In addition to bicycles and coffee, One on One features local, national and international artists in our gallery space.
Coming Soon:
ARTCRANK 2008 + Saturday, April 5 + 7:00 p.m.
Less than a month to go before opening night, and the excitement's building. Thank you to our friends at Momentum Magazine for the kind ink on the show and Minneapolis cycling. Pick up a free copy down at One On One or the CRC Cykel Garage.
The opening night party lineup is taking shape. New posters by 34 über-talented, bike-lovin' artists. Music by the incomparable Keston and Westdal. Beer by local legend Rush River Brewing. And of course, you. See you on Saturday, April 5 at One On One.
Currently Showing:
Currently we are showing private collection posters and photographs.
Past Shows:
JAUNE+ROUGE
2006 Tour de France Photo Exhibit
In the Tour de France, the race leader is awarded the Yellow Jersey. The final rider is called the Red
Lantern. During the 2006 Tour, massive doping scandals turned professional cycling upside down.
This July saw cycling's top heros evicted from the race and its new champion stricken by the scarlet stain.
It was a Tour of Jaune et Rouge.
Please come and share in Caroline Yang's visual documentation of this extraordinary Tour de France.
One on One Studio
117 Washington Avenue North
Minneapolis Warehouse District
612.371.9565
Dec 9 - Feb 17 / OPENING NIGHT Dec 9, 7pm-11pm
Title: Le Tour D' Art
What: Original Oil Paintings and Hand Painted Touring Bicycles.
Who: Gregg Rochester/ www.greggrochesterart.homestead.com
When: Opening Night May 5, 2006 7pm-11pm, Closes June 5, 2006
Title: Le Tour D' Art
What: Original Oil Paintings and Hand Painted Touring Bicycles.
Who: Gregg Rochester/ www.greggrochesterart.homestead.com
When: Opening Night May 5, 2006 7pm-11pm, Closes June 5, 2006
Wrecked: Auto Discourse
Paintings by Greg DeGrace
March 2 - April 1, 2006
Sous le Soleil
2005 Tour de France Photo Show by Caroline Yang Photography
The Tour de France is a grueling three-week cycling race which extracts and reveals all from its embattled athletes. No rider is exempt from the unrelenting exposure. Each success and failure, regardless of the magnitude, is critically broadcast to the world. It is high drama acted out in a two thousand-mile long, open air theater.
Photographer Caroline Yang returned to the Tour in 2005 to capture the latest chapter of the hundred-year old spectacle. Her story involves the riders, the spectators, and also herself as a member of the Tour entourage. Her photographs provide an intimate portrait of the Tour which not only saw the historic finale of the Armstrong reign, but also many moments of pure emotion and beauty played out sous le soleil.
Location: One on One Studio, Mpls. Warehouse District
Duration: Dec. 3, 2005 through Feb. 18, 2006
Show opening: Dec. 3, 7 pm to 11 pm (free and open to the public)
Willie K. Bullion & Steve Smith
http://www.drunkingham.comhttp://www.bstil.com
Opening reception: Friday, May 20 7 - 12:30.
May 20 - June 22
Bikes, Comics, Beer
Opening reception: Friday, February 25 7 - 12:30.
21 Days to Paris by Caroline Yang
21 Days to Paris by Caroline Yang
Photographs of the 2004 Tour de France.
Opening reception: Saturday, December 4. 7 - 10:30.
View more at: www.carolineyang.com