Wed March 19th Open 11 AM–5 PM
Enjoy this digital journey through our history with the launch of our first online archive. Please reach out if you have intel to share that can help us build this archive!
Performances
Requiem Mass: A Queer Divine Rite
Holcombe Waller presented by YBCA
November 16–17, 2018
A performance that remembers those who suffered persecution for their sexual orientation and gender expression.
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Exhibitions
Bay Area Now 8
Presented by YBCA
September 8, 2018–March 24, 2019
An exhibition that focuses on what is being created in studios across the region is not just desirable, but vital.
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Public Art
Andrea Bowers: Climate Change is Real
Presented by YBCA
September 7–18, 2018
A public art project commissioned for the Global Climate Action Summit.
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Exhibitions
Futurefarmers: Out Of Place, In Place
Presented by YBCA
April 20—August 12, 2018
A collective, playful, inquiry-based approach to art making that spans multiple disciplines and ways of inhabiting the world..
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Exhibitions
The Open Workshop: New Investigations in Collective Form
Presented by YBCA
March 9—July 29, 2018
A group of design experiments by Bay Area design-research studio The Open Workshop.
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Exhibitions
Yishai Jusidman: Prussian Blue
Presented by YBCA
December 1, 2017–March 25, 2018
A series of paintings rendered almost exclusively in one of the earliest artificially developed pigments used by European painters—Prussian Blue.
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Exhibitions
Edgar Arceneaux
Presented by YBCA
December 1, 2017—March 25, 2018
Edgar Arceneaux explores historical patterns around race and representation through drawings, installations, and theater.
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Exhibitions
Space Brainz–Yerba Buena 3000: Damon Rich & Jae Shin
Presented by YBCA
June 30, 2017–January 28, 2018
Where the art center becomes a laboratory for dissecting how power works through built space.
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Public Art
Jerome Reyes: Abeyance (Draves y Robles y Vargas)
Presented by YBCA
June 21, 2017-June 21, 2021
Abeyance honors three Bay Area natives by sharing their stories of migration, displacement, and resilience.
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