Monika Mayer's new work draws on the rocky shoreline, where mussels and barnacles cling together at low tide, bound to survive. Using repurposed materials like inner tubes and soccer balls, Mayer builds organism-like clusters through layering and accumulation. Her paintings echo this through layered coffee, paint, and ink. By presenting familiar objects in unfamiliar ways, Mayer invites viewers to pause and consider what lies beneath the surface.
Monika Mayer's new work draws on the rocky shoreline, where mussels and barnacles cling together at low tide, bound to survive. Using repurposed materials like inner tubes and soccer balls, Mayer builds organism-like clusters through layering and accumulation. Her paintings echo this through layered coffee, paint, and…
“Because of Our History” – Creativity Explored on African American history and artist’s place in the narrative. What is the role of the artist in the preservation and telling of history? “Because of Our History,” a quote from the late Creativity Explored artist Antonio Benjamin, speaks to the importance of Black cultur…
The Final Push marks a pivotal chapter in Cade Salamanca's journey. In 2026, Salamanca embraced a new name, an act of self-definition that catalyzed creative transformation. Freed from old expectations, this work explores wire mesh and chains as metaphors for dismantling fear and self-doubt. Alongside 12 paintings, Sal…
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Take time to move, breathe and connect with yourself. Retrain your body for better balance and alignment to avoid injury. Melt your stress away with this fun alignment based yoga class. Focus will be on gaining balance, strength and flexibility through longer-held poses and then ending with deep relaxation. Modificatio…
Meet Liz Escobar, the Paratransit Coordinator for the City of Alameda, and learn about the various transportation options (East Bay Paratransit, AC Transit Clipper card, Free AC Transit Bus Passes, the AIM Program, and MORE) available to Alameda residents. Bring your questions. Do you need a Clipper Card? Do you have q…
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