Art Bias has empowered hundreds of artists on the Peninsula since 1993, by providing them with the tools and resources they need to thrive, in turn adding vibrancy and creating social change in our community.

With 50 artist studios under our roof, we are the largest community of artists on the Peninsula.

 
 
Art Bias board member Erika Adkins has her work on show in an exhibition titled “Storied” at 7.3.1 Designs, 1932 Palmetto Ave, Pacifica, CA. Erika’s series of encaustic and acrylic paintings are based on the book “Beloved&rdqu
Join us this evening, Thursday, October 10, at Art Bias in Studio 114 from 6:30–8:00 pm for the Art Speak Easy. This month’s topic is Metaphor in Contemporary Art. Kija Lucas will be the evenings guest discussant. Kija’s installati
With designer and textile artist Liz Brouekhuyse serving as youth mentor this month at Art Bias, the mentees are experimenting with different ways of working with fabric, including embroidery, applique, painting and drawing on textiles. They have lea
Join the San Jose Climate Art Symposium for a two-day convening on #Climate Art. Friday, October 11 from 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM at the San Jose Museum of Art. Saturday, October 12 from 11:00 - 3:00 PM at the Environmental Innovation Center. Free with
Art Bias is proud to welcome Wo Shiffman, an innovator in advancing sustainability in the art and cultural sector for over two decades. Wo will present “The Green Studio” workshop on Saturday, October 19 which will introduce tools, resour
“Connections,” is on view until Sunday, October 27 in Studio 114 at Art Bias. The exhibition shows the work of Rebecca Collins, Karen Cox, Hargun Mann, and Ginger Slonaker. The Redwood City-based art critique group of 4 originally met onl
Two hours left to get out of the heat and visit artists studios, pop ups, and an exhibition opening at Art Bias. Until 4:00! We were thrilled to welcome members of the San Jose Women’s Art history Club today! #freeart #artbias #localartists #
This Sunday, come for yoga, stay for Open Studios! Join Art Bias artist + jeweler Natalie Esfahanian of Salayi Designs for yoga at Art Bias. She says of her yoga teaching style, “Not too fast but also not too mushy. Lots of emphasis on mindful
Last night, the Art Bias community gathered in force. What was expected to be a routine monthly meeting (and first in-person potluck) was secretly carefully orchestrated to be a big surprise party of appreciation for Executive Director, Terra Fuller.
Join Art Bias on Sunday, October 6 at Open Studios and browse the specially curated autumn pop up by Barbara Bussler of Black Bear Mosaics. You will find pumpkins, pumpkins, and gourds - mosaic, fabric, decoupage and mosaic kits. Partake in the spir
Art Bias welcomes Marie LeCour, entrepreneur, creator, artist, gardener and designer of the original Bitty Baby plants, as a pop up at First Sunday Open Studios this Sunday from noon - 4:00 PM! Ferns, succulents, cactus available in Bitty, Midi, and
Join us for First Sunday Open Studios from Noon - 4:00 PM this Sunday at Art Bias! At least 15 participating artists. Join us an hour early for yoga in Studio 114 with Art Bias artist Natalie Esfahanian ($10, get your ticket at the link in our bio.)
 

News at Art Bias

October 2024 - Fall in Love with Art Bias
AUGUST 2024 — Quench Your Thirst for Local Art
JULY 2024 — Make this your Most Creative Summer Ever
MAY 2024 — Silicon Valley Open Studios + so much more
APRIL 2024 — Help Us Blossom & Grow
MARCH 2024 — Creative Rebirth
JAN/FEB 2024 — New in 2024

 
 
 
Upcoming Events
Exhibit: “Connections”
Oct 6
Exhibit: “Connections”

Opening Reception: Sunday, October 6, 1:00 - 4:00 PM

Workshop: The Green Studio with Wo Schiffman
Oct 19
Workshop: The Green Studio with Wo Schiffman
Life Drawing sessions by Matthew Lipson
Oct 24
Life Drawing sessions by Matthew Lipson

Join us each month for ongoing Life Drawing sessions organized by Matthew Lipson.

 

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Art Bias is a 501(c)3 non-profit and was originally established in 1993 as The Art Center of Redwood City.

Resident artists work in many mediums, including drawing, painting, Chinese calligraphy, murals, mixed media, assemblage, mosaic, photography, book arts, film, and jewelry design.