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Discover the 2026 SALON AT THE TRITON: 2D art competition & exhibition in Santa Clara, California. Join top Santa Clara California art competitions today! 2026 SALON AT THE TRITON: 2D ART COMPETITION & EXHIBITION A Call to California Artists! The Triton Museum of Art is thrilled to announce the commencement of the 2026 Salon at the Triton: 2D Art Competition & Exhibition. The purpose of this competition and exhibition is to showcase the diverse talents of artists living or working in California, and to assist the Triton Museum of Art's mission in supporting and building community through diverse exhibition and art programs. Aspiring and established artists alike are encouraged to participate in this highly popular exhibition, which allows for submissions in various 2D mediums and is open to any subject. The deadline to submit artwork is March 13, 2026 at 10:00PM PST. The competition is closed. Thank you for your submissions this year! The full list of artists selected for the exhibition can be view at the link below. Selected Artists & Winners Important Dates/Deadlines January 30 - March 13 March 13 (at 10PM) April 1 - April 3 April 4 - April 18 (the Museum will be closed April 5 in observance of the Easter Holiday) May 2 May 16 (12PM - 2PM) August 16 August 20 - September 4 Submission/Entry Period Entry Deadline Acceptance/Non-Acceptance Emails Sent Art Drop-Off Period Exhibition Opens Artists Reception (Winners will be announced) Exhibition Closes Art Pick-Up Period Juror Information Mei-Ying Dell'Aquila Mei-Ying Dell’Aquila is a Taiwanese American, award-winning artist, and art educator based in California. Working primarily in oil, her paintings have been featured in solo and juried exhibitions at museums across the United States. She holds a Master of Arts degree from San Francisco State University and is the former owner and instructor of My Art School. She currently teaches art at the Triton Museum of Art in Santa Clara, California. As an educator, Mei-Ying encourages students to become the best versions of themselves by promoting self-empowerment, the belief that individuals can take charge and change the world for the better. This philosophy is evident in her own paintings, which depict strong, confident figures infused with energy and dynamism. Lorraine Lawson Lorraine Lawson is a California based fine artist whose work explores abstraction, memory, and the layered textures of lived experience. Working primarily in painting and mixed media, her practice draws on material history, intuitive mark-making, and a deep sensitivity to place and time. Her work has been exhibited at institutions and galleries including the Triton Museum of Art, Crocker Art Museum, Oceanside Museum of Art, Sanchez Art Center, Whitney Modern, and MK Contemporary Art Gallery, and is held in private and corporate collections. In addition to her exhibition history, Lawson is actively engaged in arts advocacy, mentorship, and community-based programming, including workshops for youth and public art initiatives that connect contemporary art with broader audiences. As a juror, she brings a thoughtful and balanced perspective, valuing originality, craftsmanship, conceptual clarity, and authenticity, with particular attention to work that successfully integrates technical skill with emotional and visual resonance. Preston Metcalf Preston Metcalf is the Executive Director of the Triton Museum of Art. A long-time Curator of Art, he has curated more than 400 museum exhibitions of artists, both here and abroad. In addition to his 36 years with the Triton Museum, he was also a lecturer of Art History at Mission College in Santa Clara, and San Jose City College. He has lectured on art and art history both locally and abroad, has had more than 60 articles and essays published, and had his first novel, Casanova, Curator of Memories published in 2018. Through his innovative art and education programs at the Triton Museum, thousands of our region’s children, youth, and adults have received fundamental art education and experiences, including award winning programs such as sculpture classes for the blind, hospital bedside art instruction for chronically and terminally ill children, and art/literary crossover programs such as the Triton’s immensely popular monthly Triton Book Club, which explores how both art and literature continue to shape our views. He sees art not as a static form of entertainment, but rather as world expanding experiences, bringing new views, ideas, considerations, and voices into our lives.

