Manuel Fernando Rios:
When They Reminisce Over You

February 7 – March 29, 2026
Reception: February 13, 6-9 PM
Artist Talk: February 21, 2-3:30

Manuel Fernando Rios is a painter, printmaker, and Professor of Art at Woodland Community College. In his exhibit, When They Reminisce Over You, Rios shares his interest in themes that explore his Chicano heritage, as well as his family’s history and experiences. Blurring the line between naturalism and abstraction, the artist embraces the use of complex design patterns, photography, and text to make a powerful statement.

This exhibit is sponsored by Rosa Marquez & Yatish Mishra.

Assorted Flavors:
Pence Member Show

March 13 – April 16, 2026
Reception: March 13, 6-9 PM

The Pence Member exhibit celebrates the creativity of our organization’s members to participate in a non-juried exhibit of art. We invite you to view the diversity in the show as a wonderful sign of how ‘assorted’ we are in how we view the world, and in how we make art.

This exhibit is sponsored by HF Richardson.

Barbara Prodaniuk:
Myths in Mud

March 13 – April 26, 2026
Reception: March 13, 6-9 PM

Barbara Prodaniuk is a ceramic artist whose work is inspired by the forest, meadows, and waterways surrounding the Truckee area. She explores the stories carried by the creatures and artifacts found in these environments through layered surfaces, organic textures, and sculpted imagery. Her recent series of work is part of an ongoing dialogue with the natural world and illustrates how closely we are woven into the tapestry of the land and creatures around us.

This exhibit is sponsored by Kim Ohlson & Allen Barnes.

Please be aware that this exhibit is located in our upstairs gallery. Access may be slightly limited due to occasional events and classes that occur in this space. To ensure that your visit and enjoyment of this exhibit is not interrupted, please refer to our Programs page.

Loraine Watson-Fox:
Small Wonders

March 6 – 29, 2026
Reception: March 13, 6-9 PM

Loraine Watson-Fox is a Davis-based artist who employs mixed media, including collage, text, thread, found objects, and textural elements to enhance her use of more traditional paint media. Small Wonders expands on a daily practice she undertook in 2025, where snapshots of wonder were created on one-inch squares of paper. Taking a subset of these daily pieces, the artist has re-created and re-imagined them as larger works.