San Francisco Art Fair

Casey Curran, Zai Divecha, Hari & Deepti, Mark C. Slee + John Parts Taylor

Join us at the San Francisco Art Fair from April 25th-28th in Booth E12. Use discount code HERON15 for discounted tickets to visit the fair. On Saturday April 27th Heron Arts will host an afterparty from 7:30-10:30pm at the gallery, 7 Heron St, SF CA 94103.

Works on display in the booth from Casey Curran, Zai Divecha, and Hari & Deepti. Additionally presenting project installation "Crossings" by Mark C. Slee and John Parts Taylor.

Casey Curran

Casey (he/him) received his BFA in painting and sculpture from Cornish College of the Arts in 2006. He has completed several large-scale public works in partnership with Skanska Architects, MadArt, Facebook, Oculus Rift, and Security Properties. In 2022 Curran’s Daphne sculpture served as the backdrop to Iris van Herpen’s Paris Fashion Week Runway show. In 2010 and 2013, Curran was awarded the NY Sculpture Space residency twice, and has received multiple awards in artistic merit since. In 2008, Curran become a key collaborator in the internationally recognized performance art group Saint Genet developing large-scale interactive sets, which have been exhibited at The Guggenheim Museum in NY, The Kunsthalle Museum in Krems, Austria, Luminato Festival in Toronto, Canada, and Frye Art Museum in Seattle, WA.

Hari & Deepti

Hari & Deepti, are a Mumbai-based husband and wife artist duo who create works that are a Pandora’s box full of stories and imagination that they bring to life through their intricate paper cut light boxes and paper clay sculptures. They have always been drawn towards the imaginative aspect of story telling. Stories have so many shades and depth in them, and paper as a medium has the exact qualities to reflect and interpret them. They believe that “Paper is brutal in its simplicity as a medium. It demands the attention of the artist while it provides the softness they need to mold it in to something beautiful. It is playful, light, colorless and colorful. It is minimal and intricate. It reflects light, creates depth and illusions in a way that it takes the artist through a journey with limitless possibilities.”

Zai Divecha

Zai Divecha (she/her) is a San Francisco-based artist whose work provides a quiet, calm respite from an overstimulating world. By folding, pleating or rolling sheets of white paper, she creates intricate patterns of light and shadow in both sculptures and stop-motion videos. Divecha has shown at Heron Arts, Marrow Gallery, the American Craft Council, and West Coast Craft; collectors include Letterform Archive, Twitter, Instagram, Square, and Google.