Joie Debris
Apr
5
to May 5

Joie Debris

About the Exhibition: Joie Debris explores the beauty, creativity, and possibilities found in discarded materials. The title is inspired by the French phrase "joie de vivre", often translated as "the joy of living." With that in mind, the pieces in this show celebrate the circular nature of life and art. The reuse and repurposing of materials - the transformation of waste into art, highlighting how recycled elements can spark joy, provoke thought, and inspire change. Joie Debris reimagines discarded objects—giving them new life, new meaning, and new purpose.

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Mixed Doubles
Jul
5
to Aug 5

Mixed Doubles

ACCI's Biennial show features 35 Gallery's Artists and Guest Artists combining their mediums to create new and inventive works of art. This exhibition highlights the gallery's history of collaboration 

OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday, July 13, 4-6pm

CLOSING RECEPTION: Saturday, August 10, 4-6pm

Participating Artists

Rob Badger                 Wendy Draper               Susan Press

Suzane Beaubrun        David Eichorn                Judy Rosenfield

Steve Bernstein            Mary Fran Michaels       Margo Scarpulla

David Bowman           Gail Miles                      Velia Scarpulla

Reed Bowman             Margaret Norman          Jim Scott

Sandra Bryson             Lucinda Page                 Robin Senour

Vineeta Chand            Janina Plascencia           Arbel Shemesh

Margaret Dorfman      Jessie Plascencia            Heidi Tarver

                                                                         Celia Wiley

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The Frayed Stories of Life
Jan
14
to Jan 18

The Frayed Stories of Life

“The Frayed Stories of Life” Bay Area Exhibition
curated by Rachel Leibman
Opening Reception: Saturday. January 14th, 7-9PM
 
This exhibit features artists who view textile art as a through line that connects past, present, and future. These artists pay homage to the fiber art of our forebears but do not attempt to replicate it. Their artwork is made for and of our times, employing surprising materials such as moth cocoons, electric cables, watch parts, plastic bags and video tape. They use these objects to shape, and even mend, the frayed stories of life.
  
Featured Artists: Suzane Beaubrun, Deborah Corsini, Dale Eastman, Michelle Echenique, Shelley Gardner, Rinat Goren, Uma Rani Iyli, Rachel Leibman, Sasha Silveanu, Linda Tapscott, Leah Virsik, Holly Wong & Termeh Yeghiazarian
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January 14th - February 18th, 2023

Join us for the “The Frayed Stories of Life” Bay Area Exhibition
in-person Panel Discussion with the Artists on Sunday, February 5th at 2PM
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Suzane Beaubrun, Deborah Corsini, Dale Eastman, Michelle Echenique, Shelley Gardner,
​Rinat Goren, Uma Rani Iyli, Rachel Leibman, Sasha Silveanu, Linda Tapscott, Leah Virsik, & Holly Wong


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The Crucible's GIFTY
Dec
3
to Dec 4

The Crucible's GIFTY

GIFTY is almost here! 65+ local vendors, myself included, are vending at The Crucible, Saturday, December 3 and Sunday, December 4. I’m super excited to be participating alongside such a diverse and talented group of makers and small businesses. This is a great opportunity to show support for your community. Mark your calendars for GIFTY! https://www.thecrucible.org/event/2022-gifty/

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Art of The African Diaspora 2022
Jan
20
to Mar 19

Art of The African Diaspora 2022

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Art Of The African Diaspora, in partnership with Richmond Art Center, supports artists of African descent in the Bay Area through representation, professional development, and building a creative community.

In 2022 we are celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the Bay Area Black Artists Exhibition at Richmond Art Center! Over 100 artists of African descent will showcase their work at Richmond Art Center, as well as in open studios and satellite exhibitions at different venues across the Bay Area.

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The Art of Resilience : Black Artists Surviving and Thriving in The Bay Area
Oct
3
to Oct 31

The Art of Resilience : Black Artists Surviving and Thriving in The Bay Area

ACCI Gallery presents eighteen local artists expressing a diversity of Black voices in the Bay Area art scene. We celebrate artists who have challenged, inspired, delighted and intrigued with their unique vision and skills - artists who tenaciously strive to be present and active in their communities.

The Artists: Suzane Beaubrun, Le Bohemian Muse, Stephen Bruce, Llane Dominguea, Raven Harper, Shana Harper, Mark Harris, Henri, Nyya Lark, Paul Lewin, Ajuan Mance, Halisi Noel Johnson, Simone Nia Rae, Ron Moutrie Saunders, Jason Powell Smith, Riquelle Small, Xan Walker, TheArthur Wright

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GIFTY2019
Dec
7
to Dec 8

GIFTY2019

Join The Crucible for its annual craft show! #GIFTY2019 is the best place in the Bay to find holiday gifts made right here by local artists, craftspeople, and Crucible faculty. This year, there will be over 70 vendors showcasing jewelry, metalwork, artisan bath supplies, buttons, bottle cap fashion, hand poured candles, and so much more. Save the date—GIFTY is open the weekend of December 7-8 from 10am-5pm.

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Witness A Transformation
Aug
27
to Sep 25

Witness A Transformation

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San Pablo Art Gallery

13831 San Pablo Ave, Maple Hall, Bldg 4

San Pablo, CA 94806

www.sanpabloca.gov/artgallery

Gallery Hours: Sat & Sun, 12-4pm

Contact: Anne Austin - 510.882.8673

Witness a Transformation

Aug. 27-Sept. 25, 2016

Reception: Saturday, Aug. 27, 2016, 1-3pm

Paintings, prints and jewelry by: 

Suzane Beaubrun, Judith Juntura Miller

and Hallie Strock. 

 

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East Bay Open Studios
Jun
6
11:00 AM11:00

East Bay Open Studios

East Bay Open Studios

First Two Weekends of June: 6, 7 and 13, 14

Drop by 4th Street Fine Art and visit with five artists for East Bay Open Studios. 

Enjoy the haunting and luminous paintings of homes by Sherrod Blankner. Explore the colorful landscapes by Hallie Strock. Adorn yourself with unique jewelry by Suzane Beaubrun. Get to know Maggie Hurley's flock of little, striking birds. Visit the whimsical watercolors and felt works by Valerie Sobel. And chat with the artists about their processes or what inspires their work!

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