LH Horton Jr Art Gallery

VOICES: Stockton Women’s Art Collective Alone Together Luz Lua, Allison Savage, Susan Bod, Leila Valencia, Celina Gonzalez-Cortez, Cherry Larkins, Bird Gallagher, Adreanna Rodriguez, and Lisa Rie Online Exhibition & Events at gallery.deltacollege.edu (link in bio)... Everyone Pays, 2021 Styrofoam, plastic, spray paint 34 x 11w x 10d $1,000 "Everyone must pay in some way for living." #fineart #contemporaryart #sculpture #womenartists #stocktonartists #stocktonart #artistwork @sjdeltacollege @hortongallery_deltacollege @sjdc_ceramics_sculpture @sjdc_photography

"Alone Together" March 4, 2021

Exhibiting Artists Gary Carlos, Sculpture Shenny Cruces, Ceramics ... Ronald Houck, Painting Mario Moreno, Painting and Drawing Arielle Rebek, Photography Kirstyn Russell, Photography Ruth Santee, Printmaking and 2D Color & Design Robert Schumacher, Drawing and Art Appreciation See more

Presenting the biennial Delta College Art Faculty Show open online at gallery.deltacollege.edu Featured in this post: Mario Moreno ... Professor of Art: Painting & Drawing Mario Moreno has been teaching drawing and painting for 25 years at Delta College. He is a native artist of the San Joaquin Valley and educated at California State University, Chico and Sacramento. His work has been part of the Royal Chicano Air Force and regional muralist movements. Moreno’s work often focuses on vibrant, abstract paintings that explore the social, political, and cultural verities of the Chicano experience. Paint is applied for its own content, and not solely as a vehicle to imitate an object. Abstract application is used as a play of memories, promoting the reciprocal relationship of color and memory a gathering of observations and reflections. English Only acrylic and mixed media on canvas 36 x 24 Cosmic Voices acrylic and mixed media on canvas 36 x 24 @sjdeltacollege @hortongallery_deltacollege @sjdc_ceramics_sculpture @sjdc_photography @arirebek @shendoe @ruthasantee #painting #fineart #abstractart #chicanoartist

Curated by Milton 510 Bowens and Jan Marlese. An exhibition reflecting on Black American history, racial injustice, and a call for anti-racist action.

Presenting the biennial Delta College Art Faculty Show open online at gallery.deltacollege.edu Last night's virtual reception was awesome, "seeing" faculty and students, former and current, coming out in support of the Visual and Multimedia Arts at Delta College! With renewed hope that we may now move forward with the challenge to fight climate change, we present this series of work for our first post for the faculty show:... Kirstyn Russell @pleasepleaseletmegetwhatiwant Professor of Photography Untitled Series 2020 20 x 24 C print I woke up to darkness on the morning of September 9th, 2020. It was already 7:30 am but the room was dark with little light coming in through the curtains. I could tell something was off so I quickly got dressed and we all went outside into an apocalyptic morning. The sun was gone. I brought my camera to document this unbelievable experience. These are images taken between 7:30 am and noon. I had to use a tripod and my exposures were long. I was wearing two masks and encountered people wearing respirators. I still haven’t recovered from this day. The Tungsten light was fascinating and challenging, but what the day actually represents is a wakeup call and terrifying. I process the world through photographs, and I am thankful I have these images to remind myself and others how close we are to irreparable damage to our environment. I hope I don’t have another opportunity to photograph a sepia colored day with no sun. May we move forward and care for each other and the earth better. @sjdeltacollege @hortongallery_deltacollege @sjdc_ceramics_sculpture @sjdc_photography @arirebek @shendoe @ruthasantee #photography #climatechangeisreal #hopeforchange #tungstenlight #cleanair #firefighters

As we bring The Space Between History and Hope exhibition to a close, I'd like to thank my co-curator and artist Milton Bowens @milton510 and all of the exhibiting artists for making this outstanding exhibition happen; Jamin Carter @jamin.carter Kevin Demery @weighted_by_gold Kyle Malanda @kwamalanda Steve Prince @onefishstudio Joann Quiñones @jquinones99 Karen Seneferu @karen_seneferu Dr. Leslee Stradford @lesleestradford and Fan Lee Warren Dr. Leslee Stradford Black Inven...tors Collection: Anna Mangin oil on Linen, 60 x 60 Anna Mangin, born 1854, was an American inventor and women's rights campaigner. She invented a kitchen tool she called a pastry fork in 1891. @sjdeltacollege @hortongallery_deltacollege #blackhistory #blackinventors #blacklivesmatter #hope #anti-racist #arteducation #nobystanding #blackculture #fineart #annamangin #americaninventors