Freddie Baer

Exhibitions, Events, & Collections

Exhibitions, Events, Collections

  • 1992, Booksigning Party and Art Show (for Ecstatic Incisions), featuring the Collages of Freddie Baer, Phil Lollar, and Johann Humyn Being, April 1st, 1992, Adobe Bookshop, 3166 16th Street, San Francisco
  • 1992, Booksigning (for Ecstatic Incisions), May 1, 1992, Bound Together Bookstore, San Francisco
  • 1993, “Fragmentary Pleasures”, An erotic photocollage collaboration by artist Freddie Baer and photographer Leah Rachel, June / July / August 1993 at Good Vibrations, 1210 Valencia Street, San Francisco, CA
  • 1994, “Fever of Scissors and Glue: The Collages of Freddie Baer and James Koehnline”, July 1 to 30, 1994, Space for Dance Gallery (Watts-Hardy Dairy), 2590 Walnut Street, Boulder, Colorado. Opening reception for the artists, Friday, July 15, 5 p.m. featuring readings and performances by Peter Lamborn Wilson, Mark America, Thelemonade, and students of the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics. Fever of Scissors and Glue is presented by Jennifer Heath and The Naropa Institute.
  • 1994, Freddie Baer: Silkscreen Collages. Komotion, 2779 16th St., S.F. Reception Friday September 2, 1994. (Announced in San Francisco Bay Guardian, Aug. 31, 1994, p.60)
  • 1997, Second Annual Bay Area Anarchist Book Fair, March 29, 1997. San Francisco County Fair Building in Golden Gate Park. Chuck Munson in Meander Quarterly (April 1997): “Artists being shown included Freddie Baer, Johann Humyn Being, John Yates, Winston Smith, and others.”
  • 1997, Potrero Branch Library’s 42nd Annual Artists’ Show, May 1997. (The Potrero View, May 1997, p.10)
  • 2001, “consumption”, for Drawing Resistance: A Traveling Political Art Show, 2001-2005 (https://drawingresistance.org/, Internet Archive Wayback Machine 2004)
    • T.J. Buck, “Artists Draw Bold Conclusions in New Exhibit”, Tucson Citizen, Sept. 2, 2004.
  • 2001, Articles, 61 Albion St. Watertower, Mendocino, CA (per Art in America: Annual Guide 2001, p.70)
  • 2003, Norwescon 16.
    • Fantasy Art In The 90’s: Julia E. Lacquement-Kerr, Freddie Baer, Kaja Murphy. A look at the current work of three artists who differ greatly in style, media and technique.
    • Collage Demonstration, Thursday March 25, 5pm.
    • Artists’ Block, Thursday March 25, 10pm. Panel program: Jesper Myrfors, Freddie Baer, Steve Gallacci, Edward Martin III, Brian Snoddy, Stephanie Ann Johanson. When the creative process stalls, the panel has some ideas on how to get it started again.
    • Artist at Work, Friday March 26, 10am.
  • 2004, “848 … the little space that could”, at 848. Retrospective Exhibit Opening. Featuring performance ritual spectacle, plus tons of art, video, photos, flyers, memories & other ephemera, and a gorgeous color catalogue, featuring over 20 artists, including … Freddie Baer. Exhibit coordinators Hugh d’Andrade & Mati ? . 848 Divisadero, San Francisco. (Notice in Bay Area Reporter, March 4, 2004.)
  • 2022, Oakland Museum “Hella Feminist” exhibit. “Read OUR Lips” collage.