show. |
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Fortune Cookie Tree
by Cecila Delmonte, found a crop of home made fortune cookies installed for each person at the Sharing. |
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The fortunes were in different languages, this instigated communication between people!
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The Spring Sharing gallery was built in the shape of a spiral, and filled with art from both sides of the border.
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Two artists, one from each side of the border, brought mirrors that they had made as art.
They installed them facing one another in the center of the spiral gallery. |
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Jason Rogalski was completely buried in various sorts of junk food. Later, he emerged and made tortillas from scratch…each tortilla was sculpted to be a profile portrait of a member of the audience. |
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Cielly did face painting...always a crowd favorite! |
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The 2002 Fall Sharing hosted adobe sculptures made from the earth they sat upon.
Cultura a la Mano did a kite making workshop. |
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The Ramp Show
happened at San Francisco Art Institute.
It presented work resulting from the 2000 Dot-to-Dot Circuit.
Artists Floyd, Doug, Celine and Jason collaborated to create this multi-layered exhibition.
Artists Floyd, Doug, Celine and Jason collaborated to create this multi-layered exhibition.
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It presented; childrens painting & sculpture, Celines photography, musical instruments made from bone, octopus performance relics, a burned shirt with the story of the car fire painted on, mandalas of peso & shell, toilet shovel, Mexican news paper articals about Dot-to-Dot, and many other artifacts from our work.
All these were used together to create one giant construction/exhibition.
All these were used together to create one giant construction/exhibition.
The Pescador Show
happened in the elementary school of Pescador, Mexico
in November of 2003.
It showed the work resulting from artist Nadia Castros mask making class.
Jason Rogalski unveiled his mural of local sea life.
Community collaboration created costumes to be used in the dances of Dia de Guadalupe.
Manuel Garcia Francisco exhibited his three new paintings.These Dia de Guadalupe dancers practice for weeks prior to the event.
Manuel Garcia Francisco exhibited his three new paintings.
THE DREAM SHOW
1999
In 1999, Dot-to-Dot worked with Abraham Lincoln Elementary School in Rosarito.
They drew dreams from sleep.
This was shown at the San Francisco Art Institute.
They drew dreams from sleep.
This was shown at the San Francisco Art Institute.
THE LOS ROCKAS SHOW
2003
This exhibition of masks was part of a larger show being hosted by the Rotary Club.
ARC & DOT-TO-DOT @ SFAI
2001
During this period, Dot-to-Dot did a special project with a group of developmentally disabled seniors in San Francisco. Their work was shown at the San Francisco Art Institute. This allowed their art sub-culture to mesh with the art sub-culture of SFAI.
