Past Exhibitions
2024 Exhibitions
24th Annual Student Art Exhibition | April 15 - May 10
Skyline College's annual student art exhibition features sculptures, paintings, drawings, photographs, ceramics, mixed media and digital media artworks by Skyline College students. View exhibition details.
The opening reception is Monday, April 29 from 12 - 2 p.m.
2022 Exhibitions
Skyline College x Society of West-Coast Artists Art Exhibit
2021 Exhibitions
21st Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition
Featured Art from Best in Show for Mixed Media: They Mattered, Jasmine Espinoza
2020 Exhibitions
2019 Exhibitions
2017 Exhibitions
February 6 - March 10, 2017
Featuring a great selection of paintings, drawings, sculpture, photography, ceramics, video, prints and mixed media works by Skyline College Art Faculty members.
April 17 – May 12
Featuring a great selection of paintings, drawings, sculpture, photography, ceramics, video, prints and mixed media works by Skyline College students.
Breaching Walls: Real and Imaginary
November 6 - December 1
Reception: Nov 8, 5:00 – 7:00 p.m
An unprecedented exhibition highlighting 1,000 years of Latin American art. “Breaching Walls: Real and Imaginary” (showing Nov 6 – Dec 1) brings together artwork from major private and public collections of “Arte Hispano-Americano.” The artists whose work is exhibited in “Breaching Walls” are primarily 20th century Mexican and Mexican-American painters, printmakers, photographers and sculptors. The exhibition focuses on the artists’ use of symbols that have retained relevance over centuries; symbols which have roots in pre-Columbian Mesoamerica.
2016 Exhibitions
Enclave | Jeremy Keith Villaluz
October 24 - December 2, 2016
Jeremy Keith Villaluz is a photographer based out of the San Francisco Bay Area. As a photographer working in the realms of documentary and landscape, his work explores divergent narratives in the everyday that are often overlooked or left in the margins. With a background in Ethnic Studies, the paradigm his work deals with is largely informed by his time in the community and classroom, particularly as educator dealing with Filipino American community issues.
His current project, Enclave, deals with his hometown of Daly City--a suburban town neighboring San Francisco that is also home to one of the densest populations of Filipinos outside of the Philippines. With the rapid socioeconomic shift the San Francisco Bay Area is experiencing, the Enclave project places Villaluz's experiences in this established immigrant community at center, exploring some of the complexities that come with the the collision of gentrification, suburban imaginaries, and intergenerational cultural reproduction.
To learn more about the artwork of Jeremy Keith Villaluz, please visit his website.
Master Chi Chern | CHAN doing nothing
September 6 - October 7, 2016
Born in 1955 in Taiping, Malaysia, Master Chi Chern was ordained as a Buddhist monk under Venerable Master Zhu Mo and graduated from the Chinese Buddhism Research Institute of Fo Guang Shan (Taiwan). He is the first Dharma heir of Chan Master Sheng Yen in the Linji lineage of Chinese Chan and a fourth generation Dharma descendent of Master Xu Yun. He has authored more than sixty books on Buddhism and meditation, including The Map to Nowthere – Chan Practice Guide to Mind Cultivation.
In addition to teaching in formal retreats, he also teaches through his artwork in Chinese calligraphy, Chan paintings, poetry, Buddhist lyrics, and tea. Currently the Principal of the Malaysian Buddhist Institute, Vice President of the Malaysian Buddhist Association, and Abbot of Puzhao Buddhist Vihara, Master Chi Chern resides in Malaysia and teaches extensively in Chan retreats throughout the world.
