Xicana/o/x Time and Space : Opening Show
Curated by: Dr. Thomas A. Carrasco
Opening and Performance: Wednesday, September 6th, 4:00- 6:00pm.
Featuring Chicano Secret Service (Elias Serna, Susan Carrasco and Thomas Carrasco)
Sculptures by Joelle Mendoza
Exhibition will feature sculpture, installation, photography, and a new video, with pointed references to Blues traditions and the quotidian
New Exhibit: California Missions by Edwin Deakin October 5, 2023 – February 18, 2024 The California mission system left behind an architectural legacy, which artist Edwin Deakin began to document in the 1890s. By that time, several of the missions were in a state of disrepair and decay and there was growing alarm that
Though originally taken for scientific purposes, the images of California native plants in a new exhibit at the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden’s Gallery were photographed using a specialized technique that created dramatic portraits against a black background. “Depth of Field: Botanical Photography Through the Low-key Lens” features images taken over a period of fifty years
Bring in your 8.5 x 11 art, (it can actually be smaller and we'll mount it on an 8.5 x 11 piece of paper, mat it and frame it. Your $15 fee will help defray the coast of the frame and mat. This is a fundraiser for Gallery 113 to make needed improvements so each
By focusing on intimate details, photographer Jean Morrison Phillips brings the viewer into her inner world in her upcoming exhibition, Subtleties of Place: Quiet Observations 700 Feet or 7,000 Miles from Home. Photographs from her series, Silver Linings, and Traces of Splendor, Traces of Serenity, will be on display at the Faulkner West Gallery at the Santa Barbara Central Library for
By focusing on intimate details, photographer Jean Morrison Phillips brings the viewer into her inner world in her upcoming exhibition, Subtleties of Place: Quiet Observations 700 Feet or 7,000 Miles from Home. Photographs from her series, Silver Linings, and Traces of Splendor, Traces of Serenity, will be on display at the Faulkner West Gallery at the Santa Barbara Central Library for
By focusing on intimate details, photographer Jean Morrison Phillips brings the viewer into her inner world in her upcoming exhibition, Subtleties of Place: Quiet Observations 700 Feet or 7,000 Miles from Home. Photographs from her series, Silver Linings, and Traces of Splendor, Traces of Serenity, will be on display at the Faulkner West Gallery at the Santa Barbara Central Library for
CONTACT: Cody Cammbell, 805-637-9246, 1stcodala@gmail.com SANTA BARBARA PRINTMAKERS POP-UP PRINT SALE CAW - Community Arts Center, 631 Garden Street, Santa Barbara 93103 November 10 - 12, 2023 Opening Reception: Friday, November 10, 4:00pm - 6:00pm Saturday, November 11 10:00am - 4:00pm Sunday, November 12
Immerse yourself in the natural beauty and movement of Coastal Edges: Life, Light, Flow - a collaborative show with local Fiber Artist and Sculptor, Kellen Meyer and Photographer and Fine Artist, John Baran. Opening reception Thursday, December 7th, 5-8p at Art & Soul in the Funk Zone, through the patio at Lama Dog Tap Room.
New Exhibit - Seasonal Soirées: Santa Barbara's Evening Couture 1880-1980 December 8, 2023 - April 13, 2024 Our area’s reputation as a tourist destination with its exclusive clientele and luxury hotels coupled with Santa Barbara’s own high society and glittering galas made the city a magnet for the latest in high fashion. Guest curator Sharon
Please join us for an event to celebrate the opening of a new exhibition of black and white photographs documenting the intergenerational upward mobility of young residents of Dixon, California. Trevor Auldridge Reveles, a PhD candidate in Sociology at UCSB will discuss the research behind this exhibition. Following his talk, Trevor will lead a tour
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