SF Living Wage Coalition Presents: Spring Art and Literature Gala: Reclaiming Cinco de Mayo
My 2 new works included.
Saturday 6-10pm
518 Valencia Street, San Francisco
The theme of this event is to rescue Cinco de Mayo from its corporate commercialization as Drinko de Mayo. On May 5, 1862, a peoples militia fought invading French troops in the town of Puebla, Mexico, defeating an army twice its size. Napoleon was planning to interven...e in the U.S. Civil War on the side of the slavocracy. The intervention of the French could have been a decisive factor leading to a Confederate victory in the Civil War. After the battle of Gettysburg, Union forces joined Mexicans in their efforts to drive out the French monarchy and reinstall the democratically elected President Benito Juarez.
This is an opportunity to see and purchase independent art while promoting a more just economy! Funds go to the San Francisco Living Wage Coalition and a sister organization in Ciudad Juarez, Las Hormigas, to advocate for social and economic justice programs.
$25 for admission
6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
518 Valencia Street, San Francisco
For more information, contact the San Francisco Living Wage Coalition at 415-863-1225 or sflivingwage@riseup.net, www.livingwage-sf.org
Gestalt Haus Bar
3159 16th St
San Francisco, CA 94110
Neighborhood: Mission
Gestalt Haus Bar Presents Art works By: Carina Lomeli & Josh Ellingson
Reception: Thursday, April 19th - May 10th
Time: 7:00 pm
NARCOLANDIA
A visual dialogue between San Francisco and Los Angeles Artists
SATURDAY MARCH 17TH, 8PM - 3$
2183 Mission St., San Francisco, CA 94110
sf-submission.com
Over 20 artists including myself.
Featuring DJ Alikante & Selector Monobichi
Mercado de Cambio/Tha Po Sto
Holiday Art Market & Knowledge XChange
Dec, 17 2011 3- 7PM
2940 16th Street & Mission #301
San Francisco CA
Support Indigenous Artists in Poverty with your Holiday Dollaz.
Hip Hop Artists, Poets and Poverty Skolaz, including the Po Poets Project, welfareQUEENS, and 2011 POOR Press authors! Original Art by Carina Lomeli and Dignidad Rebelde, crafts, clothes, and books for sale.
Special DJ Guest Pedro Reyes from La Honda Bajita KPFA.
On-Site Cartoon contest for kids.
Retrospective a year at the O
December 1st ·
6:30pm - 10:00pm
Thursday
Oz Smoking Lounge, 3224 22nd St. San Francisco, CA
ARTISTS: Frost Newton, Carina Lomeli, Lacey Bryant,
Larissa Grant, Joshua Gabriel Nissen King and Chris Love
Carina Lomeli is Featured at Amsterdam Café
June 22, 2011
7:00pm
937 Geary St
(between Larkin St & Polk St)
San Francisco, CA 94109
Neighborhood: Civic Center/Tenderloin
(415) 409-1111
**HAPPY HOUR EVERY DAY 4pm - 7pm!
Come celebrate Xicana art, Revolutionary Poetry and Culture at one of my favorite bars in SF.
Al Robles Living Library Project Launch in Black History Month
When: 4pm Sunday, February 27th
Where: POOR Magazine-Redstone Bldg 2940 16th street #301 SF 94103
(San Francisco). POOR Magazine honors the late Al Robles with a gift of love for his work as a housing activist, poet, teacher, mentor, and historian. His bringing together of communities was a gift he shared with POOR Magazine, of which he was an active board member. This historic library launch will feature the POOR Press 2011 Book collection which features artists of color in poverty from across the globe and the movie Manilatown is in The Hearttime Travel with Al Robles, a film by Curtis Choy. I will also be releasing the painting as a landmark representation of "The Living Al Robles Library" by Carina Lomeli.
I will also have Archival posters for the first time of paintings like "The Bomb". Come support the organization that holds my students and mentors in a space of art, healing & Poetry.
http://www.poormagazine.org/node/3552
http://carinalomeli.com/artwork/638075_The_Bomb.html
4th annual Poetry Battle of ALL of the Sexes for Valentines Day
Your favorite revolutionary poets, media-makers, poverty scholars and cultural workers at POOR Magazine Mash-up Poetry, Gender and Mixed Martial Arts for The 4thAnnual Poetry Battle of ALL of the Sexes.
Where: Sub-mission (formerly Balazo) 2183 Mission street @18th st/SF
When: 7:00 pm Friday, February 11th
The 2011 Poetry MMA Battle will feature famoso poetry battles such as "The Poverty Pimp vs. the Non-Profitanator", The Xicanista vs the Border, The welfareQUEEN versus Meg the Whiteman "The Black Cripple vs The Govenator" and "The Poverty Skolah vs The Akademik!"
On a day normally equated with cutesy hallmark cards, flowers and candy, challenge your partner (or future partner) to a battle of spoken word, hip hop, poetry and/or flowetry in the ring! Singles welcome. If you don't have a partner, we'll hook you up.
The winning poems will be published The SF Bayview, SF Bay Guardian and POOR/PNN Magazine online. Entrance fee to fight in the ring is$20; spectator fee is $5 (no one turned away for lack of funds).
