Richmond Art Center
One Artist Contributes, Then Another, Then Another
One Artist Contributes, Then Another, Then Another explores Richmond Art Center’s 90-year history as a continuum, connecting artists, artworks, and community voices across nine decades.
Exhibition: August 29 – November 21, 2026
Opening Reception & 90th Birthday Party: Saturday, August 29, 12pm-3pm | Learn more…
Location: Main Gallery
Gallery Hours: Wednesday-Saturday, 10am-4pm
Richmond Art Center, 2540 Barrett Avenue, Richmond, CA 94804
Richmond Art Center
90th Anniversary Exhibition
Ninety@Ninety
Small Works for a Big Milestone
Exhibition: August 29 – November 21, 2026
Opening Reception & 90th Birthday Party: Saturday, August 29, 12pm-3pm | Learn more…
Location: South Gallery
Gallery Hours: Wednesday-Saturday, 10am-4pm
The galleries will be closed Saturday, September 5, 2026, in observance of Labor Day, and Wednesday, November 11, 2026, in observance of Veterans Day.
Richmond Art Center, 2540 Barrett Avenue, Richmond, CA 94804
Arc Gallery
Bewitched
“Bewitched” is an exhibition by seven Bay Area artists who have personal affinities for the fox and have created works of art that represent various manifestations of this creature. Whether freaky or kawaii, these foxes will no doubt leave a lasting impression of their magical power on the viewer.
June 20, 2026 - July 18, 2026
Reception: June 20, 2026, 7-9 pm
Zoom Artists Talk: June 25, 2026, 6-7 pm
Kitsune Butoh & Refreshments: July 12, 1-3pm
Viewing Hours - Wednesdays and Thursdays from 1-6 PM; Sat 12-3 PM
1246 Folsom Street, San Francisco
Oakland Asian Cultural Center
Care, Memory & The Immigrant Kitchen: A Solo Show
On view from June 24, 2026 - August 15, 2026.
Opening Reception: Friday June 26, 2026 from 5:30-6:30pm
Closing Reception: Saturday, August 15 from 1-2pm (light refreshments)
Pacific Renaissance Plaza
388 Ninth Street, Suite 290
Oakland, California 94607
Kitsune Community Studio & Gallery
Legacy
2026 ARTIST INVITATIONAL EXHIBITION. Featuring Artists of Asian Heritage
Truth Document Altar [Legacy Edition] 30” x 40” 4”, 2026
Legacy isn't something handed down clean. It arrives broken, rearranged, sometimes erased entirely. As a queer Japanese-Filipinx American artist, I inherit both rupture and resilience — family stories fragmented by war, colonialism, silence, and diaspora. My work doesn't romanticize that. It witnesses it.
Reception: May 3, 2026, 1-4 pm
Artists Talk & Closing Reception: June 7, 2026, 2-5 pm
Sunday May 3, 2026 - Sunday June 7, 2026
Viewing Hours - Friday through Sunday 12-5
514B Kelly Avenue, Halfmoon Bay, CA 94019
Atelier Showroom
We Are America: Group Exhibition
On view from March 14, 2026 - April 4, 2026.
Opening March 14, 2026 at 5:30-8:00pm
1150 El Camino Real suite 283 San Bruno Tanforan Mall
An evening of visual art, poetry and live music, celebrating real stories that shape this country.
Making Culture: Worship in the Immigrant Kitchen
2026, mixed media installation
SF Women Artists Gallery
FEM-minis
FEM-minis is an NCWCA member exhibition centered on the expansive concept of FEM. Ideas around feminist, feminine, fem-presenting, fem-forward.
Kitchen as Archive, mixed-media on wood panel, 6” x 6”
This 6” x 6” domestic altar layers a private devotional image beneath a screen-printed pot holder of my mother. Recipes inscribed on the sides, prepared for celebration, act as feminist archives, honoring care, survival, and the joy of intergenerational inheritance.
Reception: Mar 7, 2-4 pm
Tuesday March 3, 2026 - Thursday April 2, 2026
647 Irving Street, SF, CA 94122
Rock Paper Scissors Collective
Small But Mighty: Small in stature, but stronger together.
On view from December 5, 2025 - January 11, 2026.
Opening December 5, 2025 6-9
2120 MLK WAY, OAKLAND, CA
Tiger in a Box, mixed media assemblage, 10” x 7 x 3.5, 2024 SOLD
Tiger in a Box is part altar, part time capsule, and part portal. Made from personal documents, magazines, and calendars, it gathers fragments of memory, culture, and pop life into an assemblage. At its center, a tiger leaps forward—vibrant, restless, and full of energy. Hidden behind it is a secret portal: a playful motorcycle gang of dim sum–loving friends—a cow, a rabbit, and a Kitsune, the clever fox spirit leading the way. Lining the outside is a screen-printed version of my mother’s passport, rewritten to tell her real story: badass hell-raiser, singing Japanese love songs. The edge of the box is wrapped with a copy of my birth certificate—a quiet reminder of where I began and where I belong. In front of the tiger’s cage, finches offer cherry blossoms—a tender gesture of beauty, care, and hope. Tiger in a Box explores the tension between being held in and breaking free, between official records and lived truth, between memory and imagination.
The Drawing Room SF
The Monster Art Show
The Monster Art Show delves into the world of that has historically often times represented a place of joy, expression, and play - but can also share the alter egos of our own selves, the not so cute and cuddly personas within us all.
Party On!, acrylic on wood panel, 16” x 16” SOLD
The blue Oni celebrates contradiction—fierce yet tender, shy yet full of spirit. This introverted trickster comes alive over a cup of Onikoroshi, the “Demon Slayer” sake, finding humor and connection in the space between strength and vulnerability. Party On! invites us to honor our inner misfits and raise a toast to the wild joy of being unapologetically ourselves.
November 22nd, 2025 - January 11, 2026
Opening Reception: Saturday, November 22, 4pm-9pm
599 Valencia Street, San Francisco, CA