EXHIBITIONS

Current Exhibition

The Company We Keep

Bibi Bielat & Cathy Caracciolo

March 2026

ARTHOP OPENING: Thursday, March 5, 5-8PM

The Company We Keep explores the quiet intimacy of the objects that shape our daily lives. Through handmade ceramic lamps, sculptural forms, and functional pottery, Bibi Bielat and Cathy Caracciolo create work meant not just to be seen, but to be lived with. Each piece invites warmth, presence, and connection — honoring the subtle relationships we form with the things we gather around us. A selection of Bibi’s paintings will also be on display, offering another layer to this shared conversation about light, form, and home.

Upcoming Exhibitions

METALS IN MAY

MAY 7- 20

ARTHOP OPENING MAY 7

Metals in May brings the strength, shimmer, and versatility of metal to Gallery 654 in a dynamic exhibition celebrating contemporary metal art. Featuring work that ranges from sculptural to functional, this show highlights the creativity and craftsmanship of artists who shape, forge, and transform metal into compelling works of art. Join us for a bold and inspiring look at a material that is both industrial and poetic.

DOES YOUR MAMA KNOW

June 2026

ARTHOP OPENING JUNE 4

Does Your Mama Know is a juried exhibition and competition celebrating LGBTQ+ artists and allies during Pride Month. Presented by Gallery 654, the show explores themes of identity, visibility, chosen family, love, and self-expression through diverse artistic voices and mediums. Bold, personal, and unapologetic, this exhibition invites viewers to reflect on what it means to be seen, accepted, and proud—both within our communities and beyond them.

Previous Exhibitions

NUDES IN NOVEMBER

NOVEMBER 2025

Nudes in November is a long-standing Fresno art tradition originally founded by renowned metal sculptor Chris Sorensen. Each year, artists from across the region come together to explore and celebrate the human form in all its expressive beauty. The exhibition welcomes a wide range of media — from painting and photography to clay, glass, and metal sculpture — offering a thoughtful and diverse look at the timeless theme of the nude in art.