Steve and I are in a show Fri Jul 11 – Fri Aug 22 at 18 Reasons Gallery. The show focuses on interactive art, so it should be a blast! Steve and I will be doing a project called Art Election '08, check out Art for a Democratic Society's homepage for more info.
The Opening Reception is Thursday, July 10 from 6-9 PM.
18 Reasons Gallery, 593 Guerrero, San Francisco.

I started a new line of jewelry based on my work pavé setting into coins. Check it out on my etsy store.

I opened a new Etsy store in which I sell work more closely related to my fine art projects, such as the Blue Hawaii postcards, the book Small Change Project #1-25, and buttons of the quarters. It's at celestechristie.etsy.com. I also opened a store for Art for a Democratic Society, where we sell zines and buttons, at a4ds.etsy.com.

It's a scavenger hunt, it's a gallery show, it's a scavenger hunt, it's a gallery show....oh I can't decide! In this show at Blue Space Gallery, artists put work up that references other pieces hidden somewhere in the Mission District. Purchase an artist-made map and you get directions to finding another piece. For those of you who always say, "I wish I could find one of your quarters," here's your chance! Check out "Love Money" on my portfolio page to see what I've made for the show.
The Hare and the Hounds
Curated by David Kasprzak and Michael McConnell.
March 1-23, 2008 at BlueSpace gallery, 593 Guerrero St., San Francisco.
Art Hunt/Opening Reception: Saturday, March 8, 12-5 P.M.

You may already know that I have an etsy store for my accessories and jewelry design, but I just opened an Etsy store for items more closely associated with my fine art work, like buttons based on "Small Change Project" and my "Blue Hawaii Postcards." Check it out at celestechristie.etsy.com.

Small Change Project #1-25 is now available for sale at lulu.com.
You can see a preview of the book on the site. It includes the photographs from all 25 transactions, diary entries, and the how-to brochure, "How to Make Small Change." There's also a statement about the project and a short bio. Check it out!

My Blue Hawaii postcards are available for sale in this show, you can see them in my Portfolio.

POST-POSTCARD 11
The 11th Annual Small Format Art Sale

The LAB is pleased to present Post-Postcard 11, the eleventh annual exhibition and sale. For this open-invitational exhibition, artists are encouraged to submit small format multiples--whether that be a series of hand-made paintings or a stack of production run postcards. Post-Postcard challenges artists to stretch the parameters of media and conceptual strategies by doing what they do best--subverting and manipulating a theme to their own ends. From November 30th through December 8th, hundreds of small format editions will be on view as the gallery is transformed into a bazaar-like bargain-hunter's paradise, just in time for holiday shopping. Art lovers can explore original works and discover hidden gems at affordable prices while supporting emerging artists and a great alternative art space.

Fixed-price work will be available for $1 to $30 (cash, checks, VISA or MasterCard accepted). Become a member of The LAB and get a chance to preview the sale in our gallery Friday, November 30, from 5-6 PM.

LAB Members Preview Reception: Friday, November 30, 2007: 5-6pm
Opening Reception: Friday, November 30, 2007: 6-9pm
Sale continues: Saturday, December 1 & Sunday, December 2: 11am -7 pm,
Wednesday, December 5 – Friday, December 7: 1-7pm
& Saturday, December 8: 11am-7pm
Free admission
CASH/ CHECKS accepted. $20 minimum for VISA/MC purchases

I created The Marriage of Santa Clara for this show, which you can view in my Portfolio.

the Make a Mission Project asks 21 emerging artists to do what thousands of Californian fourth-graders do each and every year: Create a replica of one of the historic California missions.

Curated by David Huff and Josephine Zarkovich
An exhibition of original works by Californian artists inspired by the state's historic missions.

November 28-December 30, 2007
Artists' Reception November 29, 7-10 PM

At the CELLSpace Crucible Steel Gallery
2050 Bryant, SF

This exhibition is part of the American Mythology series.