Calabi Gallery

Featuring an Eclectic Array of Primarily 20th Century Artwork

Exhibitions

WE SHALL OVERCOME: Art of Defiance and Resistance to Illicit Governance and Corporate Malfeasance

This exhibition features works of art in all media which refer to power gone wrong and other social maladies, spanning a period from 1853 to 2017F. While the current political climate was obviously a catalyst for the show, it seemed important to look at the current fascistic situation in the context of the historically perpetual […]

THE BEAT WENT ON : Late Works by Sutter Marin

Known as a beat era artist and poet, Sutter Marin’s extraordinary paintings of the 70’s and 80’s were far out of the visual arts mainstream. Marin’s paintings will be exhibited and accompanied by works by other artists of his milieu, including Paul Beattie, Dorr Bothwell, Roy DeForest, Howard Foote, Madeline Gleason, Mel Hanson, Charles Howard, Robert Howard, […]

Summer Show 2016

The gallery’s Summer Show features work by 3 Sonoma County artists who are new to the gallery, Terry Holleman, Bernadette Howard, and Bambi Waterman. While their works have little in common in terms of medium, style or subject matter, they all share a sensibility of revering and preserving the natural world or natural ways of being […]

James Ford Grant at Calabi Gallery

Calabi Gallery will be exhibiting mixed media sculptures, acrylic paintings with mixed media materials on canvas and panels, digital monoprints and photographs by James Ford Grant from May 7th through July 2nd, 2016. Opening reception Saturday, May 7th from 4-7pm. James Ford Grant received his BFA from Chouinard Art Institute in Los Angeles in 1964. […]

3/16th OFF!

Calabi Gallery invites you to our first sale of a variety of artworks from our vintage collection as well as many others by Douglas Ballou, Warren Bellows, and Jim Spitzer. We will be offering discounts ranging from 3/16th to 7/16th off. Come to the gallery to discover which works are included. This concept was inspired […]

Woodblock Prints by Michael McMillan

Michael McMillan has had a long and exceptionally diverse and creative career in the visual arts. He has worked as an abstract expressionist painter, a graphic designer, a sculptor, a cartoonist, a filmmaker, and a printmaker. Perhaps best known for his groundbreaking work as a cartoonist, he has mostly concentrated on his printmaking in recent […]

Woodblock Prints by Michael McMillan Reception! Saturday, November 21st 4-7pm

Home on the Range by Michael McMillan, 2001, Woodblock Print, 1/7 OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday, November 21st 4-7pm // EXHIBITION DATES: November 21st 2015 – January 16th 2016 Michael McMillan has had a long and exceptionally diverse and creative career in the visual arts. He has worked as an abstract expressionist painter, a graphic designer, a sculptor, […]

Other Worlds

Calabi Gallery brings you “Other Worlds” featuring recent paintings by Michael Ramos and Tim Haworth as well as a selection of 20th century works from our collection. Although exquisitely rendered in a slow, careful process, Michael’s paintings are pure expressions of the subconscious. Tim’s ethereal monotypes, mostly inspired by landscapes, are created in a unique process […]

Other Worlds Exhibition Opening Reception! Wednesday, September 16th 5-8pm

Space Carnival by Michael Ramos, 2014, Acrylic on Canvas, 48×30 OPENING RECEPTION: Wednesday, September 16th 5-8pm // EXHIBITION DATES: September 15th – October 31st, 2015 Calabi Gallery brings you “Other Worlds” featuring recent paintings by Michael Ramos and Tim Haworth as well as a selection of 20th century works from our collection. Although exquisitely rendered in a […]

Summer Selection 2015

Calabi Gallery’s 2015 “Summer Selection” features works by Douglas Ballou, Eva Belishova, & Bob Dreier, as well as many other gallery artists. Please join us for an opening reception on Friday, July 3rd from 5-8pm. Refreshments will be served for your enjoyment. On a special note – we will be celebrating the birthday of our dear […]

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