KALEID Gallery is proud to present: Portraits from the WildJeffrey Bramschreiber solo exhibition The last three years have been very challenging for me with both serious physical and mental challenges to try and overcome. I focused on the world around […]
KALEID Gallery is proud to present: “888” by Force129 Solo ExhibitionForce129 is an artist & designer from San Jose sharing mixed media artworks on a variety of surfaces. Exhibition dates: August 1–29, 2025 Gallery hours: Thursdays–Fridays 12pm–7pm & Saturdays 12pm-5pm. Free admission.VIEW AVAILABLE WORKS ONLINE. KALEID Gallery320 S. 1st St.SoFA District, downtown San Joseinfo@kaleidgallery.com…
KALEID Gallery is proud to present: The Phenomenological Renaissance Jonathan Perea solo exhibition There’s an ongoing awakening in the collective. A phenomenological Renaissance that is happening around the world. We are becoming the creators of this orchestra, that binds every note to its proper key, to open itself to its fullest potential where every mold of the old patterns are broken, not forgotten or despised, but integrated. For Flexibility is wisdom, and Observation in its purest form, becomes fundamental substrate to explain our emotional and logical reality. Projections are statements about ourselves, for our thought is cosmically binding, with both the physical, and nonphysical in this realm. Analytical/Mystical idealism is a logical empirical tool to understand reality. Where science and spirituality begin to align, orient, and position itself as both are needed to understand one another. The knowledge of the feminine and masculine as one, the logical and intuitive as whole.…
KALEID Gallery is proud to present: “A Beautiful Fugate by Troublesome Creek”Jemal Diamond solo exhibition Artist’s reception: Friday, May 2nd 5pm–9pmFree entry; part of the First Fridays ArtWalk SJ“A Beautiful Fugate by Troublesome Creek” is the latest collection of paintings by Jemal Diamond, showcasing the interplay between his abstracted, segmented figures and landscapes that blend the organic with the technological. The figures exist in a state of tension – at once passive and reactive – amidst shifting natural and constructed environments. Drawing from the Spanish word “fugate,” meaning “to flee” or “escape,” the collection explores themes of movement, displacement, and the fragile balance between humanity and the worlds we navigate.As always with Jemal’s work, there are layers of contrasting and complementary shapes and lines. They are both mechanical and organic, masculine and feminine, abstract and representational. There lies embedded intentional dichotomies to create a playground of visual cues and possible…