Oliver Halsman Rosenberg This is Me

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1. 1. blog - History

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   Published on: 6/18/2008   Last Visited: 6/18/2008

   In 2003, artists Clint Taniguchi and Oliver Halsman Rosenberg established Triple Base located on 24th Street in the Mission District of San Francisco where they promoted the artistic endeavors of many local artists and conducted community-engaged projects.
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   In 2006, Rosenberg moved to New York and Taniguchi moved to Tokyo and currently co-directs a sister gallery space, Nakaochiai Gallery.
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   In November of 2006, four curators attending graduate school at California College of the Arts were invited by Oliver Halsman Rosenberg to take over the space.

2. 2. trianglereview

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   Published on: 9/26/2003   Last Visited: 10/16/2004

   Curator Oliver Halsman Rosenberg has put together an impressively diverse list of contributing artists, many of whose names you may already know: Alicia McCarthy, Andrew Schoultz, Clint Taniguchi, Jason Jagel, and more than a dozen others.
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   Rosenberg met Zane Peach, who was selling homemade zines on the street, just before this show was scheduled to open and invited him to participate.
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   Rosenberg says his group shows are always based on some kind of theme or assignment, since it makes the artists push themselves beyond their typical routines. Schoultz's work, for instance, is still unmistakable for anyone else's, but he has twisted and turned his usual motifs to fit the triangle format.

3. 3. flavorpill sf

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   Published on: 1/1/2003   Last Visited: 5/19/2005

   Oliver Halsman Rosenberg
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   Gold Frame curator Oliver Halsman Rosenberg understands this, and his call to fellow artists to interpret as they see fit (so long as the piece has a gold frame) surely has "And don't forget to have fun" as its subtext.