FELIX MACNEE  •  709 Baker Street  •  San Francisco, CA 94115  • (415) 786-8301
Studio:  San Francisco Naval Shipyard, Hunters Point  •  Building 104, Studio 1203
BFA, San Francisco Art Institute, 2000

felixmacnee@gmail.com

Solo Exhibits

Waxwing & Kite,” a.Muse Gallery, San Francisco — December/January 2006/2007
“Haiku,” The Drugstore, San Francisco — June 2006
Hayes Valley Market, San Francisco — July & August 2005
San Francisco City Hall — November 2004
College of the Redwoods (with Julie McNiel) — September 2004
Hayes and Vine, San Francisco — October 2003
San Francisco City Hall — February 2003
ODC Gallery, San Francisco — April 2002
San Francisco City Hall — November 2001
Nico Gallery, Seattle — October 2001
Carmichael Gallery, San Francisco — October 1997
Bucheon Gallery, San Francisco — January 1997
Figure 5 Gallery, San Francisco — October 1996
Bucheon Gallery, San Francisco — July 1995
Figure 5 Gallery, San Francisco — September 1994
21 Bernice, San Francisco — January 1993

Group Exhibits

"Director's Choice," at MMGalleries, San Francisco — Nov 29th thru Jan 5th,  2007
"Flood," with Matt Gonzalez & Paul Spencer, at Hayes Valley Market, San Francisco — June, 2007
Paintings by Felix Macnee & Tom Schultz,
an ongoing exhibit at the law offices of Matt Gonzalez and Whitney Leigh, 2 Shaw Alley, San Francisco — 2006
ArtSFest 2005 Arts Expo Gala, San Francisco — May 27th, 2005 (received Best Emerging Artist award)
Dabora Gallery, Brooklyn — October 2004
1 in 30 Gallery, San Francisco — July 2004
Andrea Schwartz Gallery, Hospitality House Auction — May 2004
Spring Open Studio, Hunters Point Shipyard, San Francisco — May 2004
Dabora Gallery, Brooklyn — October 2003
Bucheon Gallery, San Francisco — December 2002
Adobe Books, San Francisco — December 2002
ODC Gallery, San Francisco — August 2002
San Francisco Drawing Show, Los Angeles — December 2000
Diego Rivera Gallery, San Francisco Art Institute — October 2000
Diego Rivera Gallery, San Francisco Art Institute — June 2000
Walter and McBean Gallery, San Francisco — April 2000
Diego Rivera Gallery, San Francisco Art Institute — October 1999
SOMAR Gallery, San Francisco — November 1999
Intersection for the Arts, San Francisco — July 1998
Visual AID, San Francisco — December 1996
New Langton Arts, San Francisco — November 1996
Figure 5 Gallery, San Francisco — June 1996
San Francisco Art Institute MFA Exhibition, Fort Mason — May 1996
Park Synagogue Celebration of Art, Cleveland — May 1996
Bucheon Gallery, San Francisco — January 1996
Bucheon Gallery, San Francisco — December 1995
Figure 5 Gallery, San Francisco — December 1995
Mulligan-Shanoski Gallery, San Francisco — October 1995
313 Gallery, New York — June 1995
Figure 5 Gallery, San Francisco — May 1995
Bucheon Gallery, San Francisco — April 1995
Figure 5 Gallery, San Francisco — November 1994
Southern Exposure Gallery, San Francisco — April 1994
Diego Rivera Gallery, San Francisco Art Institute — October 1993
Art Attack Gallery, San Francisco — September 1993
Show N Tell, San Francisco — August 1993
pterous Art etc, San Francisco — June 1992



Awards and Recognition

Best Emerging Artist award, 2005 — San Francisco ArtSFest, 2005 Arts Expo Gala

Recommended to apply for the 2004 SFMOMA SECA Art Award

“Don’t Miss” section, San Francisco Magazine, September 2004.
    
“Oil paintings as spectacularly fragmented as last night’s dreams, in Supervisor Matt Gonzalez’s office, the politician’s penultimate curatorial effort before returning to private practice.”

"Best of the Bay 2003 — Best Art Investment," San Francisco Bay Guardian, 30 July 2003.

"Felix Macnee's moody paintings dwell on the morbid, contemplative side of life. Beauty is defined through broken spirits and half-forgotten nightmares. His Clemente-influenced 'Red Series' is a study of pain, pleasure, and — surprise — the color red. Browsing expensive art books or visiting art museums is often inspiring, but coming home to a Macnee on the wall could offer solace to your own spirit, broken or otherwise." —Lori Spears

Excerpts from "Sparrow Lines" and other drawings published in Issue Five of Watchword Press literary magazine, September 2003.

Artist's profile, the Matt Gonzalez show, cable television, San Francisco, first airing, April 2003.

San Francisco Art Institute Merit Scholarship — 1998 - 2000
San Francisco Art Institute Spring Show Award: Best of Show, Painting — May 1998

From the "Seattle Weekly," October 2001:

"If there's one thing that art instructors drill into student's heads, it's the importance of continually drawing. San Francisco artists Felix Macnee and Paul Spencer went way beyond such teacherly advice by making 500 drawings each for this exhibit that reveals the creative process in its rawest form." — Anna Fahey, on the Thousand Drawings exhibit at Nico Gallery.

Performance and Installation

"The Stools of Music," San Francisco Dada Festival — 2002
"Dona Nobis Pacem," by Cheryl Leonard,
    Mills College Concert Hall — February 2002
    Oakland Rose Garden — October 2001
"The Stools of Music," San Francisco Dada Festival — 2001
"Interlopers," San Francisco Dada Festival — 2000
"Dream About Flying," by Cheryl Leonard, Opus 415,
    Yerba Buena Center for the Arts — 1998
"An Evening of Blankety Blankety Blank with the Something Somethings,"
     The Hyperbolic Adjective Trio, 9x9 Industries — 1999
"Schizo-Psycho," with Frank Garvey &Theater Concrete — March - May 1998
"Disruption," The Interruptive Trio, CCAC Masters Exhibit — 1997
"A History of Insects," by Cheryl Leonard, Crucible Steel Gallery — February 1997
"Boat with Toothmarks," by Cheryl Leonard, New Langton Arts — November 1996
"Such a Funny, Sporty, Gamey, Jesty, Jokey, Hokey Pokey Lad is the Ocean, Oh!"
    with Cheryl Leonard, The Real Fake Butoh Dance Troupe — July 1996
"Pocket Opera," by Scott Rosenberg, San Francisco Art Institute — February 1995

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