Calabi Gallery

Featuring an Eclectic Array of Primarily 20th Century Artwork

Exhibitions

Grand (Re)Opening Inaugural Group Exhibition

Calabi Gallery presents our 2014 Inaugural Group Exhibition in celebration of the Grand (Re)Opening of our gallery (formerly in Petaluma) now located at 456 Tenth Street in Santa Rosa! Our eclectic selection of inventory will continue to range from 19th to 21st century, representational to abstract, including paintings, sculpture, graphics, photography & mixed media. Please join […]

GRAND (RE)OPENING RECEPTION! March 15th from 3-7pm

CALABI GALLERY PROUDLY PRESENTS THE 2014 INAUGURAL GROUP EXHIBITION! Souvenir by Charles H. Howard, 1948, Gouache, 10×14 Please join us on Saturday, March 15th from 3-7pm for our 2014 Inaugural Group Exhibition reception in celebration of the Grand (Re)Opening of our gallery (formerly in Petaluma) now located at 456 Tenth Street in Santa Rosa!           Our eclectic […]

Memento Mori

Calabi Gallery presents ”Memento Mori.” In anticipation of El Dia de los Muertos we are showing art relating to themes of life and death. As usual, we will also display a selection of works from our inventory unrelated to the main show. Our opening reception coincides with the downtown Petaluma second Saturday ArtWalk on Saturday, September 14th […]

Memento Mori Exhibition Opening!

Calabi Gallery presents “Memento Mori.” In anticipation of El Dia de los Muertos we are showing art relating to themes of life and death. Featured artists include Doug Ballou, Benjamin Cañas, Holly Downing, Oswaldo Guayasamin, Emmanuel Mane-Katz, Michael McMillan, Emmanuel Catarino Montoya, and Karima Muyaes. As usual, we will also display a selection of works from […]

Summer Selection Exhibition 2013

Calabi Gallery presents “Summer Selection” A new selection of works by gallery artists and from our inventory of vintage art. Please join us for an opening reception July 13th 5-8pm. This event coincides with the downtown Petaluma July ArtWalk so other venues in town will also remain open after usual business hours for your viewing pleasure. Artists […]

Summer Selection Exhibition Opening!

Calabi Gallery presents “Summer Selection” A new selection of works by gallery artists and from our inventory of vintage art. Please join us for an opening reception July 13th 5-8pm. This event coincides with the downtown Petaluma July ArtWalk so other venues in town will also remain open after usual business hours for your viewing pleasure. […]

Abstract Gallery Selection

Calabi Gallery presents “Intimate Enigmas,” recent abstract stone sculptures by Easton. With their meticulously finished surfaces and exquisitely organic forms Easton’s sculptures are a sensual delight. Please click here to view Easton’s sculpture exhibition. The gallery is also displaying abstract paintings and original prints by various artists including Charles Howard, Claire Falkenstein, Robert McChesney, and […]

Intimate Enigmas

Calabi Gallery presents “Intimate Enigmas,” recent abstract stone sculptures by Easton. With their meticulously finished surfaces and exquisitely organic forms Easton’s sculptures are a sensual delight. More information is provided below images. The gallery is also displaying abstract paintings and original prints by various artists including Charles Howard, Claire Falkenstein, Robert McChesney, and Paul Beattie. […]

Intimate Enigmas Exhibition Opening!

INTIMATE ENIGMAS OPENING RECEPTION SATURDAY, MAY 11TH FROM 5-8PM Calabi Gallery presents “Intimate Enigmas,” recent abstract stone sculptures by Easton. With their meticulously finished surfaces and exquisitely organic forms Easton’s sculptures are a sensual delight. The gallery is also displaying abstract paintings and original prints by various artists including Charles Howard, Claire Falkenstein, Robert McChesney, […]

The Human Presence in Art

Portraiture, figure studies, and genre paintings have long been staples of art production. At their best, as in all great art, the subject matter is just a vehicle for a far deeper expression of feeling or thought. While abstractions, still lives, and landscapes may or may not directly reference human beings or their influence on […]

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