Event Categories: Art Exhibitions

On the first Wednesday of every month, Maxson Art and other galleries in the Backstreet Art District open their doors for an evening of art community, refreshments and fun!

Please join us for our monthly open house and be sure to circle the first Wednesday of every month on your calendar for ARTWALK. We hope you enjoy seeing the latest creations from our artists.

The Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture and Design Center: Author Harris Pavillion presents Eso es la vida/This is life: Graphic Design from Mexico from August 12, 2023 to November 27, 2023.

Eso es la vida/This is life assembles examples of graphic design from Mexico's past and present to examine the field's development over the past century and its role in popular culture.

The exhibition includes examples of posters, typography, and sign painting, as well as video and digital media that reveal visual communication as a vital facet of everyday life.

Eso es la vida brings foundational figures like José Guadalupe Posada and the Taller de Gráfica Popular into dialogue with contemporary practitioners including Estudio Herrera, the Red de Reproducción y Distribución, Carla Valdivia Nakatani, and others. Collectively, these works reflect state efforts to create a new national public after the Mexican Revolution along with contemporary calls to complicate any simple sense of national identity or visual style.

As activist printmaker Leopoldo Mendez reminds us, the role of the maker is to be an agent in such struggles over the everyday, “eso es la vida.”

Free admission on Thursdays from 5:00-7:00 pm (funded by the City of Palm Springs).

NOTE: All visitors are required to make a reservation online before arriving at the museum. (No walkups!) Proof of vaccination is required for all Museum functions. This includes Free Thursday Nights.

The Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture and Design Center: Author Harris Pavillion presents Eso es la vida/This is life: Graphic Design from Mexico from August 12, 2023 to November 27, 2023.

Eso es la vida/This is life assembles examples of graphic design from Mexico's past and present to examine the field's development over the past century and its role in popular culture.

The exhibition includes examples of posters, typography, and sign painting, as well as video and digital media that reveal visual communication as a vital facet of everyday life.

Eso es la vida brings foundational figures like José Guadalupe Posada and the Taller de Gráfica Popular into dialogue with contemporary practitioners including Estudio Herrera, the Red de Reproducción y Distribución, Carla Valdivia Nakatani, and others. Collectively, these works reflect state efforts to create a new national public after the Mexican Revolution along with contemporary calls to complicate any simple sense of national identity or visual style.

As activist printmaker Leopoldo Mendez reminds us, the role of the maker is to be an agent in such struggles over the everyday, “eso es la vida.”

Free admission on Thursdays from 5:00-7:00 pm (funded by the City of Palm Springs).

NOTE: All visitors are required to make a reservation online before arriving at the museum. (No walkups!) Proof of vaccination is required for all Museum functions. This includes Free Thursday Nights.

Please join us for the Opening Reception on October 6th at 5 pm. Or come and view the show through October 15. The Desert Art Center is proud and delighted to present this unique retrospective of the work of celebrated local artist Terry Masters. You will view an incredible collection of works that have been located and sourced from owners near and far. We are sure Terry will join us in spirit at the gallery he loved and where he devoted many hours of his talents to appreciative students.

The Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture and Design Center: Author Harris Pavillion presents Eso es la vida/This is life: Graphic Design from Mexico from August 12, 2023 to November 27, 2023.

Eso es la vida/This is life assembles examples of graphic design from Mexico's past and present to examine the field's development over the past century and its role in popular culture.

The exhibition includes examples of posters, typography, and sign painting, as well as video and digital media that reveal visual communication as a vital facet of everyday life.

Eso es la vida brings foundational figures like José Guadalupe Posada and the Taller de Gráfica Popular into dialogue with contemporary practitioners including Estudio Herrera, the Red de Reproducción y Distribución, Carla Valdivia Nakatani, and others. Collectively, these works reflect state efforts to create a new national public after the Mexican Revolution along with contemporary calls to complicate any simple sense of national identity or visual style.

As activist printmaker Leopoldo Mendez reminds us, the role of the maker is to be an agent in such struggles over the everyday, “eso es la vida.”

Free admission on Thursdays from 5:00-7:00 pm (funded by the City of Palm Springs).

NOTE: All visitors are required to make a reservation online before arriving at the museum. (No walkups!) Proof of vaccination is required for all Museum functions. This includes Free Thursday Nights.

The Opening Cocktail Reception for my new gallery expansion and "Men At Play" is Saturday Oct. 7th, from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm at Dietlart Studio, 4629 Sunny Dunes Rd. Palm Springs, CA 92264.

The first artist I am featuring is Stephen Norris. He is based in Indian Wells and he mixes vintage Hollywood tropes, beefcake, playful humor, mid-century kitch, and camp into his large scale oil paintings. Steve loves the idea of telling stories with his art that celebrates exuberance, and he invites you to share in the fun. His show is entitled, "Men At Play.

I cordially invite you and your friends to attend! There will be cocktails and appetizers, interesting people, and fabulous artwork!

If you can't make the reception, "Men At Play" will be hanging in my newly expanded studio until Thursday Nov. 15th.

The gallery is open to the public on weekdays from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm or you can schedule an appointment at joe@dietlart.com.

For more information go to: https://dietlart.com

Hope to see you there!

The Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture and Design Center: Author Harris Pavillion presents Eso es la vida/This is life: Graphic Design from Mexico from August 12, 2023 to November 27, 2023.