MAY 2 - AUG 16The Triton Museum of Art is pleased to announce the return of one of our most exciting exhibitions, and a visitor favorite - The 2026 Salon at the Triton: 2D Art Competition & Exhibition. The purpose of this competition and exhibition is to showcase the diverse talents of artists living or working in California, and to assist the Triton Museum of Art's mission in supporting and building community through diverse exhibition and art programs. Both aspiring and established artists were encouraged to participate in this highly popular exhibition, which allows for submissions in various 2D mediums and is open to any subject. This year's Salon saw over 760 artists submit over 2,500 individual works of art. From this, our jury selected 117 works to be featured in our Permanent Collection and Rotunda Galleries. 2026 Salon at the Triton Exhibition Selected Artists MAY 2 - AUG 16 Now on View in the Permanent Collection Gallery & Rotunda Gallery Plan Your Visit < Back Marquee: 2025 Salon at the Triton: A 2D Art Competition & Exhibition , various art pieces, 2025 The artists selected for the 2026 Salon at the Triton Exhibition are: Abbey, Shannon Aghaee, Hadi Annadore, Sriharsha Baczek, Peter Belew, Michael Bermingham, Lou Billiingslea, Renee Boeder, Liz Brook, Ellen Browne, Claudia Calanche, Mague Cameron, Marie Carey, Peter Carta, Maura Cate, Youming Chan, Louis Chening, Stanislava Cheriton, Glen Clotas, Aina Corvin, Valerie Cox, Karen Crowder, Harlan Davis, Rachel Davis, Starr Dayel, Elvira Dedic, Adriane DeRitis, Eric DeVarco, Tony Do, Analyn Duan, Dora Edwards, Doug Ely, Allyson Filice, Katherine Gallegos, Randy Gambin, Sarah Cherif Gorini, Fiorenza Graham, Shelby Grantz, Julie Guan, Tim Gust, Ellen Herman, Jeff Hite, Brian Host, Marilynn Howard, Denise Huet, Gloria Ibarra, Gabriel Jimenez, Patricio Kahl, Krista Karver, Sherry Kazmi, Ambareen Kerbow, Michael Kim, Helen King, Jaya Klassen, B. Nicole Kobayashi, Hugo Konar, Ellen and Goldband, Steve Kononova, Irena Kreiter, Terry and Diane Lan, Li Lang, Rosalie Lari-Hosain, Shay Lee, Seulgee Lint, Bernard Lord, Carolyn Lordier, Kim Loyola, Sarah Lu, Hui Lurssen, Jean Malandraki, Nikki Malone, Erin Mano-Flank, Dana McDowell, Mark McLain, Barbara Mellon, Gertie Metcalf Tobin, Sheila Miller, Linda Min, Lei Mote, Michael Mueller, Linda Nelson, Craig Nelson-Gal, Julia Newhard, Christopher Nguyen, Andy Nussbaum, Stacey Okita, Sandi Oldenkamp, Zachary Ong, James Orme, Donna Ostovany, Yari Overholt, Barb Pfhal, Dominique Paluzzi, Peter Potter, Chuck Semans, Robert Shea, Deborah Sheridan, Kathleen Sloane, Timon Stonesifer, David Tan, Yan Taymor, Rosalinda Tudish, Kevin Veedell, Victoria Wang, Marina Wang, Nan Wang, Yuting Weil, Alice White, Tess-Marie Whitehouse, James Woods, Julia Yang, Richard Zhang, Bing Zhang, Sue Ellen Zhu, Ni Zittin, Floy Znamirowski, Lucia Overview The Triton Museum of Art is pleased to announce the return of one of our most exciting exhibitions, and a visitor favorite - The 2026 Salon at the Triton: 2D Art Competition & Exhibition. The purpose of this competition and exhibition is to showcase the diverse talents of artists living or working in California, and to assist the Triton Museum of Art's mission in supporting and building community through diverse exhibition and art programs. Both aspiring and established artists were encouraged to participate in this highly popular exhibition, which allows for submissions in various 2D mediums and is open to any subject. This year's Salon saw over 760 artists submit over 2,500 individual works of art. From this, our jury selected 117 works to be featured in our Permanent Collection and Rotunda Galleries. About the Artist Grand Prize: Best of Show Rachel Davis Hey Blue (2024) Mixed Media Painting First Place: Ni Zhu Parade in the Rain (2024) Oil Painting Second Place: B. Nicole Klassen Music of the Spheres (2024) Oil Painting Third Place: Doug Edwards It's All Coming Back to Me (2021) Oil Painting Drawing First Place: Sheila Metcalf Tobin Reckoning with Coexistence (2026) Drawing Second Place: Bing Zhang Rainy Day (2026) Drawing Third Place: Julie Grantz 41 Year Old Female (2025) Drawing Photography First Place: Stanislava Chening Girl with Bird (2025) Photography Second Place: Tony DeVarco Facing the Muse (2021) Photography Third Place: Jeff Herman Windows (2025) Photography Mixed Media/Printmaking First Place: Zachary Oldenkamp Vacuum (2025) Charcoal graphite, watercolor, gouache on paper, mounted to panel Second Place: Adriane Dedic To Dream (2024) Mixed Media Third Place: Erin Malone Karl The Fog Over Bernal Hill (2025) Printmaking Honorable