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A multimedia installation exploring the human experiences within hospitals, weaving together voices of medical staff, janitorial workers, and patients to create an audiovisual map of hospital life.
Students enroll in one of five 6-week after-school art classes (Beginning Sewing, Collage, Advanced Sewing, Portrait Drawing, or Clay) held at ArtReach San Diego's studio.
A site-specific installation project responding to public health contexts in hospital settings.
Gallery Members are invited to submit up to 3 artworks interpreting the theme of planes, trains, and automobiles for a themed exhibition.
A mural celebrating Palomar Elementary as a place of community, care, and belonging, featuring the school's panther mascot, cultural pride, intergenerational family connections, and Southern California nature.
Artists explored the act of speaking as a constitutive element of human perception and communication, investigating aspects of everyday language use, verbal language actions, language thinking and language action, and the structural power of language.
Create a large-scale permanent sculpture representing an angel or the essence of an angel for the Angel Path Sculpture Walk in Tucson, Arizona.
This solo exhibition explores land theft, colonialism, and Indigenous resilience through the lens of Monopoly, examining how the board game's mechanics of land acquisition parallel the history of colonial violence and dispossession of Native peoples.
A scholarship exhibition featuring works by the tenth Fresh A.I.R. cohort exploring the transformative nature of identity and existence at the intersection of art and technology.
Abstract works exploring balance, structure, movement, and emotion through compositions of intersecting planes and spatial tension.