"THE 6000 CIRCLE PROJECT is a collaborative exhibition honoring the Divine Feminine in the Project at Gallery at Arc. Co-directed by Elizabeth Addison and Niloufar Farzam.
Opening Reception: Saturday, February 24th, 7-9PM
Curatorial Tour & Artist Discussion: Sunday, March 17, 1:30 - 3:30PM
Exhibition: February 24 - April 6
"THE 6000 CIRCLE PROJECT is a collaborative exhibition honoring the Divine Feminine in the Project at Gallery at Arc. Co-directed by Elizabeth Addison and Niloufar Farzam.
Curatorial Tour & Artist Discussion: Sunday, March 17, 1:30 - 3:30PM
Exhibition: February 24 - April 6
"THE 6000 CIRCLE PROJECT is a collaborative exhibition honoring the Divine Feminine in the Project at Gallery at Arc. Co-directed by Elizabeth Addison and Niloufar Farzam.
Opening Reception: Saturday, February 24th, 7-9PM
Curatorial Tour & Artist Discussion: Sunday, March 17, 1:30 - 3:30PM
Exhibition: February 24 - April 6
Opening Reception for Woman Rising at The Drawing Room Annex located at 599 Valencia location is Sat., February 24 from 4 - 9PM
Join the opening reception of this exhibition, curated by Marie Cameron, where ten Bay Area artists will talk about their work exploring their relationships with nature at this moment in the Anthropocene.
Exhibiting Artists: Tamera Avery, Dean Bensen & Demetra Theofanous, Marie Cameron, Theresa Giammattei, Melissa Mohammadi, Karen Olsen-Dunn, Keith Petersen, Marcia Stuermer, and Sheila Metcalf Tobin
This group exhibition, curated by Marie Cameron, will feature the work of ten Bay Area artists exploring our relationship with nature at this moment in the Anthropocene.
The member exhibition returns after pandemic and our move to a dramatic new space in downtown San José! 98 artists who help support your community art and performance center demonstrate and celebrate the myriad artistic expression in our region. Don’t miss this impressive salon of local talent in painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, digital art, sonic AI, and more.
Artists in SF Open Studios Weekend 1, West Mission, welcome you into their creative spaces this weekend, Oct. 28 & 29 from 11am to 5pm. I will be a guest artist at Pacific Felt Facotry, on the second floor in studio 201.
ArtSpan is excited to host the 2023 SF Open Studios Exhibition at SOMArts Cultural Center! Celebrate the abundant creativity of the SF Bay Area & kick-off our SF Open Studios season with the ArtSpan community within the SFOS Exhibition. The Exhibition features the work of participating SFOS artists and provides a preview to help guide your studio visits.
The SFOS Exhibition honors the artists responsible for our region's unique artistic landscape that attracts admirers from all over the world.
October 20–November 19 Gallery Hours:
Thursday: 3–7PM
Friday: 12–7PM
Saturday-Sunday:* 12–5PM
Auction exhibition opens First Friday February 3, 5-9pm
Exhibition runs February 4 through March 3
Auction night Saturday, March 4!
This is a benefit auction for Works/San José community art center.
Auction exhibition opens First Friday February 3, 5-9pm
Exhibition runs February 4 through March 3
Auction night Saturday, March 4!
This is a benefit auction for Works/San José community art center.
ON VIEW: January 28 – March 4, 2023
OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday Jan. 28, 2023, 4-7 PM CST
ARTISTS WALKTHROUGH: Saturday, March 4, 2-4 PM CST
CHICAGO ––Woman Made Gallery (WMG) is proud to present Roe 2.0 in direct protest and response to the United States Supreme Court’s 6–3 Dobbs v. Jackson decision, which overturned Roe v. Wade, the landmark ruling that established the constitutional right to abortion in 1973. Roe 2.0 is a hybrid group exhibition featuring works in a variety of mediums by 44 artists in WMG’s gallery space as well as varied responses to the theme by 100 artists in the virtual-only part of this important and powerful exhibition. Individuals also responded to a call for Abortion stories. Some signed their names while others stayed anonymous. Displayed next to the visual artworks at Woman Made, these written accounts, thoughts, and experiences offer an unflinching view of very personal perspectives entangled with political repression. Abortion Stories will be added online throughout the year as they are submitted.
