Tue December 16th Closed
Exhibitions
Presented by YBCA
August 1, 2025–January 25, 2026
“Bay Area Then” showcases work by 21 artists who forged a new creative legacy for the Bay Area in the 1990s—including Barry McGee, Alicia McCarthy, Chris Johanson, and Margaret Kilgallen.
Workshops
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Join artists Sergio De La Torre and Chris Treggiari for a print-making workshop as part of their ongoing Sanctuary City Project.
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Presented by SOMA Pilipinas in collaboration with YBCA
Join curator Trisha Lagaso Goldberg for this unique opportunity to learn more.
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Explore the cathartic nature of clay, and learn how to create sculptural details and textures.
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Learn how to create a basic weaving with yarn. Explore vibrant colors and dynamic lines.
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Join us for free gallery admission and a powerful slate of exhibitions, performances, artist conversations, and community programs.
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A midday poetry and spoken word reading by Bay Area poets Kevin Dublin, Magick Altman and Tongo Eisen-Martin.
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Build an imaginative diorama inspired by your own city or neighborhood. Explore shapes, textures, and reference your favorite places to visit.
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An evening celebration marking the U.S. premiere of this major solo exhibition by internationally acclaimed artist P. Staff.
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A Panel Discussion with P. Staff, Mel Y. Chen, and Mara Hassan, moderated by Jeanne Gerrity. Followed by an artist-led tour of The Prince of Homburg.
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Sanctuary City Project will collaborate with Refugee and Immigrant Transitions to design, print, and sell 100 tote bags emblazoned with the message “I AM AN IMMIGRANT.” Proceeds will directly support RIT.
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Learn how to paint with watercolor using resist techniques. Explore the expressive and dreamlike nature of watercolor washes.
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