Openings & Events

Presentation of new photographs and an artist book by Paul d'Orleans and Susan McLaughlin.
Hosted by EXiT at Catharine Clark Gallery.
Please note: a separate reception will be held for Jane Ivory.

Join us at SLATE Contemporary Gallery on Saturday, October 10 from 4-6pm for an artist reception in celebration of our newest exhibition, “Angela Johal: Intersecting Colour."

João Ruas began the “OSSO” series during the first lockdown of 2020, as a way of creating something that would allow him to escape reality and that could be produced more quickly than paintings. Please join us for Ruas' October 10th Opening Reception

Amy Trachtenberg in conversation with Jarrett Earnest. Trachtenberg and Earnest return to the place where they first met to discuss the evolving postcard project, its relationship to the exhibition, artistic process, and everyday life.

Hear from artists collaborating with scientists, historians, activists, and other to design projects battling the effects of climate change.

$20 includes lunch Museum admission

Nelson Duni presents We Came Here to See, Paul Madonna’s first gallery exhibition in over a decade. Opening October 16, the show pairs new and historical works exploring observation, recovery, and the evolving language of his practice.

Hear from artists collaborating with scientists, historians, activists, and other to design projects battling the effects of climate change. $20 includes lunch + Museum admission. This is the 2nd day of the symposium, held off-site at Coyote Creek.

The mission of Sanchez Art Center is to create community through art. Our sister organization, the Art Guild of Pacifica, with 200-plus members, hold four themed exhibitions and annual members show at the center annually.

Artist Walkthrough + Reception
2 - 5pm Reception
3 - 4pm Walkthrough

It’s Just a Shot Away brings together artists across generations to confront power, violence, and resistance, from war and sexual violence to censorship, erasure, and the fight for autonomy.

Ellen Bepp will discuss her work on view with special focus on honoring the legacy of family members held at Heart Mountain Japanese Incarceration Camp during World War II and the implications for the future of our citizens.

Save the date for the opening celebration of "Irving Norman: Fight for Life," a focused survey of the late Bay Area artist known for his monumental paintings and drawings critiquing the perils of modern life.
The Brian Fitzgerald Trio performs live.

Catharine Clark Gallery presents "Stacey Steers: The Stars Watch from Long Ago", an exhibition of original handmade collages and related works from the artist's newest animated film.

Catharine Clark Gallery presents "Julie Heffernan: Nature Morte," an exhibition of new paintings by the Brooklyn-based artist confronting wildfire, war, and environmental catastrophe.

Telematic Media Arts presents Raindrops on Roses: A Favorite Things Mixtape for Telematic an intermedia video installation by experimental filmmaker Tommy Becker.

Sound artist Sholeh Asgary gives voice to water. Creating a live score for her artwork, Asgary mixes the sounds of water flowing through a water clock with traditional Persian lamentation songs the artist has deconstructed. Free w Museum admission.

Sound artist Sholeh Asgary gives voice to water. Creating a live score for her artwork, Asgary mixes the sounds of water flowing through a water clock with traditional Persian lamentation songs the artist has deconstructed. Free w Museum admission.

Bower is known for intricately detailed, sculptural wool felted landscapes that capture the vibrant personality and raw beauty of the Coastside.