3245 Sixteenth Street
San Francisco, California 94103

GROUP ART EXHIBITION Quarter Century

Creativity Explored celebrates 25 years of making art and changing lives with a rare exhibition of its archives and permanent collection

In just 25 years, Creativity Explored has earned a reputation as one of San Franciscos best art galleries and one of its most beloved arts organizations. Creativity Explored is more than just a gallery and a studio; its a spirited community of artists with developmental disabilities creating some of the most profound, fearless and innovative art on view in galleries today.

This May marks the 25th year that this extraordinary art center has been changing lives through art. To celebrate this important milestone, the gallery hosts a rare display of its archives and permanent collection May 1 through June 18. Quarter Century will feature many treasured artworks set aside over the years for the gallerys permanent collection, highlights from past exhibitions including the critically acclaimed Dont Call Me Retard and select pieces from the traveling Steele Art Collection. The exhibition also offers fans of some of Creativity Exploreds most highly regarded and widely collected artists such as John Patrick McKenzie, Michael Bernard Loggins, Douglas Sheran and Vincent Jackson a chance to see early works that trace their creative evolution. A special memorial wall honors the work of studio artists who have passed away. Videos made by and about the artists will also be a featured part of the display.

WHAT: Quarter Century a special 25th anniversary exhibition featuring rarely seen works from Creativity Exploreds archives and permanent collection
WHEN: May 1 through June 18, 2008
Gallery hours: Monday through Friday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Thursday until 7 p.m., Saturday 1 to 6 p.m.

COST: FREE

WHERE: Creativity Explored Gallery, 3245 Sixteenth St. at Guerrero, San Francisco

INFO: (415) 863-2108
www.creativityexplored.org

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