Mentions Lei Min Richard and His Companion (2022) Oil Painting Sherry Karver Remembering Dreaming (2024) Mixed Media Krista Kahl Evening Drinks (2025) Photography Youming Cate Sunny Disposition (2023) Pastel Staff Picks Director's Choice: Preston Metcalf, Executive Director & Senior Curator Victoria Veedell Rose Dusk Marsh (2025) Oil Painting “Throughout history, artists and writers have suggested utopian lands to inspire and elevate the viewer and reader. Mythical ideals such as Elysium, a paradise of heroic souls; the Garden of Hesperides, land of immortality; and Arcadia, the realm in pastoral harmony and simplicity tickle the imagination. Shangri-La suggests a hidden paradise, while Avalon holds a paradisiacal realm of eternal youth and abundance where King Arther awaits. The list goes on, but to these I would add one more – the ethereal landscapes of Victoria Veedell. I have long admired Victoria’s distinctive landscapes, increasingly believing I am transported to other-worldliness when viewing them. How she developed her stylistic dreamscapes, I do not know, but they move me. Are they filtered memories of vistas once viewed and rendered through the lens of time, or are they distant views of a promising future yet to be fully experienced? These are questions Victoria invites me to ask, and a journey of realization I am happy to travel.“ Curator's Choice: Vanessa Callanta, Curator Michael Kerbow Shadowplay (2026) Oil Painting “I kept coming back to this painting. I found myself looking at every building, every sign, thinking, “How much is too much?” It made me upset because this is our reality. When are we going to realize that the way we’re living and consuming is not sustainable? I admire Mr. Kerbow for painting this. It’s not only technically beautiful, it’s extremely sobering and, I like to think (hope), a call to action. I hope we can do better, and I hope we act on that before it’s too late.” Curator's Choice: Bryan Callanta, Curator of Digital Programming Hugo Kobayashi With the Fish (2023) “This painting is beautiful, surreal, and dreamlike. The deep water the fish swims (floats) in gives way to a twilight settling over a quiet suburban home, blending the two worlds together. There is no one present to observe the fish above their home, but I wonder what it would be to look up and see it there – seemingly calm, yet startling. One has to wonder – is this a threat, a guardian, or something else…” Previous Next

MAY 16 - AUG 16To many, art may seem like a solitary activity – a way for us to pour our individual souls into whatever we choose to create while commenting on or escaping the world around us. But for others, the process of creating art is a collaborative effort – one where we can find joy in experiencing it with others. The Triton Museum of Art is proud to present Visual Duets: The Art of Creating Together. This group exhibition features the works of four significant and talented artist couples: David Einstein and Judith Cook – painting, mixed media Era and Donald (Aldo) Farnsworth - printmaking Ellen Konar and Steve Goldband - photography Tandem Painting (Suzette McDonough and James Whitehouse) - painting Each of these couples creates artwork in connection and conversation with each other. In their practices, they have learned the delicate balance of working with another creative to produce not only something that is unique to the pair, but something that also carries their individual voices. Visual Duets: The Art of Creating Together David Einstein and Judith Cook Era and Donald (Aldo) Farnsworth Ellen Konar and Steve Goldband Tandem Painting (Suzette McDonough and James Whitehouse) MAY 16 - AUG 16 Now on View in the Mathias Gallery Plan Your Visit < Back Marquee: Overview To many, art may seem like a solitary activity – a way for us to pour our individual souls into whatever we choose to create while commenting on or escaping the world around us. But for others, the process of creating art is a collaborative effort – one where we can find joy in experiencing it with others. The Triton Museum of Art is proud to present Visual Duets: The Art of Creating Together. This group exhibition features the works of four significant and talented artist couples: David Einstein and Judith Cook – painting, mixed media Era and Donald (Aldo) Farnsworth - printmaking Ellen Konar and Steve Goldband - photography Tandem Painting (Suzette McDonough and James Whitehouse) - painting Each of these couples creates artwork in connection and conversation with each other. In their practices, they have learned the delicate balance of working with another creative to produce not only something that is unique to the pair, but something that also carries their individual voices. About the Artist All the information on the artists can be found in the link below! Artist Information Additional info on selected works by Tandem Painting Tandem Painting Info Previous Next

