upcoming events
Here are some of SLOMA’s upcoming programs with exhibiting artists. Due to limited seating, some events may require an RSVP.
Additional programming will be announced on this page, through our e-news, and on social media so be sure to follow us and be among the first to know what’s happening at SLOMA.
program archive
Miss an artist talk? We’ve got you covered with these archived artist talks and panels. Check out even more content on SLOMA’s YouTube page!
SLOMA Shorts: Notes For Tomorrow
A night of short films in celebration of the exhibition Notes For Tomorrow
Artist’s Talk: Esteban Cabeza de Baca
Artist talk with Esteban Cabeza de Baca
Julie Alpert’s Strange Magic: Q&A
A Q&A with Strange Magic artist Julie Alpert and SLOMA’s Chief Curator
Artist’s Talk with Whitney Bedford
Artist Whitney Bedford in conversation with SLOMA’s Chief Curator
Haagua: An Indigenous Surf Film
Film screening and panel discussion exploring native perspectives on surfing and surf culture
Artists’ Panel: Whose Waters?
With artists Gabriella Angotti-Jones, Stephen Milner, Kunyalala Ndlovu, Shea Somma, and Joni Sternbach
Artist’s Talk with Adam Parker Smith
The For The Time Being artist delves into his pop art practice
Artist’s Talk with Alisa Sikelianos-Carter
In Space and Splendor at SLOMA
Artist’s Talk with Anila Quayyum Agha
Artist’s talk with the Liminal Space artist at the historic Palm Theatre
Artist Talk: Marela Zacarías
Artist talk and Q&A from the Storytelling artist
Leah Rosenberg’s SLO(W) Rainbow
An exploration of SLOMA’s 2023 mural project and its local inspirations
The Possibilities of Mushrooms
Recording of the sold out discussion with Minga Opazo and Danielle Stevenson
Artist Talk: Alyssa Monks
Artist Alyssa Monks discusses the works in her new exhibition at SLOMA
Panel Discussion: See and Missed
Explore hidden histories in this recorded panel with artist Camille Hoffman
Artist Talk: Calafia was Here
Explore SLOMA’s 2022 mural in this recorded artist’s talk with Erin LeAnn Mitchell
Panel Discussion: Art, Climate, and the Ocean
A panel discussion exploring the role of art in the climate crisis
Panel Discussion: Pacificaribbean
Artists and arts professionals discuss mural projects and public art