Embrace is a national juried gallery and online exhibition presented by 4th Street Fine Art (FSFA), a cooperative gallery in the San Francisco Bay Area for almost twenty years, dedicated to promoting the arts and providing a broad array of arts opportunities.
Jurors
Gera Hasse
Founder of 4th Street Fine Art
Meredith A. Brown, PhD
Director of Museum Affairs and Chief Curator at Planting Fields Foundation New York, NY
Edward Montgomery
Owner of Edward Montgomery Gallery Carmel by-the-Sea, CA
Artwork Selected for the Embrace Exhibition at 4th Street Fine Art
Joseph Abbati - Crossed Paths
Diane Abt - Embrace
Norman Aragones - Shared
Brandin Barón - Artist's Reconfiguration of Castaigne's The Miner's Ball, I
Bernadette Blanchard - At Last - Selma
Beth Bourland - Creating Our Path to Courage
Susan Costes Hoffman - A Quiet Conversation
Melinda diSessa - Catch And Release
Gina Gaiser - Blue Boots
April Gavin - Secondary Theory of Human Evolution
J. M. Golding - The beginning of hope/The hope of beginning
Mary Lyn Gough - Exuberance II
Cheryl L. Guerrero - Mother’s Love
Lizz Hamilton - An Unpierced World 5
Dave Hanson - Ascension
Susan R. Kirshenbaum - Repeat series: Embrace (Yourself)
Glenda Mah - Circled
Douglas Marshall - Air Dance
Beth Roberts - Untitled
Maryam Safanasab - inside
Ric Savid - Rainna with her Dad
Artemis Laura Schatzkin - Ancient Thoughts: Wood Stork
Darril Tighe - Homage to Zosia
Rachel Ungerer - Milk & Honey
Gregory Vernitsky - Couple Dancing
We received a broad range of works in response to the Embrace juried open call, many more than space would allow us to include in the gallery show. However, we are pleased to include an additional online gallery displaying one piece from each of the artists not selected for the gallery show.
View Additional Submissions
About 4th Street Fine Art
4th Street Fine Art is one of Berkeley’s long-standing artist cooperatives. Owned and operated by the artists, the gallery and working studio is situated on Berkeley California’s thriving 4th Street, an easy walk to our neighbors such as the Apple Store, Peet’s Coffee, Warby Parker, Anthropologie etc. We are open to the public Friday, Saturday, and Sunday when visitors can watch an artist create and enjoy our exhibitions. Known as a haven for affordable fine art, 4th Street Fine Art is proud to have been chosen as Best of Berkeley’s best art gallery of 2021.
Jurors
Gera Hasse
Founder of 4th Street Fine Art
Meredith A. Brown, PhD
Director of Museum Affairs and Chief Curator at Planting Fields Foundation New York, NY
Edward Montgomery
Owner of Edward Montgomery Gallery Carmel by-the-Sea, CA
Artwork Selected for the Embrace Exhibition at 4th Street Fine Art
Joseph Abbati - Crossed Paths
Diane Abt - Embrace
Norman Aragones - Shared
Brandin Barón - Artist's Reconfiguration of Castaigne's The Miner's Ball, I
Bernadette Blanchard - At Last - Selma
Beth Bourland - Creating Our Path to Courage
Susan Costes Hoffman - A Quiet Conversation
Melinda diSessa - Catch And Release
Gina Gaiser - Blue Boots
April Gavin - Secondary Theory of Human Evolution
J. M. Golding - The beginning of hope/The hope of beginning
Mary Lyn Gough - Exuberance II
Cheryl L. Guerrero - Mother’s Love
Lizz Hamilton - An Unpierced World 5
Dave Hanson - Ascension
Susan R. Kirshenbaum - Repeat series: Embrace (Yourself)
Glenda Mah - Circled
Douglas Marshall - Air Dance
Beth Roberts - Untitled
Maryam Safanasab - inside
Ric Savid - Rainna with her Dad
Artemis Laura Schatzkin - Ancient Thoughts: Wood Stork
Darril Tighe - Homage to Zosia
Rachel Ungerer - Milk & Honey
Gregory Vernitsky - Couple Dancing
We received a broad range of works in response to the Embrace juried open call, many more than space would allow us to include in the gallery show. However, we are pleased to include an additional online gallery displaying one piece from each of the artists not selected for the gallery show.
View Additional Submissions
About 4th Street Fine Art
4th Street Fine Art is one of Berkeley’s long-standing artist cooperatives. Owned and operated by the artists, the gallery and working studio is situated on Berkeley California’s thriving 4th Street, an easy walk to our neighbors such as the Apple Store, Peet’s Coffee, Warby Parker, Anthropologie etc. We are open to the public Friday, Saturday, and Sunday when visitors can watch an artist create and enjoy our exhibitions. Known as a haven for affordable fine art, 4th Street Fine Art is proud to have been chosen as Best of Berkeley’s best art gallery of 2021.