Month: May 2021
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Indian Mythology Explored in Colors paintings by Minesh Kher _ June Feature Exhibit
Indian Mythology Explored in Colorspaintings by Minesh Kher Opening reception: First Friday June 4th, 5pm–9pm.Free admission, all ages, mask required. Artist will be in attendance. Color and the juxtaposition of colors that our vision encounters; every moment plays an important role in how we celebrate life. My goal is to create a glimpse of the past using…
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“Without a plan in the spirit of the Material” by Rachel Karklin _ June Feature Exhibit
Without a plan in the Spirit of the Material sculptures by resident artist Rachel Karklin Opening reception: First Friday June 4th, 5pm–9pm.Free admission, all ages, mask required. Artist will be in attendance. Materials are parts of all our spaces, physical and mental.They come from their own places and have different pasts of their evolvement. It results…
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“Occasional Optimist” by Katie Gutierrez _ May Feature Exhibit
KALEID Gallery is proud to present the feature exhibition: Occasional Optimist by resident artist Katie Gutierrez For years, I have kept a “Year of Fun” list. A chronicle of all the positive things that had transpired during the year, as well as planned escapades that I was looking forward to. The list took a turn in…
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“Refactor” by Lucidbeaming _ May–July Feature Exhibit
KALEID Gallery is proud to present the feature exhibition: Refactor recent tech art by guest artist Lucidbeaming Combines modern microcontrollers with found objects, rusted tin, and rice paper. Explores glitch aesthetics and the emotional dissonance of interfacing with machines. About the Artist:Lucidbeaming is an art and technology project of San Jose artist Joshua Curry. “My…
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“Meet You Halfway” by Julie Meridian _ May Feature Exhibit
KALEID Gallery is proud to present the feature exhibition: Meet You Halfway by resident artist Julie Meridian. An artistic call and response brings new life to fast art. This show of newly re-painted landscapes picks up where paint nights leave off to interpret the same scene through another lens. See how social, guided art expresses itself…