‘you are my other me’ is an exhibition that celebrates members of the f/stop photography collective, founded in Sacramento, CA. It is the culmination of a year-long discourse centered on […]
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Want to Share our Studio at Prism Art Space? Apply Here… Studio Opportunity at Prism Art Space We’re looking for a new member to join Studio 1 at Prism Art […]
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APRIL EXHIBIT: STILL POSSIBLE
From April 11 through April 25, 2026, Prism Art Space hosted a compelling exhibition titled STILL POSSIBLE. The show centered on the timely theme of REPAIR, inviting artists and viewers […]
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New Resident Artist: Tianna Ching
Tianna Ching (Mal.Inky), is a new resident artist joining the Prism Art Space in 2026! She is a whimsical, multi-media artist born and raised in the Sacramento Area and you’ll […]
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Divine Choices
An exploration of traditional Indian games and the symbology within them, by Chaitra Bangalore The games included in the show are: Moksha Patam (Snakes and Ladders), Carrom, Pallanguli (Mancala), Pagade […]
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Of the Land
From the Curator, Julie Bernadeth Crumb “Of the Land” grew from my desire to have a deeper understanding of what it means to rematriate. This exhibition gathers caretakers, land stewards, […]
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Silent Symphony
Curated by Justina Martino, Silent Symphony transforms the main gallery into a visual concert hall. This abstract exhibition featured a collection of paintings, mixed media collages, reliefs, and stained glass […]
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Together We Rise
Curated by Jazel Muñoz, Together We Rise is an exhibition of diverse printmakers whose work centers on resistance and activism. Many of those working within decolonial, punk, queer and anti-establishment […]
Collaboration is foundational to art practice, yet often overlooked or undervalued within art worlds. This show centers collaboration at its core. Each Prism artist invites another artist(s) into dialogue—someone whose […]
May 28, 2025 Read the full article by Miranda Culp at Sacramento News & Review Ever since Michael LaHood, or “Hoodie,” arrived in Sacramento in 2019 from Chicago, he stalked […]