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Art at the JCC

The Abstract Art Collective presents an exhibition of new paintings, juried by Peggy Ferris called Pathways. It will run from May 19 through August 14. The reception is on opening day (May 19) from 2 to 4 PM.
The exhibit is open to the public Mondays through Thursdays from 9AM to 5PM and Fridays from 9AM to 3:30PM.

Abstract Art Collective poster Pathways

Mountains Forever, six etchings printed on archival paper, 1985, generously donated to the Federation’s “Art at the JCC” by the artist, Erika Kahn, in honor of Federation’s service to our community and to the Jewish people world wide. Inquiries accepted.
Mountains Forever, six etchings printed on archival paper, 1985, generously donated to the Federation’s “Art at the JCC” by the artist, Erika Kahn, in honor of Federation’s service to our community and to the Jewish people world wide. Inquiries accepted.

About Art at the JCC

Eli Luria sketchArtist and collector Eli Luria (z"l) launched Art at the JCC in 1999 to provide high-caliber, strongly-themed exhibits for the Santa Barbara community. The exhibit openings often feature gallery talks and panels with artists, curators and collectors that draw lively crowds.

Art at the JCC is a program of the Jewish Federation of Greater Santa Barbara. Through its exhibition and outreach programs, Art at the JCC honors and shares the universality of Jewish values, history and culture through various forms of artistic expression. The purpose of Art at the JCC is to provide Central Coast and other artists from all disciplines, the opportunity to bring their work to the Santa Barbara community. Because art is a universal language, our programs will cross all boundaries of religion, race, gender and age, and strive to maintain communication. Its mission is to promote identification and connectedness to the Jewish community and the community at large.

Gallery Hours Monday-Thursday 9-5; Friday 9-3:30
Please call in advance of your visit, as the gallery is often used for classes and events.

Click here to read about past Art at the JCC shows.