Eso es la vida/This is life assembles examples of graphic design from Mexico's past and present to examine the field's development over the past century and its role in popular culture.

The exhibition includes examples of posters, typography, and sign painting, as well as video and digital media that reveal visual communication as a vital facet of everyday life.

Eso es la vida brings foundational figures like José Guadalupe Posada and the Taller de Gráfica Popular into dialogue with contemporary practitioners including Estudio Herrera, the Red de Reproducción y Distribución, Carla Valdivia Nakatani, and others. Collectively, these works reflect state efforts to create a new national public after the Mexican Revolution along with contemporary calls to complicate any simple sense of national identity or visual style.

As activist printmaker Leopoldo Mendez reminds us, the role of the maker is to be an agent in such struggles over the everyday, “eso es la vida.”

Free admission on Thursdays from 5:00-7:00 pm (funded by the City of Palm Springs).

NOTE: All visitors are required to make a reservation online before arriving at the museum. (No walkups!) Proof of vaccination is required for all Museum functions. This includes Free Thursday Nights.

The Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture and Design Center: Author Harris Pavillion presents Eso es la vida/This is life: Graphic Design from Mexico from August 12, 2023 to November 27, 2023.

Eso es la vida/This is life assembles examples of graphic design from Mexico's past and present to examine the field's development over the past century and its role in popular culture.

The exhibition includes examples of posters, typography, and sign painting, as well as video and digital media that reveal visual communication as a vital facet of everyday life.

Eso es la vida brings foundational figures like José Guadalupe Posada and the Taller de Gráfica Popular into dialogue with contemporary practitioners including Estudio Herrera, the Red de Reproducción y Distribución, Carla Valdivia Nakatani, and others. Collectively, these works reflect state efforts to create a new national public after the Mexican Revolution along with contemporary calls to complicate any simple sense of national identity or visual style.

As activist printmaker Leopoldo Mendez reminds us, the role of the maker is to be an agent in such struggles over the everyday, “eso es la vida.”

Free admission on Thursdays from 5:00-7:00 pm (funded by the City of Palm Springs).

NOTE: All visitors are required to make a reservation online before arriving at the museum. (No walkups!) Proof of vaccination is required for all Museum functions. This includes Free Thursday Nights.

The Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture and Design Center: Author Harris Pavillion presents Eso es la vida/This is life: Graphic Design from Mexico from August 12, 2023 to November 27, 2023.

Eso es la vida/This is life assembles examples of graphic design from Mexico's past and present to examine the field's development over the past century and its role in popular culture.

The exhibition includes examples of posters, typography, and sign painting, as well as video and digital media that reveal visual communication as a vital facet of everyday life.

Eso es la vida brings foundational figures like José Guadalupe Posada and the Taller de Gráfica Popular into dialogue with contemporary practitioners including Estudio Herrera, the Red de Reproducción y Distribución, Carla Valdivia Nakatani, and others. Collectively, these works reflect state efforts to create a new national public after the Mexican Revolution along with contemporary calls to complicate any simple sense of national identity or visual style.

As activist printmaker Leopoldo Mendez reminds us, the role of the maker is to be an agent in such struggles over the everyday, “eso es la vida.”

Free admission on Thursdays from 5:00-7:00 pm (funded by the City of Palm Springs).

NOTE: All visitors are required to make a reservation online before arriving at the museum. (No walkups!) Proof of vaccination is required for all Museum functions. This includes Free Thursday Nights.

Rubine Red Gallery invites you to the show Jungle Gym: New Ceramics by Brooks Oliver from October 13 -31, 2023.

Explore the intricate and astounding Ceramic shapes of Brooks Oliver's Jungle Gym! Ceramicist and University of North Texas professor Brooks Oliver is known for his innovative pottery and is collected by Ikebana fans worldwide…See his latest creations exclusively during his show at Rubine Red Gallery.

Opening Reception:
Saturday, Oct 14, 5 to 8 pm

Rubine Red closes at 4 pm on Sundays.

The Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture and Design Center: Author Harris Pavillion presents Eso es la vida/This is life: Graphic Design from Mexico from August 12, 2023 to November 27, 2023.

Eso es la vida/This is life assembles examples of graphic design from Mexico's past and present to examine the field's development over the past century and its role in popular culture.

The exhibition includes examples of posters, typography, and sign painting, as well as video and digital media that reveal visual communication as a vital facet of everyday life.

Eso es la vida brings foundational figures like José Guadalupe Posada and the Taller de Gráfica Popular into dialogue with contemporary practitioners including Estudio Herrera, the Red de Reproducción y Distribución, Carla Valdivia Nakatani, and others. Collectively, these works reflect state efforts to create a new national public after the Mexican Revolution along with contemporary calls to complicate any simple sense of national identity or visual style.

As activist printmaker Leopoldo Mendez reminds us, the role of the maker is to be an agent in such struggles over the everyday, “eso es la vida.”

Free admission on Thursdays from 5:00-7:00 pm (funded by the City of Palm Springs).

NOTE: All visitors are required to make a reservation online before arriving at the museum. (No walkups!) Proof of vaccination is required for all Museum functions. This includes Free Thursday Nights.

Rubine Red Gallery invites you to the show Jungle Gym: New Ceramics by Brooks Oliver from October 13 -31, 2023.

