Please Note: This event is not open to the public, but all members of the media are welcome to attend, interview staff and associates, gather b-roll, and take photos.
The Tierra del Sol event also marks the celebration of National Disability Employment Awareness Month in October.
WHO: Tierra del Sol Foundation and the City of Los Angeles Department on Disability
WHAT: Breaking Barriers to Technology for People with Disabilities
WHEN: Tuesday, October 18, from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
WHERE: Tierra del Sol’s Campus located at 9919 Sunland Blvd., Sunland, CA 91040
MEDIA RSVP: Please RSVP to Janice Estrada, jestrada@tierradelsol.org by Friday, October 14th.
The Garland Hotel | Sunday, April 23 | 2-5 pm
Enjoy Live Music, Bites from the Front Yard Restaurant and tastings from California Wineries and Breweries. Proceeds benefit Tierra del Sol. Get your tickets today!
Pre-sale $35 | Event day: $45
Tierra del Sol Gallery is proud to present Nature is Calling to Us, the debut solo exhibition of Terra Clendening. With vivid urgency and tender reverence, Clendening paints what she calls “a meaning to the word nature.” Her works on paper are alive, infused with an unruly wilderness expertly rendered in chaotic brushstrokes.
Nature is Calling to Us is abundant with offerings and outcry. This is art as praise and protest, a call to protect what remains. “Nature is calling to us, really calling,” Clendening says. “And when you hear her voice in the wind, or in the rain, in the storm—she is calling and you hear her. She’s right in front of you.”
Nature is Calling to Us opens Saturday, May 17th, with a reception from 6 to 8 pm. The exhibition is on view through June 28, 2025.
Curated by Paige Wery
Open to the public: June 21 – Dec 7, 2025
Los Angeles Central Library, 630 W. 5th St.,
Getty Gallery 2nd Floor
Tierra del Sol Gallery is proud to present All About Me, the debut solo exhibition of Jeffrey Rinsky.
Stepping beneath the metaphorical Big Top of Jeffrey Rinsky: All About Me, visitors are greeted by a joyous celebration dancing in rhythm with delightful absurdity. Electric color fields and striking lines fill Rinsky’s world from edge to edge, with his vigorous application of media echoing the chaos of creation. All About Me is a circus untethered by the laws of reality, governed only by the artist’s profound sense of whimsy.
All About Me is braided with elements of futurism, fantasy, and everyday life. One moment, Rinsky is locked in an intergalactic battle; the next, he’s conjuring golden afternoons spent with best friends. His titles read like short stories hinting at a greater saga. Comedy and tragedy meander a tonal tightrope, but Rinsky’s unbridled exuberance dispels the whisper of danger. Darkness exists, yes, but it is always amicably unmasked like a funny monster in a kitsch horror film. All About Me celebrates the artist’s uncanny ability to befriend anyone. It is a tribute to stories with happy endings and the beautifully eccentric spectacle of being alive.
Jeffrey Rinsky: All About Me opens Saturday, July 12th, with a reception from 6 to 8 pm. The exhibition will be on view through August 30th, 2025.
Direct Support Professional (DSP) Recognition Week (September 7-13, 2025) provides us with an opportunity to pause, acknowledge, and highlight the dedicated direct support workforce that is the heart and soul of supports for people with disabilities.
Bazaar Bazaar, our annual end-of-the-year exhibition featuring over 140 Tierra artists!
Opening Reception: Saturday, November 15, 6-8 pm
On View: November 15 – December 23, 2025
Bazaar Bazaar, as a yearly tradition, provides us with a platform to showcase the range and the depth of our artists and the community that has been built and continues to be built among them over time. Much like vendors at a market, our artists get to know each other week after week — their backgrounds, their ambitions, their lifestyles, etc. — and these relationships certainly have an effect on these individuals and their work. Each time we enter their studios, we learn so much from and about them, just as they learn from and about each other.
This year’s bazaar includes a wide assortment of shops from the feathers and fur shop to the globetrotter shop to the home and garden shop to the prism shop. This is where the conceptual and the pragmatic playfully collide for us here at Tierra. Within each shop, you will find stunning
works by familiar names who have been featured at or by the gallery numerous times over the years, such as Marlena Arthur, Tony Barnes, John Maull, Dru McKenzie, and Joe Zaldivar, alongside plenty of new surprises by so many of our other amazing artists who share studio space with them. Bazaar Bazaar is at once a serious celebration and a spunky spectacle; come say hi and celebrate within the spectacle!
Visit tierradelsolgallery.org for more details!
Artwork by David Romero, 165th Street W, 2019, Acrylic and Marker on Paper, 18×24″
Additional event details coming soon!
Show including works by: Douglas Allen, Mario Ayala, Sucy Ayala, Tanya Brodsky, Vincent Blair, Beverly Buchanan, Claire Chambless, Terra Clendening, Jory Drew, Mary Lou Dimsdale, Pippa Garner, Carissa Hackman, Karl Haendel, Lauren Halsey, Herb Herod, Liane Kaino, Wihro Kim, Abraham Khan, Liza Lou, Shauna Lutker, John Maull, Kristen Morgin, John Peterson, Kristopher Raos, Levon Riggins, Angel Rodriguez, David Romero, Ed Ruscha, Ellen Schafer, Christopher Suarez, Chiffon Thomas, Matthew Wilson, Joe Zaldivar
Dru McKenzie + Chloe Isiah Opening Reception
Saturday, March 21 6:00-8:00pm
March 21 – April 25, 2026 7414 Santa Monica Blvd. West Hollywood 90046 Tierra del Sol Gallery is proud to present a survey of work by Dru McKenzie and paintings by Chloe Isiah! Come chill and see some epic art. More details to follow!
For additional information about our upcoming shows, visit Tierra’s gallery at tierradelsolgallery.org