MAY 16 - AUG 9This series of animated films explores carbon and plastic materials in our environment. By documenting and transforming material experiments into animation, the works reveal how substances are shaped, altered, and circulated in our world. The exhibit invites viewers to consider the hidden relationships between carbon, plastic, and the environments they inhabit, highlighting the material origins and ecological impacts embedded within everyday substances. Plastic Ecosystem: Plastic Ecosystem follows the journey of “new marine life” in the oceans. Millions of tons of plastic litter the oceans, and we study them: the journey of a school of plastic spoons, the behavior of plastic bottles, the moods of plastic knives. This mockumentary captures a few surprising behaviors of plastic bags and forks that mimic natural wildlife. Split up into three different segments with the use of different lighting, this film is a vignette of the rich variety of “life” in this plastic ecosystem. Carbon Traces: Humans were once in harmony with nature but now exploit its resources. Overconsumption in all forms has led to an imbalance. As humans grow more disconnected, they face an existential crisis and strive to restore the balance. Carbon Sinks, Plastic Swims Stefie Gan MAY 16 - AUG 9 Now on View in the Digital Gallery Plan Your Visit < Back Marquee: Overview This series of animated films explores carbon and plastic materials in our environment. By documenting and transforming material experiments into animation, the works reveal how substances are shaped, altered, and circulated in our world. The exhibit invites viewers to consider the hidden relationships between carbon, plastic, and the environments they inhabit, highlighting the material origins and ecological impacts embedded within everyday substances. Plastic Ecosystem: Plastic Ecosystem follows the journey of “new marine life” in the oceans. Millions of tons of plastic litter the oceans, and we study them: the journey of a school of plastic spoons, the behavior of plastic bottles, the moods of plastic knives. This mockumentary captures a few surprising behaviors of plastic bags and forks that mimic natural wildlife. Split up into three different segments with the use of different lighting, this film is a vignette of the rich variety of “life” in this plastic ecosystem. Carbon Traces: Humans were once in harmony with nature but now exploit its resources. Overconsumption in all forms has led to an imbalance. As humans grow more disconnected, they face an existential crisis and strive to restore the balance. About the Artist Stefie Gan is an Asian American filmmaker, animator, and educator. She combines her cultural roots with a passionate concern for the planet’s future. Her work amplifies unheard voices, challenges norms, and advocates for equality. Her films have won awards and recognition at Oscar-qualifying festivals the Odense Film Festival and Flickers’ Rhode Island International Film Festival. Her films are distributed by PBS and Kanopy, and she’s a recipient of the Voices with Impact Grant. Stefie received a BA in Architecture from Barnard College, Columbia University, and an MFA in Animation and Digital Arts from the University of Southern California. She currently teaches digital imaging at Santa Clara University. Previous Next

MAY 16 - AUG 2Athletics and sports have been a part of human history for thousands of years. As time has passed, the games have changed but one thing remains constant – community. Sports provides us with another means to come together, to collaborate, to share something exciting and meaningful with each other. Art has also been around for thousands of years, and to celebrate the upcoming FIFA World Cup* soccer games coming to Santa Clara this summer, The City of Santa Clara and the Triton Museum of Art are hosting a special exhibition combining both sports and art – Fútbol: The Art of the Game. Soccer, also known as fútbol, is a sport played by millions of people around the world. It’s also a sport that combines passion and community. This special exhibition features one-of-a-kind artwork from a talented group of diverse Bay Area artists. The exhibition is also a special fundraiser for the Museum. These skilled artists have given their time and talents to provide the Museum with donated works that corresponds with the soccer theme – their art, in their style, will either incorporate an actual soccer ball or a recreated one. All works will be for sale through the Museum, starting at the artists’ reception on May 16, 2026 at 12:00 pm, and through the duration of the exhibition.