Explore the intricate and astounding Ceramic shapes of Brooks Oliver's Jungle Gym! Ceramicist and University of North Texas professor Brooks Oliver is known for his innovative pottery and is collected by Ikebana fans worldwide…See his latest creations exclusively during his show at Rubine Red Gallery.

Opening Reception:
Saturday, Oct 14, 5 to 8 pm

Rubine Red closes at 4 pm on Sundays.

Rubine Red invites you to the Opening Reception of Jungle Gym, New Ceramics by Brooks Oliver on Saturday, Oct 14, 5 to 8 pm.

Explore the intricate and astounding Ceramic shapes of Brooks Oliver's Jungle Gym! Ceramicist and University of North Texas professor Brooks Oliver is known for his innovative pottery and is collected by Ikebana fans worldwide…See his latest creations exclusively during his show at Rubine Red Gallery.

The Show Run is October 13 - 31, 2023

The Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture and Design Center: Author Harris Pavillion presents Eso es la vida/This is life: Graphic Design from Mexico from August 12, 2023 to November 27, 2023.

Eso es la vida/This is life assembles examples of graphic design from Mexico's past and present to examine the field's development over the past century and its role in popular culture.

The exhibition includes examples of posters, typography, and sign painting, as well as video and digital media that reveal visual communication as a vital facet of everyday life.

Eso es la vida brings foundational figures like José Guadalupe Posada and the Taller de Gráfica Popular into dialogue with contemporary practitioners including Estudio Herrera, the Red de Reproducción y Distribución, Carla Valdivia Nakatani, and others. Collectively, these works reflect state efforts to create a new national public after the Mexican Revolution along with contemporary calls to complicate any simple sense of national identity or visual style.

As activist printmaker Leopoldo Mendez reminds us, the role of the maker is to be an agent in such struggles over the everyday, “eso es la vida.”

Free admission on Thursdays from 5:00-7:00 pm (funded by the City of Palm Springs).

NOTE: All visitors are required to make a reservation online before arriving at the museum. (No walkups!) Proof of vaccination is required for all Museum functions. This includes Free Thursday Nights.

Rubine Red Gallery invites you to the show Jungle Gym: New Ceramics by Brooks Oliver from October 13 -31, 2023.

Explore the intricate and astounding Ceramic shapes of Brooks Oliver's Jungle Gym! Ceramicist and University of North Texas professor Brooks Oliver is known for his innovative pottery and is collected by Ikebana fans worldwide…See his latest creations exclusively during his show at Rubine Red Gallery.

Opening Reception:
Saturday, Oct 14, 5 to 8 pm

Rubine Red closes at 4 pm on Sundays.

Rubine Red Gallery invites you to the show Jungle Gym: New Ceramics by Brooks Oliver from October 13 -31, 2023.

Explore the intricate and astounding Ceramic shapes of Brooks Oliver's Jungle Gym! Ceramicist and University of North Texas professor Brooks Oliver is known for his innovative pottery and is collected by Ikebana fans worldwide…See his latest creations exclusively during his show at Rubine Red Gallery.

Opening Reception:
Saturday, Oct 14, 5 to 8 pm

Rubine Red closes at 4 pm on Sundays.

Rubine Red Gallery invites you to the show Jungle Gym: New Ceramics by Brooks Oliver from October 13 -31, 2023.

Explore the intricate and astounding Ceramic shapes of Brooks Oliver's Jungle Gym! Ceramicist and University of North Texas professor Brooks Oliver is known for his innovative pottery and is collected by Ikebana fans worldwide…See his latest creations exclusively during his show at Rubine Red Gallery.

Opening Reception:
Saturday, Oct 14, 5 to 8 pm

Rubine Red closes at 4 pm on Sundays.

Rubine Red Gallery invites you to the show Jungle Gym: New Ceramics by Brooks Oliver from October 13 -31, 2023.

Explore the intricate and astounding Ceramic shapes of Brooks Oliver's Jungle Gym! Ceramicist and University of North Texas professor Brooks Oliver is known for his innovative pottery and is collected by Ikebana fans worldwide…See his latest creations exclusively during his show at Rubine Red Gallery.

Opening Reception:
Saturday, Oct 14, 5 to 8 pm

Rubine Red closes at 4 pm on Sundays.

Rubine Red Gallery invites you to the show Jungle Gym: New Ceramics by Brooks Oliver from October 13 -31, 2023.

Explore the intricate and astounding Ceramic shapes of Brooks Oliver's Jungle Gym! Ceramicist and University of North Texas professor Brooks Oliver is known for his innovative pottery and is collected by Ikebana fans worldwide…See his latest creations exclusively during his show at Rubine Red Gallery.

Opening Reception:
Saturday, Oct 14, 5 to 8 pm

Rubine Red closes at 4 pm on Sundays.

The Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture and Design Center: Author Harris Pavillion presents Eso es la vida/This is life: Graphic Design from Mexico from August 12, 2023 to November 27, 2023.

Eso es la vida/This is life assembles examples of graphic design from Mexico's past and present to examine the field's development over the past century and its role in popular culture.

The exhibition includes examples of posters, typography, and sign painting, as well as video and digital media that reveal visual communication as a vital facet of everyday life.

