Works by gallery regulars and visiting San Francisco painters vie for the viewer’s attention in an exhibition that seems a hodge-podge rather than a potpourri. Only the veteran West Coast painter Louis Siegriest manages to retain any cogency amidst the din of the surrounding walls. The other artists represented seem to have selected less than their best efforts for this show.
—R. G Wholden
March 1963
VOL. 1, NO. 9
