Manetti Shrem Art Studio

The groundbreaking group show Aztlán: Tunel del Tiempo opened at the national galleries of the Museo del Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico City and features works by Professor Beatriz Cortez.

Professor Beatriz Cortez and rafa esparza’s two-person exhibition La Rebelion de los Objetos (The Rebellion of the Objects) opened at Museo Anahuacalli in Mexico City on Feb. 3.

Congratulations to Nathan Henry who has been selected to the Yale Norfolk Summer Program!

Nathan was one of three art studio majors nominated by faculty for the  prestigious summer program which is one of the Undergraduate Winter Awards.

Justine Di Fiore (M.F.A. ‘23) will open her new solo show “Urgent Care” at Dreamsong gallery in Minneapolis on Mar. 21.

FalseFront will exhibit a solo show of new paintings by alum Noah Greene (M.F.A. ‘18). Greene’s idiosyncratic paintings are the result of scavenged 
material and durational exposure to the elements. 

Professor Shiva Ahmadi’s new solo exhibition opens this Friday at Haines Gallery in San Francisco. Crown of Flames features new and recent works that continue Ahmadi’s longterm exploration of conflict, corruption, and instability, informed by her own experiences and the current news cycle.

Open Inquiry: UC Arts brings together emerging artists from the University of California’s leading art programs at UCLA, UC Berkeley, and UC Davis for a group show at the Sausalito Center for the Arts. Featuring current students and graduates from the past two decades, the exhibition highlights innovative, research-driven practices across painting, sculpture, installation, performance, and digital media.

Professor emerita Gina Werfel is featured in the group show Alchemies of Place at the Col Gallery in San Francisco.

Seongmin Yoo’s (M.F.A. ‘24) latest exhibition at the Dougherty Station Community Arts Center Gallery brings together new sculpture, paintings, and a performance that reflect her continued exploration of movement, transformation, and the relationship between place and identity. Spirit Made Visible will be on view at the Dougherty Station Community Arts Center in San Ramon to Feb. 1.

“Temporary Home,” an exhibiton curated by Professor Beatriz Cortez at the Galka Scheyer House in LA, was selected by Hyperallergic among the best exhibitions around the world for 2025.