The Dobbs v. Jackson verdict leaves people with the capacity for pregnancy at the mercy of each individual state, which can now set their own abortion laws. Access to safe, legal abortions and reproductive healthcare is a basic human right that the U.S. government actively chooses to exploit. The denial of reproductive rights and access disproportionately affects individuals of color and those from economically disadvantaged communities. Our bodies and reproductive capabilities are not a political playground.
We at WMG believe that art can and does create lasting social change. As an intersectional feminist organization, WMG stands in solidarity with pro-choice activists and organizations. This exhibition seeks to document artists’ voices in this time of urgency, as a means of resistance to facilitate change and create a space for open dialogue regarding abortion rights.
Roe 2.0 Gallery Exhibiting Artists: Amy Bernard, Colby Parker Beutel, Marnie Blair, Borealis, Riley Brady, Marcie Brozyna, Amy Cannestra, Julie Carcione Cavaz, Melanie Deal, Anne Dushanko Dobek, Karen Fike, Ellen Fishman, Lisa Freeman, Theresa Giammattei, Anita Giraldo, Seyeong Hanlim, Frederica Diane Huff, Ali Hval, Ina Kaur, Helen Klebesacel, Epiphany Knedler, Tulika Ladsariya, Kristy Lisle, Elaine Luther, Marie Magnetic, Glenda Mah, Mildred Annani Mercado, Kelsey Faith Nichols, Niki Nolin, Laura O’Connor, Priscilla Otani, Jina Park, Mimm Patterson, Adam D. Piergallini, Mariana R. Rey, Erin K. Schmidt, Heather Schulte, Rebecca Schwarzberg, Sondra Schwetman Art, Suzanna Scott, Marijo Swick, Winnie van der Rijn, Julie Waltz-Stalker, and Jennifer Weigel.
ON VIEW: January 28 – March 4, 2023
OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday Jan. 28, 2023, 4-7 PM CST
ARTISTS WALKTHROUGH: Saturday, March 4, 2-4 PM CST
CHICAGO ––Woman Made Gallery (WMG) is proud to present Roe 2.0 in direct protest and response to the United States Supreme Court’s 6–3 Dobbs v. Jackson decision, which overturned Roe v. Wade, the landmark ruling that established the constitutional right to abortion in 1973. Roe 2.0 is a hybrid group exhibition featuring works in a variety of mediums by 44 artists in WMG’s gallery space as well as varied responses to the theme by 100 artists in the virtual-only part of this important and powerful exhibition. Individuals also responded to a call for Abortion stories. Some signed their names while others stayed anonymous. Displayed next to the visual artworks at Woman Made, these written accounts, thoughts, and experiences offer an unflinching view of very personal perspectives entangled with political repression. Abortion Stories will be added online throughout the year as they are submitted.
The Dobbs v. Jackson verdict leaves people with the capacity for pregnancy at the mercy of each individual state, which can now set their own abortion laws. Access to safe, legal abortions and reproductive healthcare is a basic human right that the U.S. government actively chooses to exploit. The denial of reproductive rights and access disproportionately affects individuals of color and those from economically disadvantaged communities. Our bodies and reproductive capabilities are not a political playground.
We at WMG believe that art can and does create lasting social change. As an intersectional feminist organization, WMG stands in solidarity with pro-choice activists and organizations. This exhibition seeks to document artists’ voices in this time of urgency, as a means of resistance to facilitate change and create a space for open dialogue regarding abortion rights.
Roe 2.0 Gallery Exhibiting Artists: Amy Bernard, Colby Parker Beutel, Marnie Blair, Borealis, Riley Brady, Marcie Brozyna, Amy Cannestra, Julie Carcione Cavaz, Melanie Deal, Anne Dushanko Dobek, Karen Fike, Ellen Fishman, Lisa Freeman, Theresa Giammattei, Anita Giraldo, Seyeong Hanlim, Frederica Diane Huff, Ali Hval, Ina Kaur, Helen Klebesacel, Epiphany Knedler, Tulika Ladsariya, Kristy Lisle, Elaine Luther, Marie Magnetic, Glenda Mah, Mildred Annani Mercado, Kelsey Faith Nichols, Niki Nolin, Laura O’Connor, Priscilla Otani, Jina Park, Mimm Patterson, Adam D. Piergallini, Mariana R. Rey, Erin K. Schmidt, Heather Schulte, Rebecca Schwarzberg, Sondra Schwetman Art, Suzanna Scott, Marijo Swick, Winnie van der Rijn, Julie Waltz-Stalker, and Jennifer Weigel.
Opening Reception on November 19th 5:00 - 9:00
Exhibition runs from November 12th through December 18th.
