Am I Home? 19th National Juried Exhibition
Axis Gallery is proud to present Am I Home?, our 19th National Juried Exhibition featuring juror Kelly Lindner.
Axis Gallery is proud to present Am I Home?, our 19th National Juried Exhibition featuring juror Kelly Lindner.
Your life can lead you to many crossroads, where you make your choices, and your past or what you want to have happen, can influence your decision. This selection can impact moments, people, things, or events in ways you could never imagine. Kenna Doeringer took the time to examine and break down some of these things, group them together, and present them to you to view, think about, laugh at, and even relate to.
“Up-Cycle” features paintings by six regional California artists who combine diverse imagery, techniques, processes, and materials to manifest new potential for art historical genres.
Axis Gallery is proud to present a group show of its newest members Steve Briscoe, Heather Hogan, Kerry Cottle, Frank J. Stockton, and Adero Willard. Gallery Hours are from 12 to 5 on Friday, Saturday and Sunday or by appointment. To schedule, call Steve Briscoe at 510-759-3030.
The works in this exhibition address the uncertainty of our surroundings and how we as humans try to protect ourselves from that uncertainty.
Housekeeping is a retrospective….of sorts. At fifty, artist Doug Dertinger is “clearing” his studio of 30 years.
Popoxcomitls- Cuentos en Barro on view at Axis Gallery in February, features the works of father & son artists Ray & Gabriel Gonzales. These artists explore and depict ancestral, pre-Columbian stories and deities using clay as the medium and Popoxcomitls, (Nahuatl ceremonial smudge vessels used to bless and cleanse), as the canvases.
We will reopen on Friday, January 5th from 12PM – 5PM.
In 2023, artist Roma Devanbu spent eight months in and around Germany simply seeing and responding with the fresh eye that being a stranger in a new/old world provides. The images that resulted are served up on Pappteller zum Mitnehman – the paper plates “To Take” used by both street vendors and bakeries in many parts of Europe. Their distinctive rectangular shapes and fluted corners of the plates function as frames for Devanbus visual takeaway.
Puerto Rican born photographer Larry González present the show Parallel Realities as a transition between two bodies of work with similar themes. The first body of work was created in Puerto Rico between 2016 – 2019. The second body of work was completed in Argentina between 2022 – 2023.