PAST EVENTS
Explore our history of community events and captivating gallery showings that capture the essence of the Zoetic Tapestry Project
2024
From the students of San Mateo High School
The "Coral" Art Show featured works from the Art Certificate Program, an extracurricular community of teens with a special interest for art. The exhibition aimed to bring attention to the beauty and importance of marine ecosystems. Through a diverse array of artistic expressions and mediums, the students highlighted the fragile world beneath the ocean's surface, urging viewers to appreciate these essential environments
Coral Art Show
In-Balance Art Show
From the students of Crystal Springs Upland School
The "In-Balance" art show invited viewers to explore the delicate beauty of nature and animals through the talented work of students. The exhibition celebrated intricate relationships within the natural world, encouraging a deeper appreciation for the environment and its inhabitants
2023
From the students of Crystal Springs Upland School
The "Reconnect" art show explored the deep and intrinsic connection between humanity and nature. Through a diverse range of works, artists delved into the ways we are intertwined with the natural world, inviting viewers to reflect on their own relationship with the environment. The exhibition serves as a reminder of the importance of nurturing this connection in our increasingly modernizing world
Reconnect Art Show
2022
"Living Art" Installation
Baywood, CA
Our first "living art" installation, created by board members John Sutti and Jim Murphy, transformed an unkept local area into a vibrant community space. With the aid of the Baywood Neighbors Association, the installation was successfully placed within a traffic island, where the Zoetic Tapestry Project cleaned, gardened, and adorned the space with newly planted flowers
Honey Bee Art Show
The "Honey Bee" art show, featuring local high school students, was a compelling exploration of the role honeybees play in our ecosystem. Through their creative works, the students highlighted the importance of preserving these insects and their delicate environment. This exhibition served as an engaging reminder of the need to protect and sustain the honeybee population
From the students of San Mateo High School
Fauna & Flora Art Show
From the students of College of San Mateo
The "Flora and Fauna" art show, from College of San Mateo's Digital Media students, aimed to capture the beauty and diversity of the natural world. For many students, this exhibition was the first time exploring the realm of digital art. The show not only highlighted their unique, newfound talents, but also marked a significant step in their development as artists
2021
From local Bay Area artists
Our "Metamorphosis" art show, featuring local Bay Area artists, was dedicated to raising awareness about the plight of the monarch butterfly and its populations. The exhibition highlighted the beauty and fragility of these iconic insects and their role in our ecosystem, drawing attention to the urgent need for conservation efforts to protect the monarch and its habitat
Metamorphosis Art Show
