Arne Hiersoux

Hiersoux inhabited both the art and business worlds. From his first one-man show at the Palace of Legion of Honor at age 24, to founding The Northface in 1967 he was a powerful creative force.
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Palace of Legion of Honor Catalogue Excerpts 1963 - "On whom the pale moon beams..."
Art Forum 1963 - "Arne Hiersoux, California Palace of Legion of Honor, Serial Painting"
S.F. Chronicle 1966 - "Abstraction at Mills"
Oakland Tribune 1966 - "A Powerful Show at Mills College"
Art Forum 1966 - Review of works at Mills College
Press Release 1969 - Outdoor Exhibition at Berkeley Art Center
S.F. Chronicle Art Section 1969 - "Colorism" (re: Berkeley Art Center Show)

“ The paintings fill the gallery
with some of the richest, glowingest and most ethereal colorism this side of Morris Louis, they are a complex orchestration of delicate nuances.”
Thomas Albright, SF Chronicle, 1969

Annenberg Center Promo Poster 1971
Philadelphia Art Alliance 1971 - "Arne Hiersoux Has East Coast Debut"
Oakland Tribune 1975 - "Never Ask A Lady Her Age" (re: Airline)
Oakland Tribune 1982 - "Eastbay Gallery Opens with Lithograph, Montage Works"
Oakland Tribune 1982 - "The Magnolia Complex"
Artweek 1982 - "Traditional Forms, Universal Concepts"
S.F. Chronicle 1973 - "Sky Queen's Comeback: The DC-3 Flies Again"