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King Tides
Photography project by Marin School of Environmental Leadership students
February 12–March 5, 2016
Reception: February 12 • 5–8pm
King Tides images offer a visual record of the changes to our shorelines and a glimpse of what daily tides may look like in the future as a result of sea level rise. Students involved with Youth Exploring Sea Level Rise Science (YESS) project in Marin County are learning about climate science in the classroom, then going out to take photos of flooded areas during extreme high tides, known as King Tides. Students share their photos and observations with decision makers, and help spark community conversations about preparing for sea level rise. Come see the King Tides photos and meet the next generation of climate champions!
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San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission
January 8–February 6, 2016
Reception: January 8 • 5–8pm
BCDC will exhibit information about the impact of rising sea levels in the Bay Area.
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| Oranges © Patricia Oji, oil painting |
Patricia Oji
Oil Paintings
October 9—November 7, 2015
Receptions:
October 9, 5–8pm
Rock and Soul Music Quilts
by Susan Ticken
June 12–August 8, 2015
Receptions: June 12, July 10, + August 7 • 5–8pm
The Rock and Soul Music Quilts were inspired from Susan Ticken's love of music from her generation, the '60s and '70s (otherwise known as "old school"). During spring cleaning, Susan couldn't part with her music tshirts, even though they no longer fit or were worn out. So the idea of a quilt was born.
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| White and Blue, Crystal and Camellias © Diana Bradley |
Diana Bradley
Watercolors
May-June 6, 2015
Reception: May 8 • 5–8pm
Signature member of National Society of Artists. She has painted and produced the Diana Bradley Watercolors Calendar for 25 years and teaches watercolor.