Organization
Peninsula Museum of Art
The Peninsula Museum of Art occupies half of the main floor of the Twin Pines Art Center. The other main floor occupants are the Belmont Arts Council Gallery and the office of ARTshare of San Mateo County. Artists rent the upstairs rooms for their working studios. The Twin Pines Art Center site includes one formal gallery, a reference library and a museum store.
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Upcoming Events
| 09/19/10 |
Cork Marcheschi - Sunday Seminar
Peninsula Museum of Art
Presented by Peninsula Museum of Art
at Peninsula Museum of Art
September 19, 2010
Peninsula Art Museum features a Sunday Seminar with Cork Marcheschi, who will discuss his sculpture, methods, and theories and answer questions. Cork has an art exhibition, Constructed Sculpture of Light and Energy currently on display at the museum - scupltural artworks that flashes, grows, sparks, and interacts.
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10/17/10- 12/24/10 |
Visions, The Imagined Universe - Paintings and Original Prints by Jesse Allen
Peninsula Museum of Art
Presented by Peninsula Museum of Art
at Peninsula Museum of Art
October 17-December 24, 2010
Jesse Allen’s paintings and original prints are incredibly alive, filled with plants and animals that may (or may not) relate to the “real” world. Reality doesn’t matter, line, pattern, and colors do, with an intensity and complexity that demands the viewer’s attention. Visions opens with a reception on Sunday, Oct. 17 (1pm to 4pm). Exhibition dates are Oct. 17 through Dec. 24.
“When I paint a picture, I am creating a secret place”...
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Past
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Past Events
04/18/10- 06/27/10 |
The Divine Comedy - Paintings and Sculpture by Harriet Moore
Peninsula Museum of Art
Presented by Peninsula Museum of Art
at Peninsula Museum of Art
April 18-June 27, 2010
Avg. Event Rating (5.0 Stars):
Harriet Grannis Moore, well-known San Francisco sculptor and instructor in stone and clay, created a series of paintings inspired by Dante’s The Divine Comedy in the '70's and early '80's. The paintings, measuring nine feet high by four feet, will be accompanied by related ceramic sculpture.
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01/17/10- 03/28/10 |
Machines of Memory - Sculpture and Works on Paper by Joseph Zirker
Peninsula Museum of Art
Presented by Peninsula Museum of Art
at Peninsula Museum of Art
January 17-March 28, 2010
The boom and rumble of giant machines in the noisy gloom of night shift in a foundry merged and emerged from the distant past in Joseph Zirker’s monotypes as imagined mechanical devices. These images, mostly black and white, are accompanied by playful Calder-esque sculptures constructed of paper that “represent in three dimensions a dual need to both translate and objectify the feelings and ideas that have preoccupied my printmaking in two dimensions” according to...
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01/06/10- 02/14/10 |
Nepotes and Nutcrackers
Peninsula Museum of Art
Presented by Peninsula Museum of Art
at Peninsula Museum of Art
January 6-February 14, 2010
Nepote & Nutcrackers opens in the Collections Room of the Peninsula Art Museum in Belmont. The exhibit showcases five Alexander Nepote oil paintings recently donated to the museum by Dr. Robert Kraft. Kraft, now retired, was co-chair of pathology for Mills-Peninsula Hospital. The artwork was collected by his late wife, Robby Lee Kraft.
Nepote, who died in 1986, was known for his mixed-media abstractions. He served as dean of the faculty at the California College of Arts...
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10/11/09- 12/31/09 |
Ebb & Flow
Peninsula Museum of Art
Presented by Peninsula Museum of Art
at Peninsula Museum of Art
October 11-December 31, 2009
The Peninsula Art Museum presents Ebb & Flow, an exhibit featuring paintings by Claudia Chapline and Jone Manoogian, with sculpture by Tyler James Hoare.
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09/13/09- 11/22/09 |
Box, Hole, & Film
Peninsula Museum of Art
Presented by Peninsula Museum of Art
at Peninsula Museum of Art
September 13-November 22, 2009
The Peninsula Art Museum presents Box, Hole, & Film, an exhibit featuring cameras and photographs from the collection of Judith Hoffman. One of the pieces exhibited is Judith's brass pinhole camera, Tyrannosaurus photoventris, 6.75 inches high, made of brass and fabricated plastic dinosaur. The pinhole camera uses paper film with the lens cap on a ball chain. This camera takes "photos of dinosaurs, mostly in the late Cretaceous."
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07/12/09- 09/20/09 |
Crab Orchard Cemetery Revisited
Peninsula Museum of Art
Presented by Peninsula Museum of Art
at Peninsula Museum of Art
July 12-September 20, 2009
Jo Hanson (San Francisco, 1918 - 2007), left two major legacies to the art world. One was the encouragement of environmental art, and the other was the single best known of Hanson's works, the Crab Orchard Cemetery. The Peninsula Art Museum acquired most of the original works in "Crab Orchard Cemetery" from Hanson's estate and plans to reinstall them as Crab Orchard Cemetery Revisited. The exhibition opens July 12 and closes Sept. 20.
The original Crab...
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03/28/09- 04/30/09 |
Ultimate Eye Foundation Competition 2009 - Signs and Revelations
Peninsula Museum of Art
Presented by Peninsula Museum of Art
at Peninsula Museum of Art
March 28-April 30, 2009
This spring the Peninsula Arts Museum will present the 2009 winners and finalists in the annual international competition sponsored by the Ultimate Eye Foundation. The exhibition opens with a reception on Saturday, March 28. UEF founders James and Kathryn Daugherty have awarded $5,000 each to the two winners: one in Innovative Figure Photography, and one in Digital Art Based in Photography. Each year they review hundreds of images, searching for exceptional work in the two genres. See the...
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01/11/09- 03/15/09 |
Xpresiones! - Monotypes and Constructions by Gustavo Ramos Rivera
Peninsula Museum of Art
Presented by Peninsula Museum of Art
at Peninsula Museum of Art
January 11-March 15, 2009
Xpresiones! Monotypes and Constructions by Gustavo Ramos Rivera features thirteen new monotypes and four very large constructions by San Francisco artist Gustavo Ramos Rivera. According to Jerry Emanuel, exhibition coordinator, "Rivera's art reveals radiant visual flavors which form the purist fruits of Modern Mexican Aesthetics." Guest Curator Melissa Behravesh (Smith Andersen Editions) describes Rivera's new images as "gestural, personal, and open." obert Flynn...
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Event Name: The Divine Comedy - Paintings and Sculpture by Harriet Moore
"truly captivating"
Review
posted by:
Justin
from San Carlos, CA,
Apr 16, 2010
I was fortunate to catch a sneak peek at this upcoming exhibit consisting of a series of oil paintings as well as selected sculptures and they are absolutely marvelous! I literally spent hours examining each panel as the story of Dante's "Divine Comedy" came to life! Above all it's free! Please take advantage of this opportunity ;)
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