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Exhibitions

Richmond Art Center, 2540 Barrett Avenue, Richmond CA

Gallery Hours: Wed-Sat 10am-4pm

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THE VIEW FROM HERE

Artwork by Artists at San Quentin & SCI Phoenix

AT RICHMOND ART CENTER:

2540 Barrett Avenue, Richmond, CA

 

Exhibition: July 3 - August 17, 2024

Opening Reception: Saturday, June 29, 1pm-3pm

Panel Talk and Paint Day: Saturday, July 13, 11am

San Quentin Prison Arts Project and Philadelphia Mural Arts present The View from Here, an exhibition featuring artwork by incarcerated artists from San Quentin Rehabilitation Center and Philadelphia’s State Correctional Institution Phoenix who participated in a creative exchange over the past year. The theme – The View from Here – emerged from the artists’ communications, exploring life inside prison and the realms where their minds wander beyond its gates.

A Panel Discussion and Paint Day featuring alumni and facilitators from both prison arts programs will be held on Saturday, July 13 starting at 11am. Following a panel discussion, former program participant Eddie Ramirez will showcase his mural painting technique - community members are invited to join in the process!

Artists: Al Collantes, Brad Odell, Charles Harrison, Charles Lawson, Darwin Billingsley, Eduardo Ramirez, Erick Maciel, Felix Rodriguez, George Red, James Green, Jeffrey A. Isom, Jon D. Goldberg, Keith Andrews, Kelvin Ross, Kuikahi, Paul Stauffer, Raul Aguayo, Rev. M. Seishin Cadiz, Robert E. Rigler, Roy Holloway, Shelton “Tyrik” Alford, Stan-Bey, Thomas Schilk, Tommy Tongpalan

Image right: Artwork by Jeffrey A. Isom

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RICHMOND OPEN STUDIOS PREVIEW EXHIBITION

Organized by the Visual Artists of Richmond

AT RICHMOND ART CENTER:

2540 Barrett Avenue, Richmond, CA

Exhibition: July 3 - August 17, 2024

Opening Reception: Saturday, June 29, 1pm-3pm

Open Studios at Richmond Art Center: Saturday, August 17

In its second year, Richmond Open Studios will bring together nearly fifty artists in Richmond who are opening their studios to the public during the weekend of August 17-18. The Preview Exhibition offers visitors an advance showing of work by participating artists, allowing them to plan their self-guided tours throughout different Richmond neighborhoods in August. Richmond artists are also being hosted at ar.ti.fact Gallery, NIAD Art Center, and Richmond Art Center. Richmond Open Studios is an independent project of the Visual Artists of Richmond, an all-volunteer, fiscally-sponsored group based in Richmond.

Artists: Tarnel Abbott, Sadiqeh Agah, Ric Ambrose, Lauren Ari, e bond, Jaqueline Sarah Brown, Jim Bruce, Patricia Chuson, Bob Colin, Brian Conery, Larry Craighill, Elly Momi, Celeste Flores, Tom Franco, Miki (Michal) Gadish, Rebeca Garcia-González, Regina Gilligan, Gregory Glover, Betsy Kellas, Regan Logwood, Ozi Magaña, Marvin Perry Mann, Erin McCluskey Wheeler, Carmen R. Meléndez-Lugo, Richard Muro Salazar, Audy Oregon, Isaiah Phillips, Patricia Pintner, Jeanne Rehrig, Jennifer Riggs, Brian Rothstein, Tatyana Ryevzina, Laurel Shear, Susan Shore, Riquelle Small, Kaci Smith, Sara Sunstein, Tony Tamayo, Alexandra Vaughan, Catherine Waller, Nancy Zeller, Bill Zindel

MORE INFO:

https://www.visualartistsofrichmond.org/open-studios-2024

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