Works / San Jose - First exhibition at their new location 38 South Second Street San Jose, CA in the new Open SJ arts and nonprofit complex
Be inspired by the creative power of San Francisco Bay Area artists this fall at ArtSpan’s SF Open Studios (SFOS). ArtSpan invites the public to visit the creative spaces of local artists to see where their magic happens and to purchase work directly from creators. A beloved annual tradition since 1975, ArtSpan’s citywide SFOS offers residents and tourists the free opportunity to engage directly with the artists responsible for the unique creative culture and vibrancy that attracts admirers from all over the world.
I will be showing at The Pacific Felt Factory Arts Complex on November 5th & 6th from 11AM to 6PM both days.
Tickets needed for Opening Reception on Thu, October 20, 2022, 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM PDT
ArtSpan is pleased to host the 2022 SF Open Studios Exhibition at SOMArts in-person with an exciting celebration of this vast collection of featured artworks by Premier SF Open Studios Artists.
The SFOS Exhibition honors the artists responsible for our region's unique artistic landscape that attracts admirers from all over the world. The exhibition is open for public viewing beginning Friday, October 21st through Sunday November 13, 2022.
Gallery Hours:
Thursday–Friday 3:00pm–5:00pm, 5:30pm–7:30pm
Saturday-Sunday* 12:00pm–2:00pm, 2:30pm–5:00pm
*Note that gallery hours on the final day of the exhibition, Sunday, November 13th will be 12-3pm.
Planter Box Artists on view through September 2—Works’ final exhibition at 365 South Market!
This exhibition is a celebration of our planter box mini-muralists on the Market Street side of the SJ Convention Center. Come celebrate these artists and Works’ addition to the vibrant public art landscape of San José.
Opens with the South First Fridays art walk 6-10pm August 5
Continues Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays 12-4pm
Closes with the South First Fridays art walk 5-9pm September 2
The artists: Betty Proper / Valentina Carillo, Sean Boyles, Antonio Castro, Jemal Diamond, Force129 / Fernando Amaro Jr, Theresa Giammattei, Andre Hart, Matty Heimgartner, Isaac Lewin, Rayos Magos, Julie Meridian, Elizabeth Jiménez Montelongo, Suzy Radonsky, Francisco Ramirez, Steven Rubalcaba, Kurt Salinas, Michael J. Vaughn, Roan Victor
Exhibition continues to First Friday September when we close Works on South Market Street.
genARTS Silicon Valley's second-annual experimental exhibition, EMBRACE, will feature 32 Santa Clara County artists and partners with new local gallery and studios, Know Future Gallery.
Stop in and see the art gallery on display from July 30th to August 27th at Know Future Gallery, 592 N. 5th St., Japantown, San Jose, CA
Stop in and see the art gallery on display from July 30th to August 27th at Know Future Gallery 592 N. 5th St., Japantown, San Jose, CA
Exhibition Hours:
WED - FRI 3-7PM
SAT - SUN 10 AM - 2 PM
Schedule of Events:
Saturday, July 30, 12:00 - 5:00 pm - Exhibition Opening
Enjoy artwork, drinks, and food. DJ set by by DJ Valdespín. Tacos by Carnitas Aguirre.
Wednesday. August 10, 6:00 - 7:30 pm - Artist Talk Panelists: Dio Mendoza, Jacueline de Leon, and Sean Boyles. Moderated by Alyssarhaye Graciano.
Saturday, August 20, 3:00 - 4:30 pm - Drawing Workshop with Roan Victor
Sunday, August 28, 2:00 - 5:00 PM - Exhibition Closing Day: Shop local artists and enjoy a DJ set by DJ Valdespín. Tacos by Carnitas Aguirre.
I’m excited to have a piece selected for inclusion in Yes, ART! ArtSpan’s 2022 Benefit Art Auction! All proceeds from my piece will support this wonderful organization.
The Auction runs from April 18-28, with online bidding at yesart22.ggo.bid/
You can see my work in-person alongside that of over 140 fellow artists by reserving a viewing time. Click here for in-person viewing tickets
Bidding Closes Thursday, April 28, 6-8PM: Tune in for a live streamed show honoring our Auction artists while you place final bids on your favorite pieces.
Joint the Artists’ Roundtable discussion for the works in the “It’s OK to Laugh” exhibition, juried by M. Louise Stanley. Starting at 4:00 pm PT.
Link to Roundtable on Zoom: Tuesday April 19, 4 p.m.
