Opening Reception: November 29th, 4-6pm
Shifting Shadows, the Fall 2023 Senior Exhibition, invites visitors to explore profound themes of identity, memory, and transformation, showcasing a vibrant array of artistic expressions.
Join us for a lunch-hour chat with new arts faculty members Marié Abe (Music) and Luanne Redeye (Art Practice), in conversation wi ARC Affiliated faculty member Angela Marino.
This is an online informational event about applying to the UC Berkeley Art Practice Masters of Fine Arts (MFA) Program.
The San Francisco Public Library in partnership with the San Francisco Arts Commission's Artist in Residence program is pleased to present The Ink of Identity: Rereading Afghanistan, a multimedia installation by 2022 Artist in Residence Gazelle Samizay!
With filmmakers Nadia Shihab (MFA’21) and Al Wong in person!
Closing Reception and Performance: November 8th 5-7pm
Join us for a performance by Ashley Menstrina at the closing reception of Labkhand Olfatmanesh’s installation, BabyMaybe.
Ashley Menestrina is a movement artist, performer, and teacher, with deep connections to improvisation. She has been performing her own work around the world since 2016.
“The problem,” artist Brian Wall observes, “is making art.” Renowned for his large-scale abstract steel sculptures, Wall taught at UC Berkeley from 1972 to 1994, and he continues to live and make art in the Bay Area at age ninety-two. Born in London in 1931, he was involved with the Modernist art movement of St. Ives, Cornwall, in the 1950s, worked and taught in London during the 1960s, and came to the United States in the 1970s. Interviews with Wall in his studio, and with curators, collectors, and artists—including BAMPFA’s founding director, Peter Selz; Kenneth Baker; Roselyne C. Swig; Jon Carroll; and Jeremy P. Stone—detail the creative context of these times and places, and of Wall’s own artistic contributions.
With Brian Wall in person!
Opening Reception: October 25th, 5-7pm
Closing Reception: November 8, 5-7pm
Nice Knowing You, the Fall 2023 Honors Student exhibition, invites visitors to explore a rich tapestry of diverse narratives, each brought to life through a unique and compelling artistic lens.
Opening Reception: October 25th 5-7pm
Closing Reception and Performance: November 8th 5-7pm
BabyMaybe is an interactive project by Labkhand Olfatmanesh that delves into the taboos and narratives of individuals identifying as women and their connection to parenting throughout different ages and periods.
