EXHIBITION | Betti Ono presents: MY ART, MY CULTURE III: Women, Media and the Movement A collaborative exhibition supporting and celebrating women in the Bay Area and around the world. On view: April 6, 2017 – June 3, 2017 Members Only Preview: Thursday, April 6, 6-9PM Opening Reception: Friday, April 7, 6-9PM Initiated in 2013, My…
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Behind the Wooden Mask, works by Paul Lewin
Behind the Wooden Mask: Works by Paul Lewin November 4, 2016 – January 14, 2017 Opening reception: November 4, 2016 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm We are excited to welcome artist Paul Lewin back to Betti Ono with his second solo exhibition, “Behind the Wooden Mask”: “In many cultures of Africa and the African diaspora, ceremonial masks are…
Register now for the upcoming YOUTH SUMMIT: National Day Against Police Brutality
ARTS + CIVIC ENGAGEMENT YOUTH SUMMIT NATIONAL DAY OF PROTEST TO END POLICE BRUTALITY October 22, 2016 | 11 AM – 6 PM FREE | REGISTER NOW: bit.ly/YARTSUMMIT Calling Youth Leaders! Join the families of Oscar Grant, Michael Brown, and more this Saturday October 22nd as we stand together and build power on the…
Celebrate 6 years with Betti Ono!
Betti Ono Celebrates 6 Years! First Friday, October 7, 2016 | OAKLAND ART MURMUR 6-9PM ART+ MUSIC + PERFORMANCES RSVP: http://bettionocelebrates6years.eventbrite.com/ We invite you to see the latest exhibition VIRAL: 25 YEARS FROM RODNEY KING, celebrate and reflect on the past six years of Betti Ono! Throughout the night we will honor and lift up…
Betti Ono is excited to open the Fall season with VIRAL: 25 Years from Rodney King
Art Responders, in collaboration with Betti Ono Gallery presents VIRAL: 25 Years From Rodney King (VIRAL: RK25), a touring exhibition and community arts project offering an immersive visualization of violence in U.S. law enforcement over the past quarter century.
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ABOUT
Betti Ono is an experimentally minded space for art + culture + community headquartered in Oakland, California. We are 100% Black women led and operated, dedicated to amplifying the work and voices of under-represented artists. Our vision and creative practice embodies the bold, curious and unapologetic spirit of our name-sakes Betti Mabry Davis and Yoko Ono. We value art making as a form and function of activism, self-determination, community transformation and cultural resilience. We celebrate the culture of everyday people and focus our core work on participation, accessibility and inclusivity.