View the entire show online at IT’S OK TO LAUGH – O’Hanlon Online Gallery Show | O'Hanlon Center for the Arts (ohanloncenter.org)
Juried by Dasha Matsuura of Hashimoto Contemporary Art and Spoke Art, YWC’s Containment: Stories of Art in Isolation invites artists to share what their experience was like during lock down. Artists share how self-isolating impacted their art practice and how they coped during the pandemic. Our goal is to string together a visual narrative that shows how we have stayed connected in the midst of isolation.
In the Project Gallery at Arc: YWC Containment - arc gallery & studios (arc-sf.com)
EXHIBITION: July 10 - August 7, 2021
Opening Reception Saturday, July 10th from 7to 9 p.m.
The Northern California’s Women’s Caucus for Art (NCWCA) is hosting The Table Setting Project in conjunction with their show Composing the Future at the Bankhead Theater in Livermore, CA. The individual pieces will be rotating throughout the duration of the show. Mine will be displayed May 17th - June 11th.
My piece Where X = Life will be available for online bidding at There’s No Place Like Home: ArtSpan’s 2021 Juried Benefit Art Auction online from Saturday, April 17 through April 24! Cast your bids in real-time on a curated selection of auction pieces! A lively event led by Auctioneer Renee Richardson formerly of KFOG Radio.
Bidders must be fully registered in advance with a credit card to participate : There's No Place Like Home: ArtSpan's 2021 Juried Benefit Art Auction — ArtSpan Art
ArtSpan has adapted and persevered throughout the past year to continue to prioritize supporting local independent artists. They work to ensure that our homes and neighborhoods remain full of the world-expanding power of art and artists.
View the exhibit in person: April 24 - May 23.
Register here to watch the Art Talk with Donna Seager and Mary Austin: Livestreamed on Saturday, April 24, 5:00pm (PST)
Silent Auction runs concurrently online at Bidsquare.com through Saturday, May 22, 6:00pm (PST)
The book becomes art at MarinMOCA’s 12th Annual Altered Book Exhibit and Fundraiser. Marin’s most unique art show features over 130 original book art objects, created by artists who combine compelling messages with creative technique. Fans and art collectors will see an innovative display of Altered Books. Mary Austin, Founder of the San Francisco Center for the Book, and Donna Seager, of Seager Gray Gallery in Mill Valley will jury this year’s exhibition. All proceeds support MarinMOCA's exhibition and educational programs.
Join me and 11 other artists discuss our art practices and the pieces we have donated for the ArtSpan Live Benefit Auction later in the week.
The name of the artists, listed in the order they will speak are:
Andrea Bergen, Sabin Cristian Filip, Theresa Giammattei, Steve Javiel, Soad A. Kader, Mila Kirillova, Anna Caterina Petro, William Rhodes, Wendy Robushi, Sawyer Rose, Marcia Stuermer, Rachel Znerold
To join our virtual salon on Monday, April 19th please register at There's No Place Like Home: ArtSpan's 2021 Juried Benefit Art Auction — ArtSpan Art Registration is free and it will also give you access to the Art Salon 2 on Tuesday (hosting other artists) along with the live Auction on Saturday, April 24th starting at 7pm PT. The silent auction begins April 17th.
New Museum Los Gatos (NUMU) presents Art in the Time of Corona, it's inaugural benefit auction exhibition of artwork created during and inspired by the massive social and political upheaval of the COVID-19 pandemic. The auction exhibition is on view in the NUMU galleries, as well as virtually through the NUMU website.
Many artists have taken the time of isolation to innovate, explore different media, or dive into new methods and concepts. Juried by curator and gallerist, Craig Krull, this exhibition presents a rare opportunity to experience an eclectic range of groundbreaking work, united by this urgent theme.
“Isolation has been difficult, but it has also been a shared experience. The artists that I selected for this exhibition have clearly been introspective while coming to terms with an unprecedented reality employing their work as ‘a barometer of the moment.’” — Craig Krull, exhibition juror
NUMU will also offer supporting programming throughout the three month exhibition. When the COVID-19 shelter-in-place mandate was announced in Santa Clara County in March, NUMU reached out to its community with an invitation to participate in a project called “Create in Place,” to share ways that they were being creative while sheltering at home. What resulted was an exuberant response from community members of all stripes—artists, non-artists, adults, and children. These creative projects by community members will be shown on a digital reel that will be viewable on the NUMU website and in the Museum during the auction exhibition. A complete listing of public program dates and details will be announced in the coming weeks.
