Ridley Gallery, Sierra College

04/19/2024

04/15/2024

Enter today! All work must be properly framed/ prepared for hanging.

04/04/2024

Join us this Thursday, April 4th from 4-6 PM for a reception and artist talk with Elisabeth Higgins O'Connor. This work is phenomenal, come see for yourself! On view until April 11.

03/26/2024

New works by Elisabeth Higgins O’Connor now on view at the Ridley Gallery. March 25- April 11, Reception and artist talk on April 4, 4-6 PM

01/17/2024

The Ridley Gallery will reopen with an exhibition by Applied Art and Design Professor Vincent Pacheco.
January 30- February 22, Opening reception, Feb 1, 4-6

Motorola Phone 2022, Paper, glue, cardboard, acrylic, ink
Photo Credit: Vincent Pacheco

08/28/2023

Welcome Back! The Ridley Gallery is proud to present Material and Memory, works by Muzi Li Rowe and Erin Kaczkowski. Opening tomorrow, with a reception from 2-4.

05/03/2023

the 25th Annual student Exhibition is now open. Join us for the opening reception and awards ceremony on Thursday, May 4, from 4-6 PM

04/24/2023

12. Mason Turner - paper tiles
14. Wei Chen Lu - painting of orchids
16. Wei Chen Lu - painting of David
18. Haley Sanders - flowers and jars
51. Madhuri Ray - weaving on branch
55. Antoinette Montano- woven corset
61. Cosette Spencer - honey
75. Amie Nowell -
19. Ella Manning
25. Tamarin Cagle
26. Tamarin Cagle
29. Sarah d'Eon - sunflowers
31. Geneva Harton
40. Stephanie Kopecki - ceramic
79. Megan Miller

101. Alexandra Taylor - sink
126. Bella - flower with mirror (tiles)
142. Devin - ceramic mushroom
156. Isabella - rings
159. Abigail - ceramic bee

04/13/2023

Stay Tuned: the 25th Annual Juried Student Show will be opening May 1st. Now accepting artwork on April 17th and 18th from 11 AM - 6 PM

01/10/2023

We are excited to present the work of Professor Jennifer Lugris (Packer) at the start of the Spring Semester.

Jennifer Lugris (Packer) is known for her colorful, patterned, paintings that transform ordinary scenes to show the simple world as vibrant and astonishing. As a Korean, Uruguayan, first-generation American, Packer describes her work as strangely, but also beautifully fitting puzzle pieces, like the ancestry that makes up who she is. Her award-winning work has been exhibited and published internationally.

11/09/2022

Join us tomorrow for the opening of the Hallberg Merit Award Exhibition. These students have made some incredibly thoughtful work, and we are excited to share it with you!