By Johnny Ray Huston
David Wilson’s new show “Open Endless” includes a 22-foot watercolor of the ocean, and a very small rendering of the sand. I’m going to the opening tonight, because I really like Wilson’s art, which was on display at Eleanor Harwood Gallery last year.
WIlson has a kinship with Nathaniel Russell, another Bay Area artist who knows how to make a lot out of just a little line or two. Curated by Brianna Toth, this show collects drawings he’s made over the past eight months at the ocean and at the Rodeo Cove cliffs in the Marin headlands. Anyone who has attended one of the happenings Wilson has put together under the Ribbons rubric knows tonight should be sweet, not just because it’s at Tartine.
OPEN ENDLESS
Wed/22, 9 p.m.
Tartine
600 Guerrero, SF
(415) 487-2600
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