Fallen Tree Exhibitions is the hub for current and past projects in contemporary art, education, and activism, by Eric Wong & Marianne T. Goyette (Wong). The site includes an organized resource data base with important information for prospective undergraduate and graduate art students preparing for college, listing grants/scholarships, and residency opportunities for artists at various stages. In the not so distant future we will be developing a comprehensive gallery of both art instructors/practicing artists, and advanced undergraduate and graduate student work.
(We will be over-hauling the entire site with many changes over the next couple of months.)
(We will be over-hauling the entire site with many changes over the next couple of months.)
We are currently looking for the right organization and/or venue to host Building Blocks Project (2020).
Building Blocks Project (An ongoing experiment in collective problem solving)
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The Mission of the Building Blocks Project, is to assemble, provide forum, and to cultivate; diverse, individual, and group perspectives for the primary purpose of critical and objective problem solving. To this end, we will engage important social, political, cultural, environmental, and philosophical issues, in the context of non-partisan, self-represented, expression. We intend to redefine the concept of a protest as a “demonstration” that rallies solutions from a myriad of perspectives. Building Blocks will employ various methods and media to provide alternatives that compliment the sensibilities of individuals to self-express. Thus, creating an egalitarian environment that converges opposition, refines competition, and advocates for equality towards a common productive resolve.
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Contact Eric Wong to request a proposal.
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On December 14 & 15 artists and curators from all over San Diego and Los Angeles transformed hotel rooms into contemporary art galleries, theatrical stages, and creative project spaces! Fair goers engaged the charming architectural corridors of the Lafayette Hotel and explored the many enigmatic, contemporary art spaces. Hotels/Motels guests left with more than they came with and many with new art for their collections!
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A big thanks to the hundreds of fair goers that joined us in celebrating the 4th edition of Hotels/Motels at the Lafayette Hotel, Swim Club & Bungalows!
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Hotels/Motels (Unofficial Art Fair 2018)
Alexander Salazar, Andre Urbano, Carolyn Brann, Cassandra Schramm, CM Curatorial, Collateral Collective, Colleen Veltz, Distinction Gallery, Edwin Nutting, Ellen Lane, Grace Gray Adams, James Watts, John Geary, Larry Caveney, Lynn Schuette, Michael Walrond, Mikaela McLeish, Nathaniel Clark, Nicole Deline, Patricia Maldonado, Press Works Art, Rebecca Romani, Richard ChauDavis, Maria ChauDavis, Richard Stewart, Stephanie Mansolf, Anna Feil, Nidia Castaldi, Sarah Tell, Thumbprint Gallery, Bryan Ricci, Chris Trueman, Christopher Kuhn, Claudia Morales Mccain, Devon Tsuno, Erin Morrison, Gregory Siff, Jackie Leishman, Julian Lombardi, Mhiachnoiti, Todd Smith, Niara Eustace, Flavor Company Dance, Mitchum Todd, Victorio Villa, Chris Vannoy, A New High, Elizabeth Ayerle, Blue Buddha, David Lofton, Anqi Liu, Tiange Zhou, Brian and Ryan, Tony Allard, The People’s Opera Project, Marianne Goyette, Eric Wong, Barfo, Bob V, Eyegato, Nonie Cruzado, Chris Trueman, Erin Morrison, Devon Tsuno, Mhiachnoiti, Claudia Morales McCain, Christopher Kuhn, Bill Perrine, Igor Goldkind, Paval Sfera, Denise Lacarra, Pall Jenkins, Legend Nano Gallery Artists: Michael Snodgrass, David Krovblit, Regina Foster, Alexandra Eldridge, Joe Ramiro Garcia, Andrew Holder, Chuck Thomas, Michael Maas, Lucy Schappy, David Rudolph, Conrad Kern, Stacy D’Aguilar, Dan Mcstocker, Kristi L. Stout, Dr. Steven Wade Adams, Andrew Kaplan, Xenia Mateiu, Ashley Binder, Leah Siegal, G. Kim Hinkson, Stu Schwartz, Fred Marinello, Kristine Diekman, Parker Edison and the FRESH state, Victor Angelo, Jaime Jimenez PhD, Yvette Banuelos Roman, Morgan De Luna, Neil Kendricks, Lamia Khorshid, Teresa Mill, Xavier Leonard, Patricio Chavez, Carlos Castrejon! |
An unofficial art fair with no exhibitors fees!
The only costs to artists are the standard seasonal room rates. To participate in the 2020 San Diego edition as an exhibitor, sponsor, volunteer, or cultural partner, contact Fallen Tree Exhibitions project director Eric Wong. |
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Sensorium (2018)
A project we developed and curated for Vanguard Culture's "Sensorium” at IDEA1. Fifteen empty lofts were transfigured into experiential exhibition spaces with over eighty visual artists. The exhibition was aired on National Geographic's four-part miniseries on San Diego, in episode 3: City of Creativity. More >>> |
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