** All funds received from the sale of these works goes directly back to the Triton Museum of Art to help support our mission of art, community, and education. We wish to thank all of the participating artists – it is because of you, our community, that we exist and thrive. *The Triton Museum of Art is not affiliated with FIFA or any professional soccer or sports association. ** Artwork will be sold on a first come, first served basis. We will not be reserving works for anyone; they must be purchased directly from the Museum in person starting at the artists’ reception. If artwork is not sold at the reception, it will remain for sale through the duration of the exhibition. Any sold works will remain on view in the Triton Museum for the duration of the exhibition and may be picked up by the buyer from the Museum once the exhibition has concluded. The City of Santa Clara and the Triton Museum of Art presents: Fútbol: The Art of the Game Various Artists MAY 16 - AUG 2 Now on View in the Cowell Room Gallery Plan Your Visit < Back Marquee: Fútbol Sale Rules & Info Overview Athletics and sports have been a part of human history for thousands of years. As time has passed, the games have changed but one thing remains constant – community. Sports provides us with another means to come together, to collaborate, to share something exciting and meaningful with each other. Art has also been around for thousands of years, and to celebrate the upcoming FIFA World Cup* soccer games coming to Santa Clara this summer, The City of Santa Clara and the Triton Museum of Art are hosting a special exhibition combining both sports and art – Fútbol: The Art of the Game. Soccer, also known as fútbol, is a sport played by millions of people around the world. It’s also a sport that combines passion and community. This special exhibition features one-of-a-kind artwork from a talented group of diverse Bay Area artists. The exhibition is also a special fundraiser for the Museum. These skilled artists have given their time and talents to provide the Museum with donated works that corresponds with the soccer theme – their art, in their style, will either incorporate an actual soccer ball or a recreated one. All works will be for sale through the Museum, starting at the artists’ reception on May 16, 2026 at 12:00 pm, and through the duration of the exhibition.** All funds received from the sale of these works goes directly back to the Triton Museum of Art to help support our mission of art, community, and education. We wish to thank all of the participating artists – it is because of you, our community, that we exist and thrive. *The Triton Museum of Art is not affiliated with FIFA or any professional soccer or sports association. ** Artwork will be sold on a first come, first served basis. We will not be reserving works for anyone; they must be purchased directly from the Museum in person starting at the artists’ reception. If artwork is not sold at the reception, it will remain for sale through the duration of the exhibition. Any sold works will remain on view in the Triton Museum for the duration of the exhibition and may be picked up by the buyer from the Museum once the exhibition has concluded. About the Artist Boyles, Sean Callanta, Vanessa Campbell, Ryan Cao, Trung Cook, Judith, Einstein, David, and Campbell, Ryan (Collaboration) Crow, Jonathan Dell’Aquila, Mei-Ying Dell’Aquila, Ron Dellicarpini, Steve Diamond, Jemal Engel, Mark Foley, Donny Harris-Sintamarian, Emanuela Itzhak, Hila Jimenez, Pancho Larson, Dean Lawson, Lorraine Lock, Hana Lost San Jose Machuca, Miguel Mertke, James Metcalf, Preston Owen, Jeff Osborn, Olivia Paluzzi, Peter Perea, Jonathan Rana, Priyanka Rezaei, Alieh Samdani, Ayesha Tandem Painting (McDonough, Suzette and Whitehouse, James) Thompson, Kori Vu, Cedric Artist Information PDF Previous Next

