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Cedars in Town at Tiburon Town Hall (2025)

37 Artworks

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Sep 5th - Oct 31 2025

Cedars Squared - Artist Within Gallery (2023/2024)

90 Artworks

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December 1, 2023 - February, 2024 Cedars artists double down with a blockbuster show that highlights the love of what they do best. Featured are drawings, paintings, sculpture, jewelry, woven goods, holiday craft items, cards, and maybe a few surprises. Shop for some holiday gifts, and don’t forget a gift for yourself. With Cedars Squared, one visit to the Artist Within may not be enough! The more the merrier!

Cedars Sundries - Handmade Goods - Toby's Feed Barn (2025)

73 Artworks

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Step into the whimsical world of Cedars Sundries—a vibrant new art installation and pop-up shop created entirely by Cedars artists. This one-of-a-kind exhibition blends handmade crafts, imaginative design, and artistic expression into an immersive experience that celebrates the creativity and spirit of a handmade economy.
 
Explore an array of unique works across diverse mediums: clay, papier-mâché, embellished everyday objects, paintings, drawings, textiles, and more. It's not just an art show—it's a temporary world of wonder, and we’d love for you to be part of it.

Christine Schott

37 Artworks

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Claiming Our Space - Petaluma Arts Center 2024

9 Artworks

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Claiming Our Space is a collective contemporary exhibition that draws art from ten bay area studios supporting artists with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). "Claiming space" is the act of asserting presence, identity, and rights: taking up literal and metaphorical space to ensure that voice, needs, and existence are recognized and respected. For artists with IDD, claiming space means participation in places or conversations where they have historically been excluded or underrepresented. The Petaluma Arts Center, as a representative of local artists, and Alchemia, which advocates for artists with IDD, have partnered to present this exhibition. Our shared goal is to amplify the creative voices of artists with IDD and bring them greater recognition and inclusion in our North Bay arts community. Every artist has a voice.

Claire Clifford

37 Artworks

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Comfort & Joy - Artist Within (2025)

84 Artworks

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Dec 5th 2025 to Feb 27th 2026
Join Cedars in celebrating the holidays in handmade style at our end of the year extravaganza. It’s the season when we get cozy and go all out with color and light, to bring good cheer and shower those we love with more love. Whether it’s a gift, or a smile, or just bringing a little more kindness into the world, let us offer you Comfort and Joy.
Our holiday showcase features all manner of art and handmade goods, perfect for sharing and gifting. Artist Within is brimming with framed art pieces in gift-giving sizes, hand wovens, jewelry, ornaments, cards, and much more.

Construct/ Deconstruct - Artist Within Gallery (2024)

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March 1 - June 14, 2024 Instead of starting with blank canvas or paper, Cedars artists were encouraged to create art using found surfaces and objects. In addition to adding new life to old, unfinished artwork, they transformed cardboard boxes, old magazines, wood scraps, and all kinds of other odds and ends. This act of upcycling, or creating new value from discarded things, sometimes reveals gleaming, hidden facets of our artists' creativity.

Cordially Invited

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Works featured in Cordially Invited each year celebrate the exciting and thought-provoking art produced in progressive art studios around the country and around the world. Join us in showcasing this artwork as a way to increase appreciation for our neuro-diverse society.
Invited by Rosie Eck, Community & Art Reach Coordinator

Creative Spotlight Minnesota Street 2026 - organized by Helpers

5 Artworks

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Cynthia Adams

20 Artworks

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Dana Sparrow

22 Artworks

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2020 Marin Open Studio featured artist

Darwin Lawson

27 Artworks

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David Fierman, NY representation 2026

17 Artworks

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Delicious - Artist Within Gallery (2022)

109 Artworks

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A juried community art exhibition presented by Cedars and the San Anselmo Arts Commission. What feeds your body, mind, and soul? Cedars and the San Anselmo Arts Commission invites Bay Area artists to enter a juried exhibition of work that expresses feelings of abundance and pleasure. Representational work may depict food or anything else that adds to the sweetness or savoriness of life. Abstract work and 3D work are also welcome. Accepted pieces will be displayed alongside art by Cedars artists at Artist Within Gallery in San Anselmo.

Delicious! - Online Exhibition (2020)

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November 6 - November 27, 2020 It’s time to celebrate the harvest, and our connection to friends and family. This season, when in-person sharing will be limited, we can still enjoy the holidays through memories and images of foods we love and foods we imagine.

Featured Artists - Artist Within Back Wall (2023 to 2025)

35 Artworks

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Rotating display of works by Louis Kahn and Katie Buster.

Fifth Pet Parade Biennial - Sep 11th to Nov 27th 2026

124 Artworks

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Follow the String - Marin Museum of Modern Art (MOCA) and NIAD Art Center Annex Gallery (2022)

23 Artworks

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October 29 - December 23, 2022 Follow the String is an exhibition developed in partnership with Cedars and NIAD Art Center, two Bay Area based progressive studio programs for adults with developmental disabilities. Curated by NIAD’s Emma Spertus and Julio Rodriguez with NIAD artists Felicia Griffin, Dorian Reid, and Kiesha White, the exhibition features artists from Cedars and NIAD, alongside artists from the broader Bay Area arts community. Follow the String showcases conventionally trained artists alongside artists with disabilities, blurring distinctions between "insider" and "outsider" art. A workshop will bring together participating artists to create a new fiber-based work for the exhibition. In one of many free-wheeling conversations between exhibition curators Emma Spertus and Kiesha White about fiber art and rug-making, Kiesha (also a NIAD studio artist) described her process: just ‟follow the string.” Emma goes on to say, ‟We're bridging communities—Cedars and NIAD and the greater arts community—and it’s exciting to see where interests and creative voices overlap. Fiber was the starting point, but it has really exploded. Like any medium that has deep roots, there's a wellspring of continual interest in fiber, and Follow the String is a snapshot of what that interest looks like today." The material of thread is a simple and powerful metaphor for connectivity. As individuals we are strands; as communities we are intertwined. These concepts draw from the rich history of Northern California utopian design and craftwork centered in Marin County and the Bay Area in the 1960’s and 70’s. Follow the String will trace a lineage from these countercultural dreamers to contemporary practitioners who continue to deploy craft and handwork as a means to achieve a more democratic and inclusive world. Public programs will be designed around the model of inclusive and collaborative craft and handwork forums to create opportunities for dialogue, discussion, and problem-solving through collective action. An artist-led workshop by master weavers from Cedars will demonstrate their working techniques and artistic process. 

Program dates to be announced. An accompanying satellite exhibition will run concurrently in NIAD’s Annex Gallery space in Richmond.

Gill Hines

17 Artworks

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