“Where are they now?” is a new series, following the recent work of artists who have been displayed in the Doug Adams Gallery over the years. This is the seventh and final post in the series. Thanks for reading along! Master Printmaker Sandra C. Fernandez was the final artist to show her work in the old… Read More Where are they now? Updates from Sandra Fernandez, Crossings, Mojándose (2016)
The Bay Area MFA Show closes today, Friday June 15! This exhibition showcases work from the five principal MFA programs in the Bay Area. On the blog, we’re highlighting the participating artists. Hannah Perrine Mode, a recent graduate from Mills College, is the fifth and final artist to be featured. “Working across mediums, and often… Read More Artist Spotlight: Hannah Perrine Mode, Mills College
The Bay Area MFA Show is open through June 15! This exhibition showcases work from the five principal MFA programs in the Bay Area. On the blog, we’re highlighting the participating artists. Massiel Mafes, a recent graduate from CCA, is our fourth featured artist. “Through a combination of sewn and painted gesture, I explore the… Read More Artist Spotlight: Massiel Mafes, California College of the Arts
“Where are they now?” is a new series, following the recent work of artists who have been displayed in the Doug Adams Gallery over the years. This is the sixth post in the series. Stay tuned for our final update next week! In the winter of 2014-2015, Alma Lopez brought the Doug Adams Gallery to life with… Read More Where are they now? Updates from Alma Lopez, Queer Santas: Holy Violence (2014-2015)
The Bay Area MFA Show is open through Friday, June 15! This exhibition showcases work from the five principal MFA programs in the Bay Area. On the blog, we’re highlighting the participating artists. Jeannie Ichimura, a recent graduate from San Francisco State University, is our third featured artist. “My work considers how the American female… Read More Artist Spotlight: Jeannie Ichimura, San Francisco State University
The Bay Area MFA Show is open through June 15! This exhibition showcases work from the five principal MFA programs in the Bay Area. On the blog, we’re highlighting the participating artists. Kai Chen, a recent graduate from SFAI, is our second featured artist. “In the vastness of color, solitude seems to soften. Repression, trauma, terror, a violent and… Read More Artist Spotlight: Kai Chen, San Francisco Art Institute
The Bay Area MFA Show is open through June 15! This exhibition showcases work from the five principal MFA programs in the Bay Area. On the blog, we’re highlighting the participating artists. Sarah-Dawn Albani, a recent graduate from UC Berkeley, is our first Artist Spotlight – stay tuned for more! ” I am a storyteller.… Read More Artist Spotlight: Sarah-Dawn Albani, University of California, Berkeley
Fifty years after the first edition of A Manual of Worship was published, Rev. Dr. Nancy E. Hall has written a modernized version of the book while remaining true to its traditional history and values. As well as being the Associate Professor of Ministry and Congregational Music and Director of Contextual Education at the American… Read More Rev. Dr. Nancy Hall’s New Manual of Worship, a 21st century update of a much-loved classic
“Where are they now?” is a new series, following the recent work of artists who have been displayed in the Doug Adams Gallery over the years. This is the fifth post in the series. New posts are published every Friday morning! The first exhibition displayed in CARe’s new gallery space on LeConte Avenue, Nick Coley’s The… Read More Where are they now? Updates from Nicholas Coley, The Hermitage of Landscape (2016)
“Where are they now?” is a new series, following the recent work of artists who have been displayed in the Doug Adams Gallery over the years. This is the forth post in the series. New posts are published every Friday morning! Paul Roorda was the first artist with whom the CARe Director Elizabeth Peña worked, after recently… Read More Where are they now? Updates from Paul Roorda, Icons & Artifacts (2014)
