NeON
Presented by Jennifer Perlmutter GalleryFine Art of Neon in Celebration of The Park Theater’s 80th Birthday Featuring Bay Area Neon Artists, Bill Concannon, Ames Palms, Shawna Peterson Exhibit Opens Oct. 14-Nov. 6 2021 Hours: Wednesday-Saturday 11am-5pm Masks...
ART FLING
Join Jennifer Perlmutter Gallery and six artists working on their craft doing live art demos, right outside the art gallery, located at 3525 Mt Diablo Blvd. Lafayette. Featured artists: Patty Taylor, Betsy Streeter, Bushra Gill, Katie Korotzer, Jake Edwards and Dee...
Shadow Box
July 17 – August 7 Lafayette Deborah Benioff Friedman takes over our Blue Room with her new exhibit Shadow Box Most of the pieces in this exhibition were made from cardboard boxes that have been deconstructed and reassembled and then treated in various ways:...
SHIFT
Opens June 5, 11am-5pm Through July 10 3525 Mt Diablo Blvd. Lafayette One thing has been especially evident as our world heads into a new decade: SH*T HAPPENS!This is a show not about the hardships that we have faced, but a show about perseverance. A selection of the...
Deconstruction
Opening January 20 in Lafayette For fourteen years, Joyce Mallonee lived with stage-four breast cancer. It metastasized to her bones, liver and lungs. She endured countless medications, treatments and surgeries – all of which left a great physical toll....
CrossingBorders
What Borders are you willing to Cross? Global Art Project Special Event: Curator Carl Heyward on the GAP September 5 through October 3, 2020 Hours: Weds.-Fri. 2-6 Sat. 12-6 Appointments welcome Image Above: “A Long Way From Home” by Carl Heyward 14” x 17”, Mixed Media...
Small Footprint
June 25-July 25, 2020 In today’s fast paced, consumer driven world, how can we as artists, slow down and show others how to look at things differently? Jennifer Perlmutter Pop-Up Gallery is hosting an art exhibit featuring re-purposed and up-cycled material that...
Domesticated
DeKalb and Fisher exhibition entitled Domesticated, toys with the relationship between humans and animals. Whether in the wild, in captivity, or on your sofa, the context of each image – utilitarian, scary, or cute — reveals
the contradiction between our desire for connection with other species and our need to
control them.