Eso es la vida brings foundational figures like José Guadalupe Posada and the Taller de Gráfica Popular into dialogue with contemporary practitioners including Estudio Herrera, the Red de Reproducción y Distribución, Carla Valdivia Nakatani, and others. Collectively, these works reflect state efforts to create a new national public after the Mexican Revolution along with contemporary calls to complicate any simple sense of national identity or visual style.

As activist printmaker Leopoldo Mendez reminds us, the role of the maker is to be an agent in such struggles over the everyday, “eso es la vida.”

Free admission on Thursdays from 5:00-7:00 pm (funded by the City of Palm Springs).

NOTE: All visitors are required to make a reservation online before arriving at the museum. (No walkups!) Proof of vaccination is required for all Museum functions. This includes Free Thursday Nights.

The Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture and Design Center: Author Harris Pavillion presents Eso es la vida/This is life: Graphic Design from Mexico from August 12, 2023 to November 27, 2023.

Eso es la vida/This is life assembles examples of graphic design from Mexico's past and present to examine the field's development over the past century and its role in popular culture.

The exhibition includes examples of posters, typography, and sign painting, as well as video and digital media that reveal visual communication as a vital facet of everyday life.

Eso es la vida brings foundational figures like José Guadalupe Posada and the Taller de Gráfica Popular into dialogue with contemporary practitioners including Estudio Herrera, the Red de Reproducción y Distribución, Carla Valdivia Nakatani, and others. Collectively, these works reflect state efforts to create a new national public after the Mexican Revolution along with contemporary calls to complicate any simple sense of national identity or visual style.

As activist printmaker Leopoldo Mendez reminds us, the role of the maker is to be an agent in such struggles over the everyday, “eso es la vida.”

Free admission on Thursdays from 5:00-7:00 pm (funded by the City of Palm Springs).

NOTE: All visitors are required to make a reservation online before arriving at the museum. (No walkups!) Proof of vaccination is required for all Museum functions. This includes Free Thursday Nights.

Rubine Red Gallery invites you to the show Jungle Gym: New Ceramics by Brooks Oliver from October 13 -31, 2023.

Explore the intricate and astounding Ceramic shapes of Brooks Oliver's Jungle Gym! Ceramicist and University of North Texas professor Brooks Oliver is known for his innovative pottery and is collected by Ikebana fans worldwide…See his latest creations exclusively during his show at Rubine Red Gallery.

Opening Reception:
Saturday, Oct 14, 5 to 8 pm

Rubine Red closes at 4 pm on Sundays.

The Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture and Design Center: Author Harris Pavillion presents Eso es la vida/This is life: Graphic Design from Mexico from August 12, 2023 to November 27, 2023.

Eso es la vida/This is life assembles examples of graphic design from Mexico's past and present to examine the field's development over the past century and its role in popular culture.

The exhibition includes examples of posters, typography, and sign painting, as well as video and digital media that reveal visual communication as a vital facet of everyday life.

Eso es la vida brings foundational figures like José Guadalupe Posada and the Taller de Gráfica Popular into dialogue with contemporary practitioners including Estudio Herrera, the Red de Reproducción y Distribución, Carla Valdivia Nakatani, and others. Collectively, these works reflect state efforts to create a new national public after the Mexican Revolution along with contemporary calls to complicate any simple sense of national identity or visual style.

As activist printmaker Leopoldo Mendez reminds us, the role of the maker is to be an agent in such struggles over the everyday, “eso es la vida.”

Free admission on Thursdays from 5:00-7:00 pm (funded by the City of Palm Springs).

NOTE: All visitors are required to make a reservation online before arriving at the museum. (No walkups!) Proof of vaccination is required for all Museum functions. This includes Free Thursday Nights.

Rubine Red Gallery invites you to the show Jungle Gym: New Ceramics by Brooks Oliver from October 13 -31, 2023.

Explore the intricate and astounding Ceramic shapes of Brooks Oliver's Jungle Gym! Ceramicist and University of North Texas professor Brooks Oliver is known for his innovative pottery and is collected by Ikebana fans worldwide…See his latest creations exclusively during his show at Rubine Red Gallery.

Opening Reception:
Saturday, Oct 14, 5 to 8 pm

Rubine Red closes at 4 pm on Sundays.

Palm Springs Art Museum has begun announcing this season’s schedule of Artful Events, novel experiences in art and beyond with all proceeds going to funding the museum’s exhibitions, programming, and institutional maintenance. The events thus far include an art salon, a fashion show, and several high-end cocktail parties. Some activities take place in the museum while others are held at private residences.

Desert Art Salon
Oct. 21, 2023, Home of Mark Pellegrino & Stuart Kent
Tickets: $200 ($175 tax deductible)

An exclusive salon featuring newly curated art gathered specifically for this event which attendees can purchase. There will also be the opportunity to meet the artists behind the paintings, sculptures, ceramics, photographs, and even a few commission(able) pieces. The salon features a  "Miami Beach Cocktail" dress theme and hosted bar, and will be catered by Chef William Bunn (of Papa Bunn's Country Kitchen). Featuring pastries created by La Provence Patisserie & Café of Palm Desert and Beverly Hills. Dance music by DJ ModGirl (Kellee McQuinn) as well as a performance by acoustic guitarist Ian Kauffman.

The online catalog can be viewed here.
Tickets can be secured here. 

The grand opening of MAD.KAT Gallery will be with the 15 artist group show in·ter·con·nec·tion, featuring artists from Tokyo, Cairo, Athens, Madrid, New York, San Francisco, Germany, Poland, and locally.

