Happening right now, June 2020 – The San Francisco Women Artists Gallery Online Benefit Gallery includes two of my paintings. Enjoy! http://sfwomenartists.org/

East Bay Landscape Painters

“We are a community of artists of all media, styles and levels of experience that meets once a week to paint outdoors in the parks and cities east of the San Francisco Bay Area. It is free to join.” – Sharon Hind-Smith

• Berkeley Marina Yacht Club: Winter 2019, 2018,
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• Rockridge Cafe, 5492 College Avenue, Oakland. Solo Show, Fall 2019. Twenty paintings selected from 2017 to 2019
• Oakland Rockridge Library, Spring 2019
  Black Diamond Cafe, 16 in x 20 in, 2018
  Albany Race Track Beach with Dogs, 20 in x 24 in, 2017
• Oakland Art Association: Recent Works, Alameda County Law Library, Fall 2018
  Lakeside Promenade, 24 in x 20 in, 2018
  Old Ferry Point Terminal, 16 in x 20 in, 2018

San Francisco Women Artists Gallery   sfwomenartists.org

“A presence in the San Francisco arts community since 1887, San Francisco Women Artists (SFWA), a nonprofit (501(c)(3) organization, remains committed to the transformative power of art on our culture, on our selves. By increasing the representation of women in the arts and by outreach and encouragement of aspiring young artists, we remain true to our mission and legacy. Today, more than ever, we are in need of the unique power of art to recreate unifying bonds among all people by imagining, reflecting, and expanding the shared human experience. SFWA welcomes all genders to our organization who support our mission.”

• Hidden Figures, March 2020, Opening Reception March 5, 5:30 –  8 pm
  Rose Garden Artists, 22 in x 28 in, 2019
• 2020 – A Leap Year, January 2020, Bay Area Artists Group Show
  Chance Encounter, Rockridge Cafe, 26 in x 22 in, 2017
  ‘Juror’s Choice’ by Ashley L. Voss, Gallerist & Arts Advocate, states:
  “A saturated scene of luscious color sweeps across a calm city street in ‘Chance Encounter.’ Two figures activate the cafe in the center of the composition encouraging viewers to participate in deciphering the work’s narrative.”
• Spirit of San Francisco,  December 2019, Member Show
  🌹Kearny Street from Northbeach to Downtown, 26 in x 22 in, 2017
  ‘Juror’s Choice’ by Cynthia Tom, Cultural and Women focused Curator, states:
  “I was looking for evidence of a thought process, conscious or unconscious, that infused emotion into the creation of the artwork. Thank you for infusing your artistic eye into the scene. It sparked a point of joy when I came across your work. Thank you for your take on SF.”
• Curves and Shapes, Fall 2019
  Sutro Tower from Liberty Street, 22 in x 18 in, 2019
• Hot Color, Fall 2019
  Alvarado Adobe Summer, 18 in x 22 in, 2018
  Putting up the Lights, 24 in x 29 in, 2018
• Works on Paper, Summer 2019
  California Desert Poppies and Plants, 22 in x 26 in, 2019
  Moving the Goods, 20 in x 27 in, 2018
• Season of Abundance, Summer 2019
  Bay Area Wildflowers, 18 in x 22 in, 2018
• Celebrating Bay Area Culture, Spring 2019
  30th Street and Church, 18 in x 22 in, 2017
  Jack London Square, 18 in x 22 in, 2019
  The Castro, 22 in x 29 in, 2019
• Textures and Patterns, Spring 2019
  Blake Garden Spring, 16 in x 20 in, 2018
• Celebrating Women,  Spring 2019
  She’s Driving, 16 in x 20 in, 2018
• What I Love,  Winter 2018
  🌹Cafe Morning, 16 in x 20 in, 2018
• Small Presents, Winter 2018
  Mount Tamalpais, 8 in x 10 in, 2018
  🌹Wetmore Lodge Mills College, 8 in x 10 in, 2018
  Mare Island Cranes 10 in x 8 in, 2018

California Watercolor Association (CWA) 

https://www.californiawatercolor.org/index.php

“The California Watercolor Association is a prominent watermedia organization.  CWA’s mission is to create, foster, and sustain artistic growth and interest in watermedia.  These goals are accomplished through our community outreach programs, workshops, public exhibitions, and student activities.  CWA members include professional and non-professional artists, teachers, and students with a compelling interest in painting.”

