We live in a digital age, in which video chatting with someone in another country is often easier than visiting a friend across town. At the same time, we rely on physical spaces to facilitate connection and meaning — whether through a game of basketball at the YMCA, a visit to a village market, or a movement such as Occupy. What role do face-to face relationships play in today’s society, and how can we become closer in a world that privileges communication at a distance? The Brower Center is pleased to present the works of 20 local artists investigating these questions in our second juried show.
Opening Reception
Thursday, May 16
5:30 pm – 8:00 pm
Hazel Wolf Gallery
FREE
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Join us for a festive wine reception celebrating the opening of Almost Together, and mingle with the many talented artists represented in the exhibit.
Artists include:
Carlo Abruzzese – Donna Anderson Kam – Sholeh Asgary – Ashleigh Castro – Calcagno Cullen – Brian Donohue – Julie Garner – Sheila Ghidini – Annie Hallatt – Justin Hoover and Chris Treggiari – Carter Johnston – Lisa Levine – Jackson Patterson – Megan Reed – Judith Selby Lang and Richard Lang – Dana Smith – Paul Taylor – Linda Trunzo – John Watson – Rhonda Weppler
Jurors:
René de Guzman, Senior Curator, Oakland Museum of California
Cheryl Haines, Director, Haines Gallery
Ann Hatch, Founder, The Workshop Residence
Amy Tobin, Founding Executive Director, David Brower Center
Gallery Hours: Monday – Friday – 10 am – 5 pm
Sunday – 10 am – 1 pm