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The Institute of Sacred Music will host an opening reception on March 27 at 5 p.m. for Biophilia: In Excelsis, a new exhibit that focuses on the theme of sacred ecosystems and their imminent transformation due to increased global warming.

By Kristine Pascual, Feb. 06, 2023 The W. Keith and Janet Kellogg University Art Gallery welcomed the new exhibition “Above & Below: Views from AltaSea’s Blue Hour” Jan. 22. Guest curator Kim Abeles partnered with Michele Cairella Fillmore, curator of the W. Keith and Janet Kellogg University Art Gallery to bring students a curated selection

This week, Palo Alto Chamber Orchestras ‘Holiday Extravaganza,’ Bayer Ballets Snow Queen and Schola Cantorums Messiah Sing. Plus author Adam Mansbachs The Golem of Brooklyn, Art Bash and The Pops Family Christmas Special.

This week, Palo Alto Chamber Orchestras ‘Holiday Extravaganza,’ author Adam Mansbachs The Golem of Brooklyn and Pamela Walsh Gallerys Art Bash. Plus, Snow Queen," Pops Family Christmas Special and Schola Cantorums Messiah Sing.

In mid-December, 13 artists concerned about the global climate crisis staged a five-day pop-up art exhibition, "Mayday! EAARTH," curated by Marcia Annenberg at the Ceres Gallery in New York City.

For all but four months of its existence, Pamela Walsh Gallery has operated during the pandemic. Now the gallery will celebrate its third anniversary on Dec. 9 with a party opening a group exhibition and featuring music by DJ Chance.

After a heist, a year and a half, and Good Samaritans, Danielle Eubank will finally showcase her art at a local art gallery.

Stolen art was recently returned to a contemporary art gallery in San Luis Obispo. The paintings were stolen last year just before their local premiere.

Works focused on Antarctica were created by artist documenting the world's oceans.

Danielle Eubank, a Los Angeles-based painter, announced in mid-September that two of her paintings, stolen during the spring of 2021 in the San Luis Obispo...