On-Going
Presentations
Art Centers& Museums
Berkeley Art Center
Through July 14
(except closed June 30-July 4)
Watershed. Exhibition of painting, drawing,
sculpture and installation exploring watershed, the area of land that catches
rain and drains into marshes, streams, rivers, lakes and groundwater. Work
by Barbara Adair, Lee Michael Altman, Spencer Chen, Nikki B. Davis, Danae
Mattes, Susan Leibovitz Steinman, Anne Subercaseaux, and Brain Tripp &
George Blake.
Wed - Sun, Noon to 5 pm
1275 Walnut Street Bus # 7, 9, 43, 67
644-6893 www.berkeleyartcenter.org
Berkeley Art Museum & Pacific Film Archive
The Museum is closed for retrofitting.
PFA programs continue uninterrupted at New PFA Theater.
2575 Bancroft Way at Bowditch Bus # 7,
51
642-1412; 642-1124 (recorded schedule)
www.bampfa.berkeley.edu/
Berkeley Historical Society
The Decade of Change: 1900-1910
A museum, library and archive of local
history.
Veteran's Building 1931 Center St
All Buses and Berkeley BART
Thurs, Fri, Sat, 1 - 4 pm
848-0181
The Crucible
An educational collaboration of arts and
industry offers classes in welding, glasscasting, stonecarving, and clay.
1035 Murray St Bus # 6, 72, 73
843-5511 www.thecrucible.org
JazzSchool/La Note
The Bay Area's only jazz school offers
a full array of classes.
Sunday Concerts, 4:30 pm
2377 Shattuck Bus #7, 40, 43, 51,
845-5373
KALA Art Institute
Berkeley's venerable printmaking and multimedia
workshop.
Through June 29: Inside Editions
1060 Heinz Ave Bus # 6,72,73
Tues - Fri, noon - 5 pm
549-2977
Judah L. Magnes Museum
Through May 2002
Telling Time: To Everything There is a
Season
2911 Russell St Bus # 51, or #6
Sun - Thurs, 10 am - 4 pm
549-6950
Julia Morgan Center for the Arts
2640 College Ave Bus #51
MusicSources
A collection of early keyboard instruments.
1000 The Alameda Bus #15
By appointment
526-1685
La Peña Cultural Center
A center of lively multicultural activity
with music, poetry, visual arts, theater.
3105 Shattuck Avenue
Bus #43 or Ashby BART
849-2568 www.lapena.org
Poetry Flash @ Cody's
Poetry reading series
Cody's Books
2454 Telegraph Ave Bus #40
Poetry Flash 525-5476
www.poetryflash.org
Pusod Center for Culture,
Ecology and Bayan Babilonia 1808
Through July 16
COLORED: black 'n white. Filipinos in American
Popular Media, 1896-1904
June 16 - July 28
Bay Area artists Kara Maria and Keka
1808 Fifth St
Wed-Sat, 11 am - 5 pm
883-1808 bwf
The Tinkers' Workshop
A combination of artists' studio, science
lab and community service organization based on doing real things.
1336 Channing Way Bus #65
644-2577
Galleries & Libraries
ACCI Gallery
Through June 23,
The Landscape Show
Through June 30
Joanne Beaule Ruggles
1652 Shattuck Avenue Bus # 7, 9, 43
Mon-Fri, 11 am - 6pm,
Sat, 10 am - 6 pm
843-2527
Addison Street Windows
Always open. Shows a great variety of work
by local artists from the very old to the very young, highly trained and
self-taught.
Addison between Shattuck and Milvia
The Ames Gallery
A Few of My Favorite Things
Gallery features antique, utilitarian Americana
and work by contemporary self-taught, visionary, or outsider artists.
weekdays 11 am to 3 pm.
2661 Cedar St
845-4949
BACCA 1010 -
Bay Area Center for the Consolidated Arts
Through June 22
Maria Morganti and Chris Natrop Exhibition
Thurs, Fri, Sat, 10 am - 6 pm
1010 Murray St
Bus #51 to 72,73 or #43 to 6
486-0520 www.bacca1010.com
Bancroft Library and Doe Library
Through July 1
Free Speech Movement Digital Archive and
Oral History Project.
UC Campus Bus #7, 51
Mon - Thurs, 9 am - 6 pm;
Fri, 9 am - 5 pm; Sun, 1 - 5 pm
642-3782
Coastlines
Through October 14
Installation by Berkeley landscape architect
Tom Leader is part of the
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art's Revelatory
Landscapes.
Site maps at Amtrack station at foot of University
Ave or
University Ave and West Frontage Rd
Bus #51, 51M, 9 and 65. www.sfmoma.org/landscape.
