Art Review | Explored and Inherited Memory Banking
Interdisciplinary artist Hương Ngô’s ‘Core Memory’, showing at Riviera Beach House, blends lyricism with family identity and displacement themes.
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A Fair Pair Do ‘Fare Trade’
The immigrant experience via taquerias and lunch bars in a new photography exhibition from Patricia Houghton Clarke and Brett Leigh Dicks at Santa Barbara Architectural Foundation Gallery.
By Land, Sea, Myth, and Imperialist Greed
UCSB AD&A Museum showcases an acquisition of art by important Japanese artist Tomiyama Taeko, critical of her homeland’s imperialist legacies.
Looking IN at the Life and Work of Hank Pitcher
Iconic painter takes on “The Miramar Affair” in his latest exhibit at Sullivan Goss Gallery.
Art Review | ‘Modern Life: A Global Artworld 1850-1950,’ 2025
New permanent collection exhibition at Santa Barbara Museum of Art spans a century and conveys the collection’s own story.
Art out of the Fire
Ethan Turpin’s museum show at Westmont takes an unexpectedly timely turn.
Creative Arts Workshop Calls for Local Artists to Apply for Funded Artist’s Residency
The Santa Barbara Arts Collaborative wants to highlight cultural and societal art.
The ‘Beautiful Journey’ Opens at Santa Barbara Museum of Sensory & Movement Experiences
Can XR and AI improve our lives through art? A new exhibit explores this question.
Japanese Artist Tomiyama Taeko Exhibition on View at UC Santa Barbara AD&A Museum
“A Tale of Sea Wanderers” presents a vivid critique of imperialism.
Capturing the Fleeting Beauty of the Santa Barbara Coast
Kevin A. Short’s “Above Your Dreams” at S.B. Maritime Museum.
