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Casemore Gallery presents 'Automata Sigils' with six women artists

exhibition · 2026-06-27

So, on June 27, from 5 to 8 pm, there's going to be a new exhibition called 'Automata Sigils' at the Casemore Gallery in San Francisco. It features the work of six talented female artists who dive into topics like technology, coded systems, and historical gadgets. The name of the exhibition contrasts two ideas: automaton, which is all about mechanical processes and programmed behavior, and sigil, which involves symbols and rituals that convey meaning. These artists are using all sorts of materials—like Jacquard looms, steel mobiles, 1970s computer paper, ulexite crystal, archival photos, and digital video—to transform these tools into fascinating pieces that spark imagination.

Key facts

  • Casemore Gallery presents Automata Sigils
  • Exhibition opens June 27, 5-8 pm
  • Features six women artists
  • Title combines automaton and sigil concepts
  • Artists use Jacquard looms, steel mobiles, 1970s computer paper, ulexite crystal, archival photography, digital video
  • Works engage technological systems and coded structures
  • Exhibition offers conceptual perspectives on craft and design
  • Materials are repurposed as sites of speculation

Entities

Institutions

  • Casemore Gallery

Locations

  • San Francisco
  • United States

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