Flora Lamson Hewlett Library
Through August 8
Bernard Maisner: Illuminated Manuscripts
and Paintings
Through August 24
Collages by Jennifer Colby
Mon - Fri, 8:30 am - 5 pm;
Tues until 9
2400 Ridge Rd Bus #65
649-2541
Cecile Moochnek Gallery.
Group show featuring Milton Bowens, Liliana
Caheda, Hedi Desuyo, Carol Dalton, Oliver Gagliani, Ines Kramer, Susan
Jokelson, Seiko Tachibana and other gallery artists.
Wed - Sun, noon to 5 pm
1809 Fourth St Bus # 9, 51, 65
549-1018
A New Leaf Gallery
Illusions in Space: Susan Pascal Beran, Benbow Bullock, David Fried, Jeffrey
Laudenslager, John Mishler, Paul Sable, Arthur Silverman, John Tyler.
Wed - Fri, 11 am - 5 pm;
Sat - Sun, 10 am - 5 pm
1286 Gilman Bus #9, 67
525-7621
Our Own Stuff
Garden and Gallery
A world of surprises by Marcia Donahue
and Mark Bulwinkle.
3017 Wheeler St Bus #6, 43
Open most Sundays noon - 5 pm
540-8544
Peralta Art Garden
Showcase of art in community gardens
Hopkins St and Peralta Ave
Bus #9, 67
527-7162
Tattoo Archive
Through June 30
Scarification explores practice of body
decoration in Africa and Australia.
Mon - Sat, noon - 8 pm
2804 San Pablo Bus #6, 72, 73
548-5895
Traywick Gallery
Through July 14
Rachel Davis & Benicia Gantner:
New works on paper
Tues - Sat, 11 am - 6 pm
1316 Tenth St Bus #52
www.traywick.com
Theater
Aurora Theatre Company
Through July 15
David Mamet's A Life in the Theatre
Wed - Sat, 8 pm; Sun, 2 and 7 pm
Berkeley City Club
2315 Durant Ave
843-4822
Berkeley Repertory Theatre
Through July 8
The Laramie Project by Moises Kaufman
2025 Addison St
647-2949
Shotgun Players
June 23 - July 12
Euripides' Iphegenia in Aulis
John Hinkel Park Bus #7
Saturday and Sunday at 5 pm
Music Clubs
Anna's
1801 University Bus #51
849-2662
Ashkenaz
1317 San Pablo Bus #72, 73
525-5054
Larry Blake's
2367 Telegraph Ave Bus #40, 64
848-0886 <
www.blakesbar.com/div>
924 Gilman
Bus #9
525-9926
Freight & Salvage
1111 Addison St Bus #51, 72, 73
548-1761 www.thefreight.org
Jupiter
2181 Shattuck BART All Buses
843-7625
Starry Plough
3101 Shattuck Bus #43
841-2082
Carefree/Carfree Tours
For the last two weeks in June, to help you
search out and savor the sights and sounds of Berkeley, the Berkeley Arts
Festival is offering free guided group tours to exhibitions, events and
performances on regular AC Transit buses. Explore the city by bus and on
foot and you will be doing a favor for yourself and the environment. Tours
are conducted by artists, environmentalists, gardeners, neighbors and one
of the city's most devoted and knowledgeable bus riders.
These tours are a lot of fun and you will
learn how easy it is to get around Berkeley by bus. No reservations are
necessary. For information call 486-0411.
Tours originate at the Berkeley Arts Festival
Gallery 2200 Shattuck Ave (except where noted). See Daily Calendar.
Jun 17, 11 am:
Coastlines with landscape architect
Tom Leader.
June 17, 1 pm:
BACCA, Juneteenth, The Crucible.
June 20, 11 am:
Photographer David Bacon tours the Oakland Museum.
June 22, 1 pm:
The Ames Gallery and MusicSources.
June 23, 1 pm:
Summer Solstice in the Park, the Watershed Exhibition at the Berkeley Art
Center and the Shotgun Players in John Hinkel Park.
June 24, 1 pm:
South Berkeley Gardens: Our Own Stuff Garden and Gallery; The Dry Garden.
June 24, 1:30 pm:
North Berkeley Gardens: Codornices Creek, Peralta Art Gardens.
June 28, noon:
Opera in Bart Plaza, The Tinkers' Workshop, Babilonia 1808.
June 29, 3pm:
Free Speech Tour.
June 30, 3 pm:
McGee-Spaulding Tour.
Other Tours:
Berkeley Architectural Heritage Assoc. and Berkeley Historical Society
Tours.
See daily calendar for information.
Self-Guided Tours:
Information and maps for self-guided tours
available at the Festival Gallery.