Visit the Triton Museum of Art. Check out our hours, location, and guidelines. Admission to the Triton is free of charge; additionally, we offer free parking. Visit the Triton Museum of Art Address 1505 Warburton Avenue, Santa Clara, CA 95050 Hours Tuesday - Sunday: 11:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Closed on Mondays & holidays Admission The Museum provides free parking, and free admission to our exhibitions, as well as many of our community events. Visiting Information Backpack Policy: For safety purposes, we kindly ask that you limit the amount of personal belongings you bring into the museum. Backpacks are not permitted in the galleries and may be stored behind the front desk at your own risk. The museum is not responsible for any lost, stolen, or damaged items. Animal Policy: We are only permitting official service animals and they must be kept on a minimum 6ft leash. Pets are not permitted in the museum or in any of our venues. Plan Your Visit Museum Closures June 19th, 2026: Juneteenth Gallery Closures May 23rd, 2026: Author Talk 2PM-3:30PM (Mathias Gallery) Gallery still viewable to public Group Visits & Guidelines Adults are required to be in control of children at all times. Instructors: Please call ahead to ensure that the museum is not in the process of setting up for an event if you require a quiet environment for a lecture. Students: Attendance confirmation slips are available by speaking with the museum attendant. What's on at the Triton EXHIBITIONS Learn More Learn More EVENTS LEARN Learn More Interested in a Membership? JOIN TODAY

Past Art Courses & Workshops Filter by Course Select Course CURRENT COURSES Beyond the Enhance Button: An iPhone Photography Workshop with Fine Artist Ron Dell'Aquila Go beyond the enhance button and master the camera app on your iPhone with guidance from Fine Art Photographer, Ron Dell'Aquila. Date and Time Sunday, October 8th from 11:00am to 2:00pm Course Type In-Person Workshop Read More Chinese Watercolor Painting Workshop With May Shei Learn foundational strokes of free hand style, Xieyi technique, and how to seamlessly blend Asian and Western wet-in-wet techniques to create beautiful watercolors and mixed media artworks. Date and Time Saturday, October 14th from 1:00pm – 4:00pm Course Type In-Person Workshop Read More Drawing Techniques for the Creative Mind with MeiYing Dell’Aquila In-person afterschool camp at the Triton Museum of Art. Open to students ages 6-15 years old. All Materials Included. 8-Sessions. Date and Time Wednesday Afternoons from 3:30pm to 5:00pm, September 6th through October 25th Course Type In-Person Course Read More Triton Online: Acrylic Painting Using a Knife and Brush (Pt. 2) Develop and grow your drawing skills using a knife and brush. Gain community and level up your skills from the comfort of your own home! Whether you are a novice or an experienced artist, this theme-based course is perfect for all artistic levels! Date and Time Monday Nights from 5:30pm to 7:30pm; September 4th through October 16th, 2023 Course Type Online Course Read More Triton Online: Explorations in Drawing (Pt. 2) Develop and grow your drawing skills using a variety of media. Gain community and level up your skills from the comfort of your own home! Whether you are a novice or an experienced artist, this theme-based course is perfect for all artistic levels! Date and Time Friday Nights from 6:00pm to 8:00pm; September 8th through October 13th, 2023 Course Type Online Course Read More

What's On Filter by Event Type Select Event Type May 25th, 2024 / 2pm - 4pm Artists Reception Reception Read More May 11th, 2024 / 2pm - 4pm Artist Talk Artist Talk Read More May 10th, 2024 / 6pm - 8pm Tequila Tasting Fundraiser Event Read More

The Past Exhibitions that were previously shown at the Triton Museum of Art. Past Exhibitions Filter by Year Select Year CURRENT UPCOMING PAST Various Artists Salon at the Triton: A 2D Art Competition and Exhibition MAY 25 - SEP 8 2024 Various Artists EDRC's 2024 Be-You-tiful Contest and Exhibit MAY 25 - SEP 8 2024 Ayesha Samdani Layers and Splashes MAY 11 - SEP 1 2024 Michelle Gregor Palace of Leaves APR 27 - SEP 15 2024 Miha Sarani The Punctum Void: A Miha Sarani Retrospective JAN 20 - MAY 12 2024 Miha Sarani SLVN MCHN JAN 20 - MAY 12 2024 Chukes Identity Theft and Beyond JAN 20 - APR 14 2024 Lost San Jose The Same Streets Everyday JAN 20 - MAY 12 2024 Yunan Ma An Ode to Planets JAN 13 - APR 28 2024 Holt Murray Memories Revisited NOV - DEC 2023 May Shei Spirit in Bloom: May Shei's Ink and Watercolor Worlds SEPT 9 - DEC 30 2023 John Cerney Tall Tales SEPT 9 - JAN 14 2023 1 2 3 4 5 1 ... 1 2 3 4 5 ... 5

Upcoming Exhibitions at the Triton Museum of Art. Upcoming Exhibitions CURRENT UPCOMING PAST

Triton Museum Content Here is our mini site for exhibition-related content! Futbol: The Art of the Game Group Exhibition Visual Duets Group Exhibition Cynthia Ona Innis Jacqueline Boberg Emanuela Harris Sintamarian Jonathan Crow California Society of Printmakers Qiuwen Li Priyanka Rana Mark Engel Dean Larson Gabriel Coke