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Also closing toward the end of the month (May 22 to be exact) is Beverly Rayner's "Accretion" at Braunstein/Quay, an elongated housecoat covered in the day-to-day paper ephemera — greeting cards, bills, receipts, inspirational quotes, correspondences — that one accumulates over the course of a lifetime. "Go paperless" is one takeaway. That such a load is too much to bear — psychically as much as environmentally — is another. *
CCA GRADUATE THESIS EVENTS
Through May 14, free
California College of the Arts
1111 Eighth St., SF
(415) 703-9500
www,cca.edu
GWENAEL RATTKE: OKTOGON
Through May 14, free
Ping Pong Gallery
1240 22nd St., SF
(415) 550-7483
BEVERLY RAYNER: ACCRETION
Through May 22, free
Braunstein/Quay Gallery
430 Clementina, SF
(415) 278-9850
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