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Victoria Performs in Italian Futurist Sintesi
Posted on October 15th, 2009 No commentsVictoria is performing several Italian Futurist sintesi (short plays) that she translated over 35 years ago (!) for the seminal book Italian Futurism Performance written by her then-husband Michael Kirby that included her translations of manifestos and sintesi. Several institutions in San Francisco are celebrating the 100th anniversary of F.T. Marinetti’s Futurist Manifesto, including the Italian Institute of Culture, where she performed Education during the opening of a Depero exhibit on October 14, and Brava Theatre, where she performs in eight sintesi three times on Sunday, October 18. She says, “Little did I think I’d being doing performance art again. If I had known I’d been performing some of the sintesi, I might have translated them a bit differently, to make speaking the lines easier!.”
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Last chance to see exhibit at Marin Headlands
Posted on July 23rd, 2009 No commentsMy joint exhibit with Christine Cariati, Natural Histories, closes on July 30 at the Marin Headlands Visitors Center in Marin County, north of San Francisco. We will be taking down our paintings and prints on Friday, July 31. So hurry over, see the exhibit, take a lovely hike to the beach and visit the newly opened Marine Mammals Center nearby. голова болит секс
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Exhibit at Marin Headlands -May-July, 2009
Posted on May 2nd, 2009 1 commentChristine Cariati and I are having a joint exhibit titled Natural Histories
голова болит секс at the Marin Headlands Visitors Center, 948 Fort Barry, Sausalito, CA, May 1st to July 31st, 2009. The Center is open everyday from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm.
Christine’s gouache paintings and my prints are inspired by nature and feature birds, plants and trees. Contact me for directions (vickirby@sbcglobal.net).
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Victoria Launches Art Blog
Posted on March 19th, 2009 2 commentsVictoria Tupper Kirby is pleased to announce the launch of her own blog (website) on which she will display her prints and other art work and keep readers informed of her art exhibits and other news. After launching a blog (www.canyonleap.com) for her grandfather’s work and biography Allen Tupper True: An American Artis download Deception t – coming out this month, she finally got around to having Alissa Piece design one for her. I hope you like it!
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Comments About Victoria's Work
Posted on March 3rd, 2009 No commentsCurrent Exhibit buy Para Halu The World Of Peace mp3
Victoria Kirby uses pieces of nature in her printmaking process, mixing representations of trees, leaves, pods and insects with organic materials printed in relief. Victoria experiments with varying textures by the use of grasses, leaves, lace, bubble-wrap and other materials to make plaster plates, and juxtaposing these with detailed imagery on etching plates. Part scientific botanical study, part playful organic abstraction, Victoria’s observations of nature are thorough and beautifully rendered, appealing to aficionados of both illustrative and relief printmaking.
Randy Figures, Back to the Picture Latin American Gallery, SFPast Exhibit
…Check out the gorgeous lobby art display titled “Paper and Cloth Transformed II.” The colorful collection of works by Victoria Kirby … provide colorful geometrics in pieces large and small. Kirby’s new works overflow with nature-driven images.
Tom W. Kelly, SF Bay Times