• Attitude of Quietude, John Muir Aspen Center, Walnut Creek, Fall 2019
  Backwoods Beehive, 22 in x 22 in, 2019
• Autumn’s Allure, San Ramon Civic Center Gallery, Fall 2019
  Botanic Garden Greenhouse, 18 in x 22 in, 2019
• Falkirk Cultural Center, San Rafael, CA, Summer 2019
  Springtime on Walnut Street, Berkeley, CA 18 in x 22 in, 2019
  Honorable Mention by Ruth Koch, Signature member NWS, WW, MCWA:
  “I admire and appreciate the direct freshness of this painting and the cleanness of the colors. Even though there are no real darks in this piece, the clever use of complementary colors keeps my eye moving around the painting. With just enough information and not one stroke too many, this is a perfectly balanced and charming composition.”

• Paint out: Falkirk Cultural Center, 18 in x 22 in, 2019: Awarded Third Place in People’s Choice Ballot at the CWA/Falkirk Paint-out
• Luminous – Radiating Light, Village Theatre Art Gallery, Danville, Spring 2019
  Meeker Slough with Scent of Smoke, Richmond, CA 18 in x 22 in, 2017
• Changing Seasons, Lindsay Dirkx Brown Gallery, San Ramon, Fall 2018
  Keller Beach House on the Bluff, Point Richmond, 16 in x 20 in, 2018
  Shoreline Rubble, 16 in x 20 in, Point Pinole, 2018
• Color of Summer, Saint Mary’s College, Moraga, Summer 2018
  Wildflowers of Meeker Slough, Richmond, 16 in x 20 in in, 2018
• Personal Journeys, Delta Gallery, Streets of Brentwood, Spring 2018
  🌹Hero of the Pacific – USS Hornet, Alameda, 20 in x 24 in, 2018
  Spring Came Early to Blake Garden, Kensington, 16 in x 20 in, 2018
• A Different Perspective, Delta Gallery, Brentwood, Spring 2018
  30th Street and Church, 18 in x 22 in, San Francisco, 2017
  Santa Rosa Alley, 20 in x 16 in, Santa Rosa, 2017
• Go Figure, Lindsay Dirkx Brown Gallery, San Ramon, Spring 2018
  🌹20th and Eye Street, 15 in x 19, Bakersfield, 2017
  🌹San Francisco Jazz, AKA Kearny Street from North Beach to Downtown, 19 in x 15 in, 2017
  Green Schooner, Treasure Island, 15 in x 19 in, 2017
• Explore Color. Discover Color! Dominican University, Fall 2018
  🌹Twilight Zone, AKA Berkeley Marina, 16 in x 20 in, 2018
  First Place Award for Richmond Train Tunnel, 16 in x 20 in, 2018. $100 prize
  Sandi Chin, Director of Community Exhibitions at Domincan University states:
  “This artist used the serendipity of process to produce purposeful images. The result is an invigorating visual experience.”

Community Events and Paint Outs

• Paint Livermore 2019 sponsored by the Livermore Art Association
  Day Trip to Livermore, 24 in x 28 in, 6/02/2019
  Summertime Lake Del Valle, 18 in x 22 in, 6/02/2019
• Benicia Plein Air Gallery: 3rd and 4th Annual Plein Air Paint Outs, 2018 & 2019
  🌹Benicia Walk, 22 x 29, 8/25/2018
  Servants Quarters, 18 in x 22 in, 8/25/2019, Benicia Capitol State Historic Park
• Arts Benicia / Vallejo Community Arts Foundation
  Vallejo Waterfront Weekend Plein Air Paint Out, Fall 2018
  Third Place Award for Barges, Cranes & Boats, 22 in x 29 in, 10/06/2018. $500 prize
  
• Mills College Benefit Auction: https://www.32auctions.com/millsartistsauction
  Third and Fourth Annual Mills College Artists Network Art Auctions, 2018 & 2019
  🌹El Campanile, 🌹Wetmore Lodge and Gate, 🌹Under the Eucalyptus
• The City of San Pablo Art Gallery and the San Pablo Historical and Museum Society: First Plein Air Painting Festival Exhibition, 2018. 
  Alvarado Adobe Courtyard; Alvarado Adobe, Home of the First Lady of Alta California