Alum Mercy Hawkins is featured in the group show “Packing and
Cracking: The Art of (and Response to) Gerrymandering” at
Saint
Joseph’s Arts Foundation in San Francisco.
This quilting focused show was inspired by Rich Silverstein
and curated by Martin Strickland.
It presents works by thirteen Bay Area artists
alongside six original quilts commissioned by Rich Silverstein.
Hashimoto
Contemporary turns ten this year and in celebration the
gallery presents “10 Year Anniversary,” a group show
featuring over 50 artists who have helped shape the
Hashimoto Contemporary’s trajectory and success during the past
decade. The anniversary exhibition celebrates a decade of shows,
publications, and artists, including alum Anna
Valdez (B.A. ‘09).
“10 Year Anniversary” is on view from Aug 3-31, 2024.
Night Tea is a series of events conceptualized by alum
Whitney Vangrin (M.F.A. ‘22) that bring together food and
art. Night Time Tea: Vol. 4 is the fourth iteration of an evening
tea service with a fermentation-inspired menu.
Kelley O’Leary (M.F.A. ‘22) has just received a Kala Art
Institute Parent
Artist in Residency for 2024-2025. This is O’Leary’s
second residency a Kala Art
Institute. In 2022, O’Leary participated in
their Artist-In-Residence (AIR) Program.
Berggruen Gallery’s summer invitational, “California Gold,”
celebrates Californian history, iconography, and culture.
Alum and art studio lecturer Christopher Woodcock
(M.F.A. ’10) is one artist featured in this show
The latest group show at the Axis Gallery features recent
paintings by six regional California artists, including Jose
Arenas (M.F.A., ‘00), Jeff Mayry (M.F.A., ‘16) and graduate
program advisor Rachelle Agundes.
Grand Central Art Center at Cal State Fullerton is hosting Julia
Rigby’s (M.F.A., ‘20) solo exhibition “Julia Rigby:
Fever Dream.” Opening June 1, Rigby will show new video
and sound installation work, including a sound sculpture designed
for the opening reception
On view from June 1-August 11, 2024
Opening reception on June 1 from 7-10 pm.