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Joan Cornellà at Spoke Art.

Opening Thursday, March 3rd, 2016 at Spoke Art Gallery in San Francisco, California is artist Joan Cornellà’s first ever solo show in the United States.

Through simple, wordless imagery, Cornellà is able to effectively convey all that he sees humorous with pieces often reaching on and beyond taboo subjects. The shocking results are often completely unexpected, adding to the alluring confusion of what exactly we are witnessing.

The show will be on display until March 26th, 2016.

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Joan Cornellà at Spoke Art.

Opening Thursday, March 3rd, 2016 at Spoke Art Gallery in San Francisco, California is artist Joan Cornellà’s first ever solo show in the United States.

Through simple, wordless imagery, Cornellà is able to effectively convey all that he sees humorous with pieces often reaching on and beyond taboo subjects. The shocking results are often completely unexpected, adding to the alluring confusion of what exactly we are witnessing.

The show will be on display until March 26th, 2016.

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Dreams are considered important, real, and public in some cultures, but absurd, irrational and personal in others. Japan has its own history of dreaming, and the importance of dreams has evolved through Japanese supernatural beliefs and art for centuries. “Dreams are like strange stories,” says Tokyo based artist Atsuko Goto, who builds on her own visions of dreams in her other-worldly mixed media drawings. “I draw what comes up from our unconscious, like hidden feelings reflected in our dreams.”

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