Art shows and art events in Cupertino, CA tonight and this week
328 listings in and around Cupertino, CA, Wednesday, November 11 through Tuesday, November 17. Soonest: Paint & Sip at Sol Botanica (Friday 6 p.m.); Barnstorm Presents: The Flick (Fri. Oct. 30th, 7:30 pm) at UCSC Theater Arts Center Studio B100 (Friday 7:30 p.m.); Art Exhibit: Elemental at EVC Art Gallery, Evergreen Valley College (Tuesday 10:45 a.m.); Art Exhibit: Elemental at EVC Art Gallery, Evergreen Valley College (Wednesday 10:45 a.m.). Every listing links the venue's or organizer's own page it was checked against.
Runs across the dates shown. The Flick, Annie Baker's play about three employees at a failing Massachusetts movie theater, staged by Barnstorm. Free for UCSC students.
Runs across the dates shown. Elemental, an exhibition of jewelry, sculpture and objects made from metal and other materials drawn from earth, air, fire and water, showcasing Bay Area metal artists including Jackie Baxton, Abby Bettencourt, Jennifer Cannon and Steve Davis.
Runs across the dates shown. Elemental, an exhibition of jewelry, sculpture and objects made from metal and other materials drawn from earth, air, fire and water, showcasing Bay Area metal artists including Jackie Baxton, Abby Bettencourt, Jennifer Cannon and Steve Davis.
Runs across the dates shown. Elemental, an exhibition of jewelry, sculpture and objects made from metal and other materials drawn from earth, air, fire and water, showcasing Bay Area metal artists including Jackie Baxton, Abby Bettencourt, Jennifer Cannon and Steve Davis.
Runs across the dates shown. Touch Me Not, the 12th annual undergraduate juried exhibition, shows art by twenty-two Stanford undergraduates, chosen for the quality and distinctiveness of their individual practices. Curated by Gabriel Harrison.
Runs across the dates shown. Touch Me Not, the 12th annual undergraduate juried exhibition, shows art by twenty-two Stanford undergraduates, chosen for the quality and distinctiveness of their individual practices. Curated by Gabriel Harrison.
Runs across the dates shown. Touch Me Not, the 12th annual undergraduate juried exhibition, shows art by twenty-two Stanford undergraduates, chosen for the quality and distinctiveness of their individual practices. Curated by Gabriel Harrison.
Exhibition pairing weaving and printmaking with digital tools, featuring prints woven into textile, thrown clay with printed forms, and a working loom in the gallery.
An art exhibition featuring a live working loom alongside textiles, prints, photographs, and ceramics that explore the connections between traditional weaving, printmaking, and digital computing.
Aura photography at Ancient Ways: see your aura, the energy field reflecting your emotions, personality and spirit, in color, with a digital photo to keep. No reservation needed.
A social gathering for adults 18 and over to work on their own fiber projects alongside other enthusiasts, from knitting to quilting. Not a class: bring your own materials.
A paint and sip night at La Pinata Fremont where you paint Black Cat and Moonlight. Supplies are included, no experience is needed, and ages 13 and up are welcome.
Personalized aromatherapy and skin and body care products made from natural ingredients, essential oils and simple tools. The results keep you clean, fragrant and relaxed.
A free, hosted night of electronics tinkering in Ace Makerspace's electronics lab: get project help, learn to solder or use oscilloscopes, and repair devices. Ages 10+, no membership required.
Patty Chang's exhibition surfacing, a multimedia sculptural look at the ocean bringing together remains from Point Alones Chinese Fishing Village, fish specimens and archives of Chinese fisher families on the Monterey Peninsula.
An exhibit for the Anza expedition's 250th anniversary, showing what the settlers found when they reached Monterey. Reproductions of 22 drawings by voyage artists add a sense of the time. Free.
An art exhibition featuring a live working loom alongside textiles, prints, photographs, and ceramics that explore the connections between traditional weaving, printmaking, and digital computing.
Exhibition pairing weaving and printmaking with digital tools, featuring prints woven into textile, thrown clay with printed forms, and a working loom in the gallery.
A drop-in craft hour for children and families, in which you make a giving tree and landscape by fork painting. Materials go first come, first served while supplies last.