The opening is set to coincide with Palm Springs's Fall Modernism. A reception will be held on Saturday, October 21, starting at 5 pm. The show will run until December 23.

Participating artists (in alphabetical order) are:

Sharon Bell (Palm Desert, California)
Paul Bond (Ojochal, Costa Rica)
Juan Martin Del Campo, Jr. (Pomona, California)
Yutaka Fujii (Tokyo, Japan)
Maha Ibrahim (Cairo, Egypt)
Grayson Kent (Inverness, California)
Irene Krimizi (Athens, Greece)
Steve Ohlrich (Palm Desert, California)
Bonnie Denver Ruttan (Palm Springs, California)
Pablo Schugurensky (Madrid, Spain)
Kim A. Tolman (Palm Springs, California/Germany)
Tadeusz Torzecki (Los Angeles, California/Poland)
Spiros Verykios (Athens, Greece)
Micha Warren (New York, NY/Germany)
Deirdre Ferrell White (San Francisco, California)

The Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture and Design Center: Author Harris Pavillion presents Eso es la vida/This is life: Graphic Design from Mexico from August 12, 2023 to November 27, 2023.

Eso es la vida/This is life assembles examples of graphic design from Mexico's past and present to examine the field's development over the past century and its role in popular culture.

The exhibition includes examples of posters, typography, and sign painting, as well as video and digital media that reveal visual communication as a vital facet of everyday life.

Eso es la vida brings foundational figures like José Guadalupe Posada and the Taller de Gráfica Popular into dialogue with contemporary practitioners including Estudio Herrera, the Red de Reproducción y Distribución, Carla Valdivia Nakatani, and others. Collectively, these works reflect state efforts to create a new national public after the Mexican Revolution along with contemporary calls to complicate any simple sense of national identity or visual style.

As activist printmaker Leopoldo Mendez reminds us, the role of the maker is to be an agent in such struggles over the everyday, “eso es la vida.”

Free admission on Thursdays from 5:00-7:00 pm (funded by the City of Palm Springs).

NOTE: All visitors are required to make a reservation online before arriving at the museum. (No walkups!) Proof of vaccination is required for all Museum functions. This includes Free Thursday Nights.

Rubine Red Gallery invites you to the show Jungle Gym: New Ceramics by Brooks Oliver from October 13 -31, 2023.

Explore the intricate and astounding Ceramic shapes of Brooks Oliver's Jungle Gym! Ceramicist and University of North Texas professor Brooks Oliver is known for his innovative pottery and is collected by Ikebana fans worldwide…See his latest creations exclusively during his show at Rubine Red Gallery.

Opening Reception:
Saturday, Oct 14, 5 to 8 pm

Rubine Red closes at 4 pm on Sundays.

Rubine Red Gallery invites you to the show Jungle Gym: New Ceramics by Brooks Oliver from October 13 -31, 2023.

Explore the intricate and astounding Ceramic shapes of Brooks Oliver's Jungle Gym! Ceramicist and University of North Texas professor Brooks Oliver is known for his innovative pottery and is collected by Ikebana fans worldwide…See his latest creations exclusively during his show at Rubine Red Gallery.

Opening Reception:
Saturday, Oct 14, 5 to 8 pm

Rubine Red closes at 4 pm on Sundays.

Rubine Red Gallery invites you to the show Jungle Gym: New Ceramics by Brooks Oliver from October 13 -31, 2023.

Explore the intricate and astounding Ceramic shapes of Brooks Oliver's Jungle Gym! Ceramicist and University of North Texas professor Brooks Oliver is known for his innovative pottery and is collected by Ikebana fans worldwide…See his latest creations exclusively during his show at Rubine Red Gallery.

Opening Reception:
Saturday, Oct 14, 5 to 8 pm

Rubine Red closes at 4 pm on Sundays.

Rubine Red Gallery invites you to the show Jungle Gym: New Ceramics by Brooks Oliver from October 13 -31, 2023.

Explore the intricate and astounding Ceramic shapes of Brooks Oliver's Jungle Gym! Ceramicist and University of North Texas professor Brooks Oliver is known for his innovative pottery and is collected by Ikebana fans worldwide…See his latest creations exclusively during his show at Rubine Red Gallery.

Opening Reception:
Saturday, Oct 14, 5 to 8 pm

Rubine Red closes at 4 pm on Sundays.

The Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture and Design Center: Author Harris Pavillion presents Eso es la vida/This is life: Graphic Design from Mexico from August 12, 2023 to November 27, 2023.

Eso es la vida/This is life assembles examples of graphic design from Mexico's past and present to examine the field's development over the past century and its role in popular culture.

The exhibition includes examples of posters, typography, and sign painting, as well as video and digital media that reveal visual communication as a vital facet of everyday life.

Eso es la vida brings foundational figures like José Guadalupe Posada and the Taller de Gráfica Popular into dialogue with contemporary practitioners including Estudio Herrera, the Red de Reproducción y Distribución, Carla Valdivia Nakatani, and others. Collectively, these works reflect state efforts to create a new national public after the Mexican Revolution along with contemporary calls to complicate any simple sense of national identity or visual style.

As activist printmaker Leopoldo Mendez reminds us, the role of the maker is to be an agent in such struggles over the everyday, “eso es la vida.”

