Breaking Free Sculpture Exhibition

sponsored by the Santa Clara Cultural Commission

October 2 - November 28, 2021

Reception: Saturday, October 2, 1:00-4:00 p.m.

Earlier this year the City of Santa Clara held its sculpture completion, the theme of which was Breaking Free. This year’s competition was unlike all previous, given the restrictions and protocols resulting from COVID-19, which made a full public exhibition of the selected works. The Triton Museum of Art was pleased to have been able to somewhat counter those restrictions by producing a Pocket Exhibition video.

In a further effort to assist the Santa Clara Cultural Commission, in light of the many changes in County mandated public access, The Triton Museum of Art is pleased to showcase the three award winning works by Jennifer Lay, Oleg Lobykin, and Elizabeth Jimenez Montelongo, from October 2 through November 28, 2021.

An American Mosaic

An exhibit dedicated to showcasing a diversity of cultural perspectives to create a mosaic of America that is as complex and varied as the people of the San Jose and Silicon Valley communities. Presented by Mosaic America, Works/San José, and the School of Arts and Culture. Curated by Joe Miller with artists from Works/San José and Chopsticks Alley Art. Experience artwork that reflects the culture, heritage and traditions of the people who belong to Silicon Valley.

Exhibit Hours

September 10-12 (Friday through Sunday): 12-4pm
September 17-18 (Friday & Saturday): 12-4pm
October 1-3 (Friday, all day Saturday & Sunday): 12-4pm
(Located at the Gallery of the School of Arts & Culture)

One short road trip up through San Francisco later… “Ties” will be showing IN PERSON! at the Open Juried Show 2021 at the Falkirk Cultural Center in San Rafael, CA! This space is a historic building with a beautiful outdoor garden space, and the views in the galleries are open and full of natural light! This show runs from June 4 until July 2, so if you are in the area please go check it out!

Thrilled to be exhibiting virtually in the IncuArts show “Persist, Persevere, Be”!

“Persist, Persevere, Be is an exhibition exploring resilience in the face of discrimination. Issues related to systematic forces of racism, gender and orientation discrimination, and neurodiversity are explored with a sense of intimacy and emotional insight. Within each piece, the artists approach these subjects to connect, to break free from the isolation these forces cause and share the emotional weight they bare due to them.”

“Ties” is available to view online until June 15!

View the show here!

My American Experience @ O’Hanlon Center for the Arts

I’m exhibiting at the O’Hanlon Center for the Arts!. This virtual show, titled “My American Experience”, was juried by Dr. Lauren Palmor, Ph.D. of the De Young Museum. Both “Ties” and “Family Dinner” made it in! The show is up until April 30! Visit their website to also view the bespoke poem, crafted just for this show!

You can view the artist speaking about their works here: https://vimeo.com/user118708061

From February 5th until February 23rd, “Not Who I Thought You Were” will be exhibiting at the Visual Philosophy space in San Jose, CA. You can view the artwork in person via private appointment, or online in the Visual Philosophy Guild Store: [link here].

The original is for sale, as well as prints!

I will be taking part in a presentation on Zoom on February 13th at 2pm - 3pm, RSVP your tickets here! [link here]

I’ll be talking briefly about “Not Who I Thought You Were”, “Ties”, and “Family Dinner”.