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Richmond II, 2002,pigment on Ilford Satin by Katherine Westerhout in "Interiors," through August 30 at Latham Square Associates.

Art Throb

This week's art events

Expressionistic Paintings

Opening reception and poetry reading for expressionistic paintings of Dutch-American artist Gerrit Hondius.

Sat/3, 6pm. Temescal Café, 4920 Telegraph, Oakl. 595.4102.


Lisa Bollinger

In partnership with the Tuesday Night Art Series of the Oakland Art Gallery, the Artship Foundation presents an artist talk with painter Lisa Bollinger.

Tue/6, 7pm. Oakland Art Gallery, 155 Kahn's Alley (15th and Broadway), Oakl. 268.4978.


Embracing Child Art artwork

Plate by Barbara McGuire, as part of the "Embracing Child Art" exhibit at MOCHA.


Museums

Alameda Historical Museum
2324 Alameda, Alameda. Free. 521.1233.
Permanent displays depicting Alameda's history from early Native Americans to circa 1940 in West Gallery.

Berkeley Art Museum
2626 Bancroft, Berk. $6. 642.0808.
Through December 22, "MicroPainting: The Portrait Miniature." ­ Through July 28, Matrix 198: "T.J. Wilcox: Smorgasbord." ­ Through July 28, "New Knowledge: The 32nd Annual UC Berkeley MFA Graduate Exhibition. * Through August 18, "V.I.P." Exhibiting the relation- ship between artist and model. ­ Through December 1, "Friends and Rivals: Nanga Painters Baiitsu and Chikutô. * Through June 2003, "Hans Hoffman: Scintillating Spaces." * Through February 9, 2003, "Fast Forward II," a look at the growing BAM collection. ­ Through 2003, "Face of Buddha." Sculpture from India, China, Japan, and Southeast Asia.

Chabot Space & Science Center
10000 Skyline Blvd., Oakl. $8. 336-7373.
Through September 15, "The Lost Spacecraft: Liberty Bell 7 Recovered," an interactive exhibit that takes visitors on a virtual ride 118 miles into space and three miles below the ocean surface as it recounts the story of the ill-fated 1961 Mercury space mission through virtual displays, graphics, and video and audio outputs.

Museum of Children's Art
538 9th St. (Swan's Marketplace) Oakl. 465.8770.
Through August 10, "Embracing Child Art: Treasuring children's images in jewelry and home décor," with artist/author Barbara A. McGuire.

Oakland Museum of California
1000 Oak, Oakl. $6. 888.625.6873.
Through September 22, "Ansel Adams: Inspiration and Influence." * Through September 22, "Ruth Asawa: Completing the Circle. * Through August 25, "Scene in Oakland, 1852-2002: Artworks celebrating Oakland's 150th Anniversary."

Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology
Kroeber Hall, Bancroft and Telegraph, Berk. $2. 643.7648.
Ongoing exhibition. "A Century of Collecting," examines artifact collecting as a form of cultural representation. * Ongoing exhibition. "Native Californian Cultures," an overview of Native Californian cultures demonstrating the great diversity of the Californian peoples.

Galleries

21 Grand
449B 23rd St. Oakl. 444.7263
Through August 4, "Noninsensate Possibilities." Painting and sculpture by Rosln Abraham and Lydia Van Nostrand.

African American Museum and Library
659 14th St. Oakl. 238.6713
Through September 7, "Mary Ellen Pleasant: Mother of Civil Rights in California."

Albatross Pub
1822 San Pablo; Berk. 843.2473
Through July, "RawPaint Explorations," a survey of recent work by F Michael Wells.

Ardency Gallery
709 Broadway; Oakl. 836.0831
Through August 17, "First Anniversary," a group show by thirteen Bay Area artists.

Assembly
1701 MLK, Jr. Berk. 848.7189
"Furniture in Space." Work with an architectural theme by gallery artists.

Babilonia 1808
1808 Fifth St. Berk. 549.1808
Through September 7, "Brown Man's Burden," selected works of Filipino artists from the Babilonia Wilner Collection.

Bank of Alameda
883A Island Dr. Alameda 748.1140
Through August 31, "MiniScapes," featuring miniature oil paintings by Dulcie Dee.

Berkeley Art Festival Gallery
2342 Shattuck Ave. Berk. 665.9496
Through August 25, "Freedom! Now!," a month long exhibit of political art.