Free admission on Thursdays from 5:00-7:00 pm (funded by the City of Palm Springs).

NOTE: All visitors are required to make a reservation online before arriving at the museum. (No walkups!) Proof of vaccination is required for all Museum functions. This includes Free Thursday Nights.

Rubine Red Gallery invites you to the show Jungle Gym: New Ceramics by Brooks Oliver from October 13 -31, 2023.

Explore the intricate and astounding Ceramic shapes of Brooks Oliver's Jungle Gym! Ceramicist and University of North Texas professor Brooks Oliver is known for his innovative pottery and is collected by Ikebana fans worldwide…See his latest creations exclusively during his show at Rubine Red Gallery.

Opening Reception:
Saturday, Oct 14, 5 to 8 pm

Rubine Red closes at 4 pm on Sundays.

The Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture and Design Center: Author Harris Pavillion presents Eso es la vida/This is life: Graphic Design from Mexico from August 12, 2023 to November 27, 2023.

Eso es la vida/This is life assembles examples of graphic design from Mexico's past and present to examine the field's development over the past century and its role in popular culture.

The exhibition includes examples of posters, typography, and sign painting, as well as video and digital media that reveal visual communication as a vital facet of everyday life.

Eso es la vida brings foundational figures like José Guadalupe Posada and the Taller de Gráfica Popular into dialogue with contemporary practitioners including Estudio Herrera, the Red de Reproducción y Distribución, Carla Valdivia Nakatani, and others. Collectively, these works reflect state efforts to create a new national public after the Mexican Revolution along with contemporary calls to complicate any simple sense of national identity or visual style.

As activist printmaker Leopoldo Mendez reminds us, the role of the maker is to be an agent in such struggles over the everyday, “eso es la vida.”

Free admission on Thursdays from 5:00-7:00 pm (funded by the City of Palm Springs).

NOTE: All visitors are required to make a reservation online before arriving at the museum. (No walkups!) Proof of vaccination is required for all Museum functions. This includes Free Thursday Nights.

Rubine Red Gallery invites you to the show Jungle Gym: New Ceramics by Brooks Oliver from October 13 -31, 2023.

Explore the intricate and astounding Ceramic shapes of Brooks Oliver's Jungle Gym! Ceramicist and University of North Texas professor Brooks Oliver is known for his innovative pottery and is collected by Ikebana fans worldwide…See his latest creations exclusively during his show at Rubine Red Gallery.

Opening Reception:
Saturday, Oct 14, 5 to 8 pm

Rubine Red closes at 4 pm on Sundays.

Beginning in September 2023, The Perez Art District’s highly anticipated Art Walk event moves to Fourth Fridays at 4pm. The season’s inaugural event is scheduled for Sept. 22, 2023, promising an immersive experience for art enthusiasts and the local community.

Conveniently located at 68845 Perez Rd in Cathedral City, California, the Perez Art District is home to a vibrant community of artists. Visitors to the district will have the opportunity to explore the working studios of over 30 talented artists in the H and I Buildings, with an additional 6 artists in the A and C Buildings. The Art Walk offers a unique chance to witness the creative process across a variety of disciplines, including painting, sculpture, photography, and mixed media.

To stay updated on upcoming events, follow the Perez Art District on social media:

• Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/ThePerezArtDistrict)
• Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/ThePerezArtDistrict/)

Find us in buildings A, C, H, and I along Perez Rd in Cathedral City, CA. The Art Walk will commence at 4pm and run until 7pm, allowing ample time for attendees to discover the diverse range of artistic styles within the district.

The Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture and Design Center: Author Harris Pavillion presents Eso es la vida/This is life: Graphic Design from Mexico from August 12, 2023 to November 27, 2023.

Eso es la vida/This is life assembles examples of graphic design from Mexico's past and present to examine the field's development over the past century and its role in popular culture.

The exhibition includes examples of posters, typography, and sign painting, as well as video and digital media that reveal visual communication as a vital facet of everyday life.

Eso es la vida brings foundational figures like José Guadalupe Posada and the Taller de Gráfica Popular into dialogue with contemporary practitioners including Estudio Herrera, the Red de Reproducción y Distribución, Carla Valdivia Nakatani, and others. Collectively, these works reflect state efforts to create a new national public after the Mexican Revolution along with contemporary calls to complicate any simple sense of national identity or visual style.

As activist printmaker Leopoldo Mendez reminds us, the role of the maker is to be an agent in such struggles over the everyday, “eso es la vida.”

Free admission on Thursdays from 5:00-7:00 pm (funded by the City of Palm Springs).

NOTE: All visitors are required to make a reservation online before arriving at the museum. (No walkups!) Proof of vaccination is required for all Museum functions. This includes Free Thursday Nights.

Rubine Red Gallery invites you to the show Jungle Gym: New Ceramics by Brooks Oliver from October 13 -31, 2023.

Explore the intricate and astounding Ceramic shapes of Brooks Oliver's Jungle Gym! Ceramicist and University of North Texas professor Brooks Oliver is known for his innovative pottery and is collected by Ikebana fans worldwide…See his latest creations exclusively during his show at Rubine Red Gallery.

Opening Reception:
Saturday, Oct 14, 5 to 8 pm

Rubine Red closes at 4 pm on Sundays.

The Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture and Design Center: Author Harris Pavillion presents Eso es la vida/This is life: Graphic Design from Mexico from August 12, 2023 to November 27, 2023.

