Past Gallery Programming

Hindsight Forward

Exhibition on view: May 23, 2022 - June 10, 2022
Location: SFCC Fine Arts Building 6
 

Relief Prints by Christie Tirado

Exhibition on view: April 4-May 4, 2022
Gallery Talk: Thursday, April 7, 2022
Artist Workshop: May 4, 2022 Demonstration of relief printmaking process, sponsored by the Spanish Club.

Christie Tirado’s artwork is located at crucial intersections: of aesthetics and politics, of the configuration of urban and rural America, of social justice and the structural inequalities that pervade us, of diversity and exclusion.

Mis obras se encuentran en intersecciones cruciales: de la estética y la política, de la configuración de la América urbana y rural, de la justicia social y las desigualdades estructurales que nos impregnan, de la diversidad y la exclusión - Christie Tirado

Inter-media Artwork by Joe Hedges
Exhibition on view: February 22, 2022-March 16, 2022

Joe Hedges is an inter-media artist with a dynamic practice that weaves together oil painting, new media installation and music. His projects often explore the effects of digital technologies on human experience. The works in this exhibition present fragments of Renaissance humanism disrupted by contemporary tech, tools and approaches, reflecting the fraught contours of a digitally mediated existence.

Ceramic Sculpture by Mya Cluff January 4, 2022-February 8, 2022

Montana based ceramic sculptor, Mya Cluff searches for the beginnings and endings of self-hood as she navigates interpersonal and societal relationships within a maternal context. As a mother and an artist, Cluff asks the question, “Where do I end, and you begin?” with thought-provoking investigations in figurative sculpture.

Artist Anthony White: February 9, 2022

Artist and curator in Seattle, Washington, Anthony White is represented by Greg Kucera Gallery. Graduate from Cornish College of the Arts, White’s work consists of intricate portraits, still lifes, and objects meticulously spun from common PLA plastic. His work disrupts hierarchies of status and wealth by placing trivial souvenirs and low-brow accoutrements in luxurious environments.

Artist JooYoung Choi: May 11, 2022

JooYoung Choi, born in Seoul, South Korea, immigrated to Concord, New Hampshire in 1983 by way of adoption. While completing her BFA at Massachusetts College of Art and Design, she returned to South Korea and reunited with her birth-family. Since receiving her MFA from Lesley University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Choi’s artwork has been exhibited in such venues as Crystal Bridges, Akron Art Museum, The Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, Project Row Houses, The Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience, Seattle, Washington, The Currier Museum of Art, NH, The National Museum of Mexican Art, Chicago, Illinois, The Art Museum of South East Texas, Beaumont, and Lawndale Art Center, Houston, Texas. Choi has received grants from Artadia, The National Endowment for the Arts, and the Idea Fund. She has also participated in the Lawndale Artist Residency in Houston, TX and the Harvester Artist Residency in Wichita, KS.

Choi’s work has been featured by numerous media groups and publications, including the PBS Digital Studios Art Assignment, Korean Global News Network YTN, the LA Times, New American Paintings, Arts+Culture Magazine, the Houston Chronicle, Glasstire, Houston’s PaperCity, Nat. Brut, and the Huffington Post.

Brainstorming - An Intellectual Sport
Mixed-media Artwork by Len Davis
October 25, 2021 - November 23, 2021

California based artist, Len Davis exhibits a series of assemblages, collages, drawings, and paintings which dive into the practice of brainstorming itself. The artist plays with the notion of what works visually and conceptually through the addition and subtraction of elements. The self-revelatory process explores his discovery of the brain as a machine that is constantly evolving in developmental space.

Photography by June Roys
September 21, 2021-October 20, 2021

Artworks in the exhibition "Travel" are imbued with both personal and formal aspects which evolve through the artist's relationship to color, light, and architectural elements. The Urban Travel series of photographs document the disappearing iconic neon signage of American roadways and is paired with the legacy of vintage bikes that have rolled down the roads for decades.

Cyndy Wilson Print Exchange Exhibitions and Auction

Work by students, faculty and community at large. 50 prints in a variety of print mediums: Silkscreen, Intaglio, Relief and Mono Prints.

February & March 2020

Sam Marroquin – Portland artist and SFCC Alum.
A painting exhibition in conjunction with winter quarter student Installation class.