Art Studio Alumni News & Exhibitions

Sofía del Pedregal (M.F.A. ‘22) has been awarded the Lighthouse Works Residency Fellowship. Sofia will be in residence from Aug. 26-Oct. 7 as part of Session 65.

Alum Caetlynn Booth (B.A., 02) has curated a new show at Project: ARTspace entitled Mindscape is a Pattern.

Jordan Benton (M.F.A. ‘23) and Whitney Vangrin (M.F.A. ‘22) will exhibit new works on June 28 at Confloptus. Jordan presents photographs from the project STACKS, depiction of prescribed burn piles, exploring the visual language of ecological intervention. Whitney shares new sculptures and video, featuring footage from the kelp restoration project at Bodega Bay Marine Lab and fermentation processes at The Cultured Pickle Shop in Berkeley.

The Brower Center’s annual local exhibition “Object [Im]Permanence” features graduate student Tara Daly and alum Irman Arcibal (M.F.A. ‘08).

Alum Nitheen Ramalingam (M.F.A. ‘24) opened a new solo at the City Hall in Sacramento. “Alone, Coming Together: New Paintings by Nitheen Ramalingam” is curated by Susie Kantor and will be on view at the Sacramento Mayor’s Office until May 20, 2025.

Sacramento City Hall
916 H St, Sacramento CA 95814
For more information, contact oacgallery@cityofsacramento.org

Alum Justine Di Fiore’s (M.F.A. ‘23) will open a new solo show at The Bunker in Los Angeles.

The Headlands Center for the Arts Spring Open House provides a once-a-season opportunity to explore the campus, meet their current artists, view works in progress, and attend screenings, performances, and readings. Participating in this year’s Open House on Sunday, April 13, will be April Camlin (M.F.A. ‘24), a 2024-2025 Graduate Fellow representing UC Davis.

Muzi Li Rowe (M.F.A. ‘17) is opening a new solo show “More, Faster, Better, Efficient” at the Arts Visalia Visual Art Center. The exhibition contains new sculptures made with defunct electronic cables and large scale photographs. Rowe uses antiquated technology and electronic waste as her subject matter, medium and material, combining analogue and digital methods, as well traditional crafts in her process.

Will Maxen’s (M.F.A. ‘23) debut solo show “Watch as We Float” opens at the Fridman Gallery in New York this March. “Watch as We Float” features a new series of 14 paintings examining ephemerality and durability of memory.