Eso es la vida/This is life assembles examples of graphic design from Mexico's past and present to examine the field's development over the past century and its role in popular culture.

The exhibition includes examples of posters, typography, and sign painting, as well as video and digital media that reveal visual communication as a vital facet of everyday life.

Eso es la vida brings foundational figures like José Guadalupe Posada and the Taller de Gráfica Popular into dialogue with contemporary practitioners including Estudio Herrera, the Red de Reproducción y Distribución, Carla Valdivia Nakatani, and others. Collectively, these works reflect state efforts to create a new national public after the Mexican Revolution along with contemporary calls to complicate any simple sense of national identity or visual style.

As activist printmaker Leopoldo Mendez reminds us, the role of the maker is to be an agent in such struggles over the everyday, “eso es la vida.”

Free admission on Thursdays from 5:00-7:00 pm (funded by the City of Palm Springs).

NOTE: All visitors are required to make a reservation online before arriving at the museum. (No walkups!) Proof of vaccination is required for all Museum functions. This includes Free Thursday Nights.

Rubine Red Gallery invites you to the show Jungle Gym: New Ceramics by Brooks Oliver from October 13 -31, 2023.

Explore the intricate and astounding Ceramic shapes of Brooks Oliver's Jungle Gym! Ceramicist and University of North Texas professor Brooks Oliver is known for his innovative pottery and is collected by Ikebana fans worldwide…See his latest creations exclusively during his show at Rubine Red Gallery.

Opening Reception:
Saturday, Oct 14, 5 to 8 pm

Rubine Red closes at 4 pm on Sundays.

Rubine Red Gallery invites you to the show Jungle Gym: New Ceramics by Brooks Oliver from October 13 -31, 2023.

Explore the intricate and astounding Ceramic shapes of Brooks Oliver's Jungle Gym! Ceramicist and University of North Texas professor Brooks Oliver is known for his innovative pottery and is collected by Ikebana fans worldwide…See his latest creations exclusively during his show at Rubine Red Gallery.

Opening Reception:
Saturday, Oct 14, 5 to 8 pm

Rubine Red closes at 4 pm on Sundays.

Rubine Red Gallery invites you to the show Jungle Gym: New Ceramics by Brooks Oliver from October 13 -31, 2023.

Explore the intricate and astounding Ceramic shapes of Brooks Oliver's Jungle Gym! Ceramicist and University of North Texas professor Brooks Oliver is known for his innovative pottery and is collected by Ikebana fans worldwide…See his latest creations exclusively during his show at Rubine Red Gallery.

Opening Reception:
Saturday, Oct 14, 5 to 8 pm

Rubine Red closes at 4 pm on Sundays.

On the first Wednesday of every month, Maxson Art and other galleries in the Backstreet Art District open their doors for an evening of art community, refreshments and fun!

Please join us for our monthly open house and be sure to circle the first Wednesday of every month on your calendar for ARTWALK. We hope you enjoy seeing the latest creations from our artists.

The Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture and Design Center: Author Harris Pavillion presents Eso es la vida/This is life: Graphic Design from Mexico from August 12, 2023 to November 27, 2023.

Eso es la vida/This is life assembles examples of graphic design from Mexico's past and present to examine the field's development over the past century and its role in popular culture.

The exhibition includes examples of posters, typography, and sign painting, as well as video and digital media that reveal visual communication as a vital facet of everyday life.

Eso es la vida brings foundational figures like José Guadalupe Posada and the Taller de Gráfica Popular into dialogue with contemporary practitioners including Estudio Herrera, the Red de Reproducción y Distribución, Carla Valdivia Nakatani, and others. Collectively, these works reflect state efforts to create a new national public after the Mexican Revolution along with contemporary calls to complicate any simple sense of national identity or visual style.

As activist printmaker Leopoldo Mendez reminds us, the role of the maker is to be an agent in such struggles over the everyday, “eso es la vida.”

Free admission on Thursdays from 5:00-7:00 pm (funded by the City of Palm Springs).

NOTE: All visitors are required to make a reservation online before arriving at the museum. (No walkups!) Proof of vaccination is required for all Museum functions. This includes Free Thursday Nights.

The Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture and Design Center: Author Harris Pavillion presents Eso es la vida/This is life: Graphic Design from Mexico from August 12, 2023 to November 27, 2023.

Eso es la vida/This is life assembles examples of graphic design from Mexico's past and present to examine the field's development over the past century and its role in popular culture.

The exhibition includes examples of posters, typography, and sign painting, as well as video and digital media that reveal visual communication as a vital facet of everyday life.

Eso es la vida brings foundational figures like José Guadalupe Posada and the Taller de Gráfica Popular into dialogue with contemporary practitioners including Estudio Herrera, the Red de Reproducción y Distribución, Carla Valdivia Nakatani, and others. Collectively, these works reflect state efforts to create a new national public after the Mexican Revolution along with contemporary calls to complicate any simple sense of national identity or visual style.

As activist printmaker Leopoldo Mendez reminds us, the role of the maker is to be an agent in such struggles over the everyday, “eso es la vida.”

Free admission on Thursdays from 5:00-7:00 pm (funded by the City of Palm Springs).

NOTE: All visitors are required to make a reservation online before arriving at the museum. (No walkups!) Proof of vaccination is required for all Museum functions. This includes Free Thursday Nights.

The Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture and Design Center: Author Harris Pavillion presents Eso es la vida/This is life: Graphic Design from Mexico from August 12, 2023 to November 27, 2023.

Eso es la vida/This is life assembles examples of graphic design from Mexico's past and present to examine the field's development over the past century and its role in popular culture.

The exhibition includes examples of posters, typography, and sign painting, as well as video and digital media that reveal visual communication as a vital facet of everyday life.

Eso es la vida brings foundational figures like José Guadalupe Posada and the Taller de Gráfica Popular into dialogue with contemporary practitioners including Estudio Herrera, the Red de Reproducción y Distribución, Carla Valdivia Nakatani, and others. Collectively, these works reflect state efforts to create a new national public after the Mexican Revolution along with contemporary calls to complicate any simple sense of national identity or visual style.

As activist printmaker Leopoldo Mendez reminds us, the role of the maker is to be an agent in such struggles over the everyday, “eso es la vida.”

Free admission on Thursdays from 5:00-7:00 pm (funded by the City of Palm Springs).

NOTE: All visitors are required to make a reservation online before arriving at the museum. (No walkups!) Proof of vaccination is required for all Museum functions. This includes Free Thursday Nights.

The Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture and Design Center: Author Harris Pavillion presents Eso es la vida/This is life: Graphic Design from Mexico from August 12, 2023 to November 27, 2023.

Eso es la vida/This is life assembles examples of graphic design from Mexico's past and present to examine the field's development over the past century and its role in popular culture.

The exhibition includes examples of posters, typography, and sign painting, as well as video and digital media that reveal visual communication as a vital facet of everyday life.

Eso es la vida brings foundational figures like José Guadalupe Posada and the Taller de Gráfica Popular into dialogue with contemporary practitioners including Estudio Herrera, the Red de Reproducción y Distribución, Carla Valdivia Nakatani, and others. Collectively, these works reflect state efforts to create a new national public after the Mexican Revolution along with contemporary calls to complicate any simple sense of national identity or visual style.

As activist printmaker Leopoldo Mendez reminds us, the role of the maker is to be an agent in such struggles over the everyday, “eso es la vida.”

Free admission on Thursdays from 5:00-7:00 pm (funded by the City of Palm Springs).

NOTE: All visitors are required to make a reservation online before arriving at the museum. (No walkups!) Proof of vaccination is required for all Museum functions. This includes Free Thursday Nights.

The Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture and Design Center: Author Harris Pavillion presents Eso es la vida/This is life: Graphic Design from Mexico from August 12, 2023 to November 27, 2023.

Eso es la vida/This is life assembles examples of graphic design from Mexico's past and present to examine the field's development over the past century and its role in popular culture.

The exhibition includes examples of posters, typography, and sign painting, as well as video and digital media that reveal visual communication as a vital facet of everyday life.

Eso es la vida brings foundational figures like José Guadalupe Posada and the Taller de Gráfica Popular into dialogue with contemporary practitioners including Estudio Herrera, the Red de Reproducción y Distribución, Carla Valdivia Nakatani, and others. Collectively, these works reflect state efforts to create a new national public after the Mexican Revolution along with contemporary calls to complicate any simple sense of national identity or visual style.

As activist printmaker Leopoldo Mendez reminds us, the role of the maker is to be an agent in such struggles over the everyday, “eso es la vida.”

Free admission on Thursdays from 5:00-7:00 pm (funded by the City of Palm Springs).

NOTE: All visitors are required to make a reservation online before arriving at the museum. (No walkups!) Proof of vaccination is required for all Museum functions. This includes Free Thursday Nights.

Wonderings: Art Show by George Halvorson will take place at Rubine Red Gallery November 10 - December 3, 2023.

Rubine Red Gallery is proud to introduce the Coachella Valley to Minnesota artist George Halvorson and his unique palette of colors and figurative wonderings. Halvorson's inaugural show at Rubine Red features recent work inspired by the human condition and the pure joy in the every-day world surrounding us.

Opening Reception:
Saturday, Nov 11, 5 to 8 pm

Large-Scale Wonder-Causing Wonderings!

On Sundays, Rubine Red closes at 4 pm.

The Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture and Design Center: Author Harris Pavillion presents Eso es la vida/This is life: Graphic Design from Mexico from August 12, 2023 to November 27, 2023.

Eso es la vida/This is life assembles examples of graphic design from Mexico's past and present to examine the field's development over the past century and its role in popular culture.

The exhibition includes examples of posters, typography, and sign painting, as well as video and digital media that reveal visual communication as a vital facet of everyday life.

Eso es la vida brings foundational figures like José Guadalupe Posada and the Taller de Gráfica Popular into dialogue with contemporary practitioners including Estudio Herrera, the Red de Reproducción y Distribución, Carla Valdivia Nakatani, and others. Collectively, these works reflect state efforts to create a new national public after the Mexican Revolution along with contemporary calls to complicate any simple sense of national identity or visual style.

As activist printmaker Leopoldo Mendez reminds us, the role of the maker is to be an agent in such struggles over the everyday, “eso es la vida.”

Free admission on Thursdays from 5:00-7:00 pm (funded by the City of Palm Springs).

NOTE: All visitors are required to make a reservation online before arriving at the museum. (No walkups!) Proof of vaccination is required for all Museum functions. This includes Free Thursday Nights.