Art Changes
$ Free. RSVP Recommended.
4:00 pm to 6:30 pm
Saturday, March 19, 2022

Exhibit Dates: March 12 – June 4, 2022

Opening Reception: Saturday, March 19th | 4:00 – 6:30pm | Free. RSVP recommended.

Gallery Hours: Saturdays, 2-4pm through April 23rd (no gallery hours on April 9th)

For the health and safety of our community, Rhythmix requests that ALL guests to the K Gallery be fully vaccinated and remain masked during the opening reception and exhibit viewings. For Rhythmix complete COVID-19 Safety Guidelines, click here.

Art Changes the way we see the world, the way we understand ourselves and the way we learn about each other. Presented by the Alameda Education Foundation in partnership with the K Gallery at Rhythmix Cultural Works, Art Changes brings together 8 Bay Area artists into a group exhibition to share their diverse views of the world. Art Changes features paintings, photography, collage and paper weaving from Miguel Arzabe, Julie Atkinson, Derrick Bell, Julia LaChica, Claire Lau, Constance Moore, Joaquín Newman and Darius Riley.

Each of the Art Changes artists is featured in the 2021-22 Rhythmix PAL Program with an artist profile video and coordinating art activity offered free to elementary school students throughout Alameda County.

About Art Changes:

Challenged by the overwhelming need for creative student engagement during the COVID-19 pandemic, Art Changes is designed to help teachers provide visual art instruction and appreciation in their classrooms, whether virtual or in-person.

Art Changes presents video demonstrations by featured artists accompanied by a hands-on student project influenced by each artist’s work. The artists’ videos weave stories of inspiration and perspective that reflect the rich diversity of the Bay Area. Limiting the materials needed to engage in the interactive arts experiences promotes equity and accessibility. Art project videos are created and produced by Will Chang and J Hernandez.

Art Changes partners with the Rhythmix Performance, Art & Learning (PAL) program, to provide these visual art resources at no cost to students throughout Alameda County.

https://alamedaeducationfoundation.org/art-changes/

About Alameda Education Foundation:

A vital force in the community since 1982, AEF supports educational excellence in Alameda public schools by promoting educational opportunities, innovation, and equity for Alameda K-12 public school students. AEF is a strategic partner of the Alameda Unified School District whose programs support the academic, athletic, creative, and social growth for Alameda’s public school students. Programs include Equipped for Success (providing 1,500 fully stocked backpacks annually for Title 1 students), Front Line Mini Grants for teachers, Middle School Sports, Enrichment classes, mental health support for high schoolers, Art Across the Island, Art Changes and more. AEF believes that thriving public schools are essential for a strong community and a promising future.

https://alamedaeducationfoundation.org/

Art Changes Artists









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Main image (Clockwise from top left): Juntos, Miguel Arzabe (2021); Waiting in the Wind, Julie Atkinson (2022); Guardians, Julia LaChica; Sailor on Lake Atitlan, Darius Riley; Dandelion: Bold, Beautiful & Black, Derrick Bell, (2020); Spirit Flight (detail), Joaquín Newman (2020); Brown and Black (book cover illustrations), Constance Moore (2020 & 2022), Mountain Fig V, Claire Lau (2014).