Allison davis’ “Revealed at the edge”
February 17 - March 10, 2022
About the Artist
Allison Davis is a “Witness to Life & Beauty,” a photographer, an author, a designer & a traveler. Beginning her post-college career as a journalist, she later developed a love for wedding photography and built a successful business photographing more than 400 weddings over 13 years. Seeking beauty and adventure and the hope of building a new life after years of feeling personally stuck, she moved from her lifelong home of the North Dallas metroplex to Ocean Beach in San Diego, California.
Amidst the global pandemic of 2020, after losing her wedding business for the year, she pivoted into real estate photography briefly but found her artistic passion suffer between four walls. Casting a grand vision of photographing the west coast in 30 days, she set off to car-camp along the coast to photograph the natural beauty the coastal landscape offers while writing along the journey. Tracking each set of images by the mileage of her journey, Allison created her first fine art photographic coffee table book: “Revealed at the Edge.”
About this Event
Come for a night of inspiration & experience the wild beauty of the American West Coast as captured by local fine art photographer Allison Davis from her 30 Day journey photographing 3116 miles of the coastline.
The opening night event is a celebration and showcase of Davis' debut coffee table book "Revealed at the Edge," which raised more than $38,000 on Kickstarter to bring it to life, and her fine art collection from the series.
Instagram: Allison Davis' Photography
Link Tree: https://linktr.ee/allisondavis.photography
Austin Reed Autism Charity Show – curated and produced by Austin Reed
June 24th, 2021
About this event
Incredibly talented San Diego artist, Austin Reed, hosting his autism fundraiser art show at 1835, portion of proceeds going to Autism Society San Diego. Featuring new work from Austin Reed along with special guest performance by DJ SNBRN.
Chicago Takeover – curated and produced by David Castillo and RTWLR, along with Vault Gallerie and The Mural Movement
Date April 9th – 11th 2021
About this event
The Windy City is coming to San Diego APRIL 9-11 we will be hosting a series of events featuring several Chicago based artists, chefs, and vendors! @vaultgallerie and @themuralmovement will be live painting a 100ft mural along the back of @1835studios with the help of @sentrock @lillipore @elsiethecowww @hai_ey @_frillz & @mrbbaby !!
Chef @lil_manofrom18th of @herbalnotes is hosting a culinary cannabis experience Saturday while father_oskar of @birriatatatacos will be holding us down at the Sunday Market on the 11th and will be joined by @bigmichchicago !! Lastly the @abkdco streetwear brand will be joining us in the shop all weekend!
#rottweiler #1835studios #art #fashion #food #chicago #sandiego
Midsummer Madness – curated and produced by 2021 1835 Intern Team
1835 Art Gallery Show – “Midsummer Madness” - Opening Night this Thursday, June 3 rd at 6-
10pm!
Midsummer Madness, is an art exhibition centered around the beautiful and the deadly; a
precocious and cinematically inspired ode to the recent real world implications of existing with
the hopes of finding solace outside—even if it’s not guaranteed.
Whether it be a pandemic, racial inequity, gun violence, or a classist government solely
concerned with appearance and profit over the well being of its collective; all of us are subjected
to the madness of the outside world. All of us are vulnerable in the face of uncertainty. And we
acknowledge that it takes great courage to create something beautiful in the midst of this jarring
reminder. However terrifying, uncertainty itself is perhaps the most persistent natural occurrence
that we can acknowledge; making it beautiful and necessary, chaotic yet crucial, and
magical yet maddening.
Midsummer Madness Art Show was curated and produced solely by the extraordinary team of
1835 Interns we had onboard from Nov 2020 - June 2021:
Lauren Taylor
Lauren Taylor is a San Diego native that went to college in San Francisco and made the trek
back home to SD! She graduated with a degree in technical and professional writing with an
emphasis in broadcast and electronic communications. Some of her passions include writing
poetry, short stories; and music.
Mia Jimenez
Mia went to SDSU for Interior Architecture and is really big on art! She grew up in National City,
likes apple juice a lot, and runs a tiny art side business with two of her friends!
@mianderthal
Phoebe San Miguel
Phoebe is from LA (Torrance/Carson area). She moved to San Diego in March of 2018 to be
closer to the creative community that she discovered here. She is an artist, herself, mostly
dabbling with different drawing and painting mediums. A lot of her work happens to be
portraits, however, she hopes to expand her skill set and learn to draw different subjects,
objects, and more.
@colormepheebs
Samantha Hernandez
Samantha Hernandez is a multidisciplinary creative and San Diego native. She has always loved
the fluidity and open arms of San Diego's art scene and hopes to continue to highlight those
artists.
@arttangell
Josh Henderson
Josh Henderson has lived in San Diego all of his life and has become involved in the alternative
music community over the past few years. Josh’s passion is to bring representation of the
alternative music, specifically the hardcore and post-hardcore scene, into spaces like 1835.
@joshenders0n
Adrin Jeremy Roque
Adrin Jeremy Roque’s passion is in fashion and turning his ideas into reality. He was born in San
Diego but grew up all around the world in countries like Japan and Italy
@adrinjeremy
Jhea Espares
Jhea is a San Diego-based creative. She’s a Junior UX Designer and aspiring Film and Creative
Director. Jhea loves collaborating with passionate and socially responsible creatives and
problem-solvers who care about the safety and wellness of bipoc communities. Pre-covid, you
would have found her studying at local cafes, listening to her favorite musicians at the
Observatory, and making art and short films with her UCSD community.
@jhea.espe.chua
Beautiful Chaos curated and produced by Tiffany Street
About this event
“Everything has two aspects: the current aspect, which we see nearly always and which ordinary men can see, and the ghostly and metaphysical aspect, which only rare individuals may see in moments of clairvoyance… A work of art must narrate something that does not appear within its outline.”—Giorgio de Chirico
Exhibition Brief
Beautiful Chaos is an exhibition of young emerging artists from both San Diego and other areas of the country who critically comment on the state of our cultural landscape, synthesizing their topical commentaries with surreal, disorienting and other-worldly text and imagery. Artists included in the exhibition come from the San Diego region along with Los Angeles, Portland, Austin, Las Vegas and New York City. Included artists are Malicia Domino, Optimus Volts, Eye Gato, Nicholas Danger, Fluidtoons, Manaz Mostamandy Raiszadeh, Saul Ciggaroa, 0h10 M1ke, Mara Appel Des Lauriers, Lucky, Lala, Davie Slowhands, Nick Branfield and URL.
Their works’ bold and visually compelling content speaks on the turmoil of the past year, bringing viewers face-to-face with what we often push into our subconscious minds. Much of the work brings to mind the surrealist movement where artists such as Dalí, Man Ray, Khalo and de Chirico (among others) showed us what they were able to see lying beneath the surface.
Like these legendary artists, the artists in this exhibition don’t contain chaos: they instead choose to unearth, interpret and beautifully present their findings. Through their acts, we see things in a new light. And thus, we use art to disrupt the chaos.
Event Details
The exhibition opening will include an outdoor art market with DJ performances and limited capacity admittance in the interior gallery throughout the evening. Interior surfaces will be sanitized throughout the evening. Beer and wine will be available for sale. Admission is $5 in advance. Presale tickets are available, and guests are encouraged to purchase tickets in advance.
Meet The Curator
Guest curator Tiffany Street has worked with artists around the country, specializing in contemporary art with a heavy focus on public art installations and street art, unconventional presentations of art and American art from the 50s to today.
For additional information, interview requests and high-resolution images, please contact Tiffany Street at streetcreativeworks@gmail.com or (260) 224-7826