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Part I (March 22 – July 5, 2020): Works on Paper
Preston Morton Gallery

Part II (May 10 – August 30, 2020): Painting & Sculpture
Davidson Gallery

This two-part exhibition highlights recent acquisitions to SBMA’s permanent collection of contemporary art. Featuring over 40 artworks in a variety of media, including painting, printmaking, drawing, photography, and sculpture, the majority of the objects are on view at SBMA for the first time. These include painted works on paper by emerging artists acquired through the recently established Basil Alkazzi Acquisition Fund, as well as significant pieces by internationally recognized artists such as Sterling Ruby, Andrea Bowers, and Nigel Cooke. Tying these artworks together is a distinct sense of individuality, innovative use of materials, and playful ambiguity between traditional artistic genres.

The exhibition is comprised of works from artists in various stages of their careers, ranging from the emerging to the well-established. Artists include: Scott Anderson, Edgar Arceneaux, Elizabeth Bonaventura, Andrea Bowers, Bruce Conner, Nigel Cooke, Miles Coolidge, Petra Cortright, Noah Davis, Wim Delvoye, Jacci Den Hartog, Daniel Douke, Jim Drain, Vernon Fisher, Helen Frankenthaler, Peter Halley, Frederick Hammersley, Zach Harris, Naotaka Hiro, Mustafa Hulusi, Nathan Huff, Jim Isermann, Raffi Kalenderian, Tom Knechtel, Emma Kohlmann, Hew Locke, Eamon Ore-Giron, Carl Ostendarp, Cheryl Pope, Nathlie Provosty, Sterling Ruby, Aaron Siskind, Jeni Spota C., Donald Sultan, Stephanie Washburn, and Jane Wilbraham.

This exhibition is curated by Julie Joyce, Senior Curator, ArtCenter College of Design (and former Curator of Contemporary Art, Santa Barbara Museum of Art) with assistance from Rachel Heidenry, Curatorial Assistant, Contemporary Art, Santa Barbara Museum of Art.

Image: Nathlie Provosty, "Council, Untitled (16-38)" (detail), 2016. Watercolor on paper, diptych. SBMA, Museum purchase with funds provided by The Basil Alkazzi Acquisition Fund, 2018.10.2a,b. © Nathlie Provosty.

Join us on Sunday March 22nd from 11:30-2:30 for a fun day of Buddhist activities. 

CANCELLED - Telescope Tuesday at Camino Real Marketplace

A literary salon will be the venue for the next Women’s Literary Festival.  This intimate evening will  give  an up close and personal touch to the  conversation with the author Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz. 

Turn your love of cooking and cannabis into an art form and learn how to make delicious cannabis-infused edibles and meals. Tickets are $35 and include instruction on techniques such as proper, consistent dosing and decarboxylation. You will also receive a free dairy-free ice cream sample to take home and three recipes for mouth-watering cannabis cuisine you make yourself. Learn more at sespe.org/events.

Find out what the founders of Poison Free Malibu have done to provide alternative methods to rodenticides.

Watch "Fantastic Fungi" film at home on March 26.

Join us for a Special Flight featuring five wines (or more) from our 2011 vintage!

On this episode of Solutions News, we interview Jon Aimonetti, Executive Director of Fairview Urban Gardens in Goleta, California. The new nonprofit director left the corporate world of banking in when an opportunity to lead and inspire with the farm opened up in 2019. Fairview Gardens, founded in 1895, provides education to students and community members of all levels. Jon’s financial background has given him a different perspective and he is using his entrepreneurial spirit to revitalize the farm. The main goal of the sustainable farm is to create a future generation that can source healthy, wholesome food with a pleasant connection to the natural world.

Solutions News with Rinaldo Brutoco is a weekly radio show and podcast produced by Kristy Jansen and the World Business Academy. Guided by the motto that there are more solutions in the world than problems, Solutions News seeks to educate, inform and inspire its audience.

FOR MORE INFORMATION: Visit solutionsnews.org/listen

Catch local favorites, the Left Hand Lions, in the Barrel Room tonight at Carr.

HARVEY opens March 27 at Matilija Auditorium. Produced by Ojai Performing Arts Theater.