The auction fundraiser will be accessible online beginning on the first day of the exhibition, December 11, 2020. Proceeds benefit exhibiting artists and NUMU exhibitions and educational programs.
EXHIBITING ARTISTS Tracey Adams, Julie Alland, Barbara Boissevain, Andrea Borsuk, Toby Britton, Marie Cameron, Ruth Cali Caprow, Jessica Cardelucci, Stacey Carter, Matthew Chase Daniel, Elvira Dayel, Christel Dillbohner, Luz Donahue, Kathleen Elliot, Eden Gallanter, Tara de la Garza, Ewa Gavrielov, Theresa Giammatei, Paul Gibson, Shelby Craton Graham, Liz Hickok, Abigail Holms, Christine Huhn, Theodora Varnay Jones, Kathryn Kain, Mythili Kattupalli, Rebecca Koury, Jacqui Leatham, Carrie Lederer, Derek Lynch, Marsha McDonald, Susan Miller, David Molesky, Tanya Momi, Rita Norton, Janis O’Driscoll, Laura Plageman, Britney Penouilh, Patricia Prescott Sueme, Fanny Retsek, Sawyer Rose, Conable Hunter, Christina Salinas, Robynn Smith, Leslie Ann Spowart, Tammy Swarek, Rosalinda Taymor, Maria Teplova, Rachel Tirosh, Bernard Trainor, Tom Yacoe.
Live Worms on Grant: ‘Salon Des Refusés’, A Group Art Exhibition
1345 Grant Ave., San Francisco, CA
Click to see virtual show
WHEN: Friday, November 20th through Sunday, December 6th
OPEN HOUSE WEEKEND #1: Fri-Sun 11/20-22, 1-6
OPEN HOUSE WEEKEND #2: Fri-Sun 11/27-11/29, 1-6
OPEN HOUSE WEEKEND #3: North Beach First Friday Art Walk, 12/4, 3-8, & Sat/Sun -12/5&6, 1-6
GALLERY HOURS: Tues, 3-6, Wed thru Sun, 1-6, Closed Thanksgiving, 11/26
SPECIAL EVENT: North Beach First Friday, Friday, Dec 6th, 3-8pm
A Group Show featuring 50 artists whose artworks were NOT selected to exhibit in the ‘De Young Open’, the museums unprecedented nod to local artists in celebration of their 125th anniversary. inspired by the original ‘Salon Des Refusés’ ("exhibition of rejects") of 1863 - an exhibition of works rejected by the jury of the annual ‘Paris Salon’, when, of the 5,000 paintings submitted to the ‘Paris Salon’, a mere 2,217 were accepted….the Emperor himself okayed the ‘Salon des Refuses’ to appease the angry artists. At this time, in 2020, with 6190 artists having submitted 11,514 individual artworks, and with a mere 877 artworks accepted, our own pool of ‘De Young Open’ refusés numbers 10,437 (!) – a well justified number to go ahead and celebrate our creative spirit in good company!
Participating Artists: Alisa K. Moore Agneta Falk Arran Harvey Barbara Pollak-Lewis Barbara Sizelove Beka Brayer Byron J. Abels-Smit Candice Jacobus David Perry Dennis Hearne Ed Handelman Elizabeth Ashcroft Elizabeth Scarborough Felipe G Colina Gordon Sizelove Gregory Vernitsky Heather Robinson Jain McClain Jane B Grimm Jeffrey Nemeroff Jill Andre Kim Haueter Kit Cameron Lisa Keith Liz Boeder Lucia Gonnella Lucia Fagen-Deluca Michael Hylton Michael Lownie Paulette Traverso Peggy Huff Rebecca Peters Reddy Lieb Richard Perri Rita Buchfinck Steve Sweetser Susan Weisberg Tanya Herrera Tina Tarnoff Tisha Kenny Theresa Giammattei Victoria Veedell Walker Dukes Tammy Zo Pollard
We invite you to experience the art in person – with the required safety restrictions in place – from November 20th to December 6th. Our location in the heart of North Beach has a lively outdoor dining and strolling scene. Rather come when things aren’t so lively? Stop by on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. The monthly Art & Merchant event, North Beach First Friday, offers a variety of outdoor entertainments and festivities. There’s plenty of room to roam at a safe distance from other attendees – Mark Your Calendars for Friday, December 4th!
Noumenon presents Identify. How does our social environment change our natural identity?
Foresight:2020 … where is the future?
Foresight:2020 … where is the future?
