COMING SOON
Looking Out Looking In
Meghana Bisineer |
Main Gallery
May 13 - May 23 2026
Meghana Bisineer will be turning Dream Fram Commons into a quiet experimental drawing lab with large animations taking form on the windows of the gallery and tiny pockets of soft animations taking form in its little corners. Meg has developed window animations in London and Oakland, and will be working on a new body of work starting here. Her experimental, large scale, performative animations on windows act as drawn conversations between the inner and outer landscape; locating and grounding a changing self during times of precarity and uncertainty in today’s world. Sat May 23 | Open studio & Closing
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Tosha Stimage Memorial Installation
Dream Farm Commons Annex
| May 13 - June 9 2026
Bay artists and friends of Tosha Stimage will create a memorial installation in honor of her recent and sudden death in March 2026.Tosha Stimage was an extraordinary artist, flower lover, host, teacher, friend, and beloved community member. Known for her vibrant color palette and exquisite one of a kind floral arrangements, Tosha’s aesthetic will come to life in the Annex Gallery, just two doors down in the same building, where her iconic Saint Flora shop was born.
Breathing Room
Shalini Agrawal
Main Gallery
May 26 - June 7 2026
“Breathing Room” gathers works born from quiet, creative impulses that have endured even during times of urgency and instability of recent times. For social justice leaders, the demands of their work have required relentless labor and presence, especially amid ongoing times of uncertainty and crisis. As a response to this urgency, personal practices that are often sidelined or archived have been vital forms of respite and relief. This collection offers a pause for these moments of grounding, allowing spatial release from productivity and expectation. It is an act of presencing, of allowing explorations to reveal themselves without pressure or justification, in a space shaped by care, rest and nourishment.“Breathing Room” is a release and a reclamation, a recognition that within the act of creating, there exists the possibility of restoration. These works, whether newly emerging or long held in quiet reserve, reflect processes of emotional release, creative renewal, and personal inquiry. Together, they form a collective gesture to remind us that even amid urgency, there must remain space to breathe.
Timeline:Inhalation / Installation: May 26 - May 30
Exhalation: June 7 event with artists, readings, grounding, nourishing. Contributors to be announced