Save the Date!
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| Zuzu Paella, 2014 Picnic |
Reception at DC Moore Gallery, NYC
01/14/15
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| Rosa rugosa Waldoboro, 2014 by Robert Kushner |
SAVE THE DATE
January 28, 2015 6-8 pm
Oxbow alumni, parents and friends join us in New York for a reception at DC Moore Gallery
baroque by Oxbow Visiting Artist Robert Kushner
RSVP to phoebe@oxbowschool.org by January 15.
Fall Open House
12/14/14
Join us this weekend for the OS31 Final Show + Open House
Saturday and Sunday
December 13 and 14, 1 - 3 pm
Charitybuzz Auction
12/13/14
Find the perfect gift and support Oxbow!
Only 11 days left on Oxbow's Charitybuzz auction which features lunch with Oxbow co-founder, Margrit Mondavi at her home in Napa. Visit charitybuzz.com for the complete list of lots.
Fall Visiting Artist Lecture Series
10/13/14
All lectures are held on Tuesdays at The Theater (at former Copia), 500 1st Street, Napa CA. Lectures begin promptly at 7pm, are free and open to the public.
Michael Arcega October 21
Stewart Uoo November 4
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Our first ever Oxbow Alumni Art Exhibition is almost here! On Saturday, June 7th 4-6pm Oxbow alumni from 30 semesters will gather in San Francisco to eat, drink, and support the school. Admission is free and open to all alumni, alumni families, and friends. The show is in the Campus Center Gallery at California College of the Arts located at 1111 Eighth Street in San Francisco.
If you are interested in submitting work or volunteering to help at the event, please email alumnishow@oxbowschool.org.
Visiting Artist Lecture Series
03/26/14
Lectures are held on Tuesdays at The Theater (at former Copia), 500 1st Street, Napa CA. Lectures begin promptly at 7pm, are free and open to the public.
Alyson Kuhn April 15
Visiting Artist Lecture Series
02/27/14
All lectures will be held on Tuesdays at The Theater (at former Copia), 500 1st Street, Napa CA. Lectures begin promptly at 7pm, are free and open to the public.
Karen Zukor March 11
Piero Spadaro March 18
Nathalie Miebach March 25
Alyson Kuhn April 15
Filmmaker Jonathan Demme and Author Daniel Wolff have spent the last eight years documenting post-Katrina New Orleans. They will present New Home Movies from the Lower Ninth Ward at The Theater at 500 First Street. Proceeds support the Oxbow School Scholarship Fund.
Jonathan Demme is among Hollywood’s first rank of filmmakers, with credits that include Philadelphia, Rachel Getting Married, Beloved, The Silence of the Lambs, for which he won an Oscar, and a trilogy of Neil Young documentaries. Tackling challenging and controversial subjects, he’s directed eight different actors in Oscar-nominated performances. Demme is also an activist, whose concern is reflected in such projects as Artists for Democracy in Haiti, the documentary New Home Movies from the Lower Ninth Ward on post-Katrina residents of New Orleans and its follow-up, the portrait documentary I’m Carolyn Parker: The Good, the Mad, and the Beautiful.
Daniel Wolff is an accomplished talent as an author, poet and filmmaker. His writing has appeared in numerous diverse publications, ranging from Vogue to Education Weekly, and his non-fiction books include How Lincoln Learned to Read and an award-winning and best-selling biography of crooner Sam Cooke. He’s also received credits on such documentaries as The Agronomist, about slain Haitian civil rights leader Jean Dominique, and several projects on post-Katrina New Orleans, including I’m Carolyn Parker—the catalyst for his look at the lives of everyday American heroes in his text, The Fight for Home.
Cocktails & Screening with Jonathan & Daniel $125
New Orleans feast with Jonathan & Daniel $500 (seating is limited) 
