10,000 Hours Online Exhibition Sep 4th to Sep 30th 2020
What do the Beatles, Bill Gates and Venus Williams and these Cedars artists all have in common? 10,000 hours of dedication to their work! It is said it takes 10,000 hours of effort to master a craft, and Cedars’ artists are the very definition of such devotion. Our latest online art show features the spirited and diverse artwork of veteran artists Glenna Cooper, Jean Coury, Jennifer Hall, Tony Hyde, Elliot Jung, and Tim Shepp,
Are We There Yet? July 12th - August 23rd
Cedars artists have vacation on their minds! This show is all about the journey as well as the destination. Think cars, trains, road signs, back seat snacks, postcards, gas stations, beaches, monuments and landmarks! We are happy to be joined by select artists from the San Anselmo community in this celebration of hitting the road and seeing the world.
Breaking Through - Aug 6th to Aug 28th 2024
Cedars is pleased to present a survey of select pieces at O'Hanlon Gallery. These works are not only objects to admire for their bold colors and delightful depictions: they can also be portals into very diverse minds. They give the viewer a glimpse into the fascinations, emotions, and perceptions of artists that are breaking through whatever barriers are in their way.
![Cups & Saucers by Megan Olsen](https://assets.artworkarchive.com/image/upload/t_square_crop_small/v1/user_35096/Megan_Olsen_Cups_Saucers_MOL1043_kwmvm6.jpg)
![Eggplants by Megan Olsen](https://assets.artworkarchive.com/image/upload/t_square_crop_small/v1/user_35096/Megan_Olsen_Eggplantes__MOL1041_bqc5np.jpg)
Construct/ Deconstruct 2024
Instead of starting with blank canvas or paper, Cedars artists were encouraged to create art using found surfaces and objects. In addition to adding new life to old, unfinished artwork, they transformed cardboard boxes, old magazines, wood scraps, and all kinds of other odds and ends. This act of upcycling, or creating new value from discarded things, sometimes reveals gleaming, hidden facets of our artists' creativity.
Delicious! Online exhibition November 6th to Nov 27th 2020
It’s time to celebrate the harvest, and our connection to friends and family. This season, when in-person sharing will be limited, we can still enjoy the holidays through memories and images of foods we love and foods we imagine.