All proceeds go to support POOR Magazine, a poor people-led/indigenous people led, arts organization dedicated to providing revolutionary media access, arts education and advocacy to communities struggling with poverty and racism locally and globally.
NOTE: I will also be selling Archival prints of "the Bomb"
30% of proceeds will be given to POOR Magazine.
Oilhaus Art Exhibit- Closing Show
(Featuring Trius Alden Fernsler)
Plus: Carina Lomeli & OmniCircus' Frank Garvey
Time: January 7th, 2011 7:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Location: ARK 221
221 11th St.
San Francisco, CA
ARK221
Beyond the work of several beautifully talented painters, we'll be serving free vegan hors d'oeuvres, as well as some great locally micro-brewed beverages, etc.
Trius Alden Fensler
Carina Lomeli
Frank Garvey of the Omni Circus
Door opens at 7PM.
Free Admission
Come enjoy the great art and gallery, we'll have the billiard table open to guests as well, it'll be quite a good, mellow evening to start the new year off.
Thanks!
Mercado De Cambio/ The Po' Sto'
Mercado Festival de Arte y Intercambio de Sabiduria
Ven Apoya Artistas Indigenas en Pobreza con tu Dinero Festivo
Hip Hop, Poetas y Eskolares de pobreza, incluyendo Los Poetas Pobres, Las Reinas del Welfare, Autores de Prensa Pobre en 2011 y microfono abierto.
Arte Original, artesanias y libros en venta. Artistas Incluyen y Tino Olsen, Oji, Carina Lomeli, Muteado Silencio, NUBE y muchos mas! Classes de arte para ninos y adultos en-sitio.
CUANDO: Sabado, Diciembre 18 a 12pm - 7pm
DONDE: Prensa POBRE 2940 16 St., #301, SF, CA94103
1 cuadra este de BART
PRECIO: Gratis para la comunidad, $1-20 donationes o lo que puedas dar.
ENGLISH
Holiday Community Art Market, Party and Scholaz Exchange presented by the PeopleSkool! at POOR Magazine.
when: Wednesday, December 16th 12:00 noon- 9:00 pm
where: POOR Magazine 2940 16th st #301 SF ca 94103
1 blk below 18th st BART
Price: Free for community -1- 20 $ Donation or whatever you can afford.
Academy Of Art University-15th Annual Fine Art Faculty/Alumni Auction 2010
15th Annual Fine Art Faculty/Alumni Auction 2010
79 Gallery
Come support my Art Work and Academy Scholarships as 50% Is donated to the school. For the second time I will be Exhibiting 5 pieces selected by AAU Director.
79 New Montgomery Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
PREVIEW + SILENT AUCTION
Thursday, November 4, 2010
9:00 AM: Silent auction begins
5:00 PM 7:30 PM: Preview party
RECEPTION & LIVE AUCTION
Saturday, November 6, 2010
2:00 PM: Reception begins
3:00 PM: Live auction begins
Gallery Hours,
Monday - Friday from 9am to
6pm
OZ Smoking LOUNGE-Currently EXHIBITING: Carina LOMELI
Oz Lounge specializes in providing comfortable lounging environment. Currently closed for reconstruction scheduled to re-open august 6th. Available for rent for private events.
3224 1/2 22nd st
San Francisco, CA, 94110
Phone:
415 970 9747
Mon - Tues:
6:00 pm - 12:00 am
Wed:
6:00 pm - 2:00 am
Thurs:
6:00 pm - 12:00 am
Fri - Sat:
6:00 pm - 2:00 am
Sun:
6:00 pm - 12:00 am
Tattoo & Art Show
Tattoo & Art Show
August 29th - Present
Open: 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
3382 18th & mission (on 18th)
Art works by: 26 artist including Carina Lomeli.
415.252.7098
AIM WEST BENEFIT (American Indian Movement)
Thursday, May 13, 2010 at 8:00pm
End Time: Friday, May 14, 2010 at 12:00am
Location:
SUBMISSION on Mission nr 18th St., San Francisco
Description
BENEFIT FOR AIM WEST, THURSDAY MAY 13TH, 8-12pm, SUBMISSION (Mission @ 18th), SAN FRANCISCO...JEREMY GOODFEATHER, MOMACOATL,PHILLIP MESHEKEY & BLUEBIRD WOMBYN, MACE CROWBEAR, MARK ANQUOE, DECOY GALLERINA & ARMONDO DAVILLA, ANTJUAN ODEN, CARINA LOMELI, JACK EASTGATE, SAMPSON WOLFE, HERNAN CORTEZ: **OPEN MIKE**MUSIC, LIVE ART, AMBIENT PERFORMANCE ART, CRAFTS DEMOS, NATIVE DRUMING & SINGING!!! RAFFLE/RUMMAGE SALE
The Blue McCacaw (Bistro, Club, Gallery)
2565 Mission St (Between 22 &21st)
8pm-11pm
3$
Joyce Lee, Abe Becke, & Julie Indelicato
poets, musicians, standup, semi improv & DJ's
Live Painting, by Jessy Gaumann, Carina Lomeli and More!