Berkeley Art Center
1275 Walnut St. Berk. 644.6893
Through August 11, "Red Rivers Run Through Us: Art and Writing from Maxine Hong Kingston's Veterans' Writing Group."

Café Galleria
Lincoln Square Shopping Center; 4100 Redwood Rd. Oakl. 531.1404
Through July, "Watercolors of Spain," paintings by international artist, Rita Sklar.

Chi Gallery
912A Clay St. Oakl. 832-4CHI
Through August 3, "Explorations," portraits of the Black male by Marv Roussan, and paintings ex-ploring the texture of Black hair by Jeanette Madden.

Crafts & Cultural Arts Gallery
State Building Atrium; 1515 Clay; Oakl. 637.0395
Through September 7, "Oakland Portraits: Then and Now, 1852-2002.

Door 7 Gallery
2316 Telegraph; Oakl. 763.6494
Through July 31, "Bird Song," recent work by Kimberly White.

Editions Limited
4090 Halleck; Emeryville 923.9770
Ongoing exhibition of "American Landscape Paintings" by a variety of artists.

Expressions Art Gallery
815 Washington; Oakl. 451.6646
Ongoing exhibition of community and prison artwork.

Gallery 555
555 City Center (at 12th Street); Oakl. 865.5100
Through October 10, "Balancing Acts," whimsical works by artist Ann Weber.

Graduate Theological Union
Flora Lamson Hewlett Library; 2400 Ridge Rd. Berk. 649.2500
Through October 4, "Jan Wurm: Paintings and Drawings."

Jane Steingart Gallery
Laney College; 900 Fallon St. Oakl. 464-3586
Through August 22, "Elemental," new works by Oakland-based artist Matthew Purdon.

Kala Art Institute Gallery
1060 Heinz Ave. Berk. 549.2977
Through July 31, "New Work, Part 1," exhibit showcasing the work of four artists.

Lanesplitters
2033 San Pablo; Berk. 410.2234
Ongoing exhibition of oil paintings by David Nyquist.

Latham Square Office Building
1611 Telegraph; Oakl. 763.4361
Through August 30, "Interiors,"architectural photography of Katherine Westerhout. Organized by Betty Kano, Curator, Pro Arts, Inc.

Liminal Arts
2000 Myrtle; Oakl. 465.6009
Ongoing exhibition for this new artist gallery/ performance/studio space. By appointment.

Lucky Tackle
6608 San Pablo Ave.; Oakl. 484.4373
Through August 31, "Shit-Hot," inaugural exhibit of new Bay Area art space featuring conceptual and experimental work by local artists.

Mojo's Gallery
1768 Broadway; Oakl. 893.7202
Through August 30, paintings and recent work by Mailyn J. Hotes.

Oakland Public Library
659 14th St. Oakl. 637.0200
Ongoing exhibition of "The West Oakland Senior Citizen Oral History Project."

Pro Arts
461 Ninth St. Oakl. ­ 763.4361
Through August 10, "New Visions: Introductions '02." Displaying the works of California's emerging artists.

Richmond Art Center
2540 Barrett Ave. Richmond 620.6722
Through August 17, Main Gallery: Bay Area Selections ­ Ceramics: "Fourth Annual Ernie Kim Award" featuring: Michelle P. Kern, Kim Tucker, Shalene Valenzuela, and Monica Van den Dool. * South Gallery: "Gertrud Parker," Recent work curated by Peter Selz and Rachel Osajima. * West Gallery: "trans/lucent," recent work by Leah Korican. ­ Community Gallery: "From Our Studios," "Power of a Voice," and "Top of the Map."

San Pablo Arts Gallery
13831 San Pablo; One Alvarado Square; San Pablo 836.2663
Through September 29, "Open Air, Open Eyes," a group show featuring art works by Chuck Overton, Susan Shore, Bruce Hopkins, and Robin Hipolito.

Shamwari Gallery
4176 Piedmont; Oakl. ­ 923.1222
Ongoing exhibition of con-temporary stone sculptures from Zimbabwe, Africa.

Temescal Café Gallery
4920 Telegraph; Berk. ­ 595.4102
Through September 11, Garrit Hondius (1890-1972), "The Manteo Family Performing Puppets."

Traywick Gallery
1316 Tenth St. Berk. ­ 527.1214
Through August 24, "Part Two: New Drawing and Photography."

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