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Staring at a Sun that Never Sets
The Pit 258 N. Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, CA, United StatesThe Pitin Palm Springs presents its summer group show, Staring at a Sun that Never Sets. The gallery will host an artist reception Sept. 14 from 5 to 7 p.m. The exhibition, on view through Sept. 30, will feature artwork by Chase Biado, Howard Fonda, James Goss, Raymie Iadevaia, Tess Jenkins, Jennifer King, YehRim Lee, Ry Rocklen, Leena Similu, Magnus
The Artwork of Elaine Mathews
Rancho Mirage Library and Observatory 71100 Highway 111, Rancho Mirage, CA, United StatesInfluenced by early California art, Elaine Mathews paints large, semi-impressionist landscapes and small plein-air paintings using a palette knife and brush. In her exhibition at the Rancho Mirage Library, she presents scenes from the high and low deserts, with ocotillo, yucca palms, cholla, and Joshua trees animating her views.
Eso Es la Vida
Palm Springs Art Museum 101 Museum Drive, Palm Springs, CA, United StatesThis exhibition at Palm Springs Art Museum spotlights graphic design from Mexico's past and present, examining the field's development over the last century and it's role in Mexico's pop culture. Curated by Robert J. Kett, Eso Es la Vida features typography, posters, sign painting, video, and digital media.
Resurgence Exhibition
Desert Art Woman Gallery 68-895 Perez Rd # i-26, Cathedral City, CA, United StatesDesert Art Woman Gallery and programming partner Wyld Womxn present Resurgence, an all female/nonbinary art show. The art show is curated by Adriana Lopez-Ospina, Lauren Bright of Wyld Womxn, and Juliette Vos of Desert Art Woman Gallery. The art show explores artists and how they are transitioning or not into the world. Both organizations focus on women's empowerment an education.
Rückblick 30: The Art of Kim A. Tolman
Mad Kat Gallery 71590 Highway 11, Rancho Mirage, CA, United StatesGerman artist Kim A. Tolman, who lives in Palm Springs, is being featured at the desert's largest art venue, MAD.KAT Gallery in Rancho Mirage. This art show highlights Tolman's paintings from the early 1990s to today. Tolman's expressive work emphasizes texture and color. She has also worked for Disney and Universal Studios as a production designer, and she has had
Michael Griffin’s “Just Bloom” at Rubine Red Gallery
Rubine Red Gallery 668 N Palm Canyon Drive, Suite 102, Palm Springs, United StatesRubine Red Gallery's latest show is "Just Bloom" by Michael Griffin. Griffin's new show expands his chrysanthemum flower inspired series by taking oil forms to higher levels of dimensional color, depth, and light. The opening reception will be held on Saturday, Sept. 16 from 5 to 8 p.m.
Maleza Mezcal Dinner with Bozal at Drift
Drift Palm Springs 284 S Indian Canyon Dr., Palm Springs, CA, United StatesFeast on a Baja-inspired three course meal crafted by Chef Ysaac Ramirez at Drift in Palm Springs. The three-course meal will be paired with Bozal Mezcal. The dinner will feature live fire dances and music by Coachella Valley-based duo Las Tías. The experience is $80 per person and will be charged on site.
Slay: The Art of Drag at Palm Springs Library
Palm Springs Library 300 S Sunrise Way, Palm Springs, United StatesThe Palm Springs Library hosts "Slay: The Art of Drag" art exhibit by artist Craig Mann. Browse through 20 portraits of local drag queens. Mann celebrates local drag artists who bring joy and entertainment to their audiences. The exhibit can be viewed at the main library durning regular hours.
Raiz II
Walter N. Marks Center for the Arts at College of the Desert 43500 Monterey Ave., Palm Desert, CA, United StatesHead to the Walter N. Marks Center for the Arts at College of the Desert for Raiz II, an art exhibition curated by Thinkspace Projects, Tlaloc Studios, and the Perez Brothers. The opening reception will be held Sept. 28 from 4 to 6 p.m with installations by Bloody Gums Collective and live screen-printing with Blue Hills Studios.
Planned Parenthood 60th Anniversary Cocktail Reception
Avalon Hotel & Bungalows 415 S. Belardo Road, Palm Springs, CA, United StatesPlanned Parenthood will host a cocktail reception to fête its 60th anniversary at the Avalon Hotel & Bungalows in Palm Springs. The reception is a communitywide celebration that reflects on the past and looks to the future while uplifting the organization's passionate staff, brave patients, and committed supporters. Planned Parenthood of the Pacific Southwest is proud to recognize six decades