Salbabida: Art that Keeps us afloat
September 21, 2021 - October 30, 2021
This exhibit showcases original art made in 2019-2021 in the midst of the pandemic, Almeda fire, and Black Lives Matter protests. Gambrel Gallery hopes to demonstrate the many ways that art offers a path to resilience. We are grateful for the 15 artists in our community that showcase their work to help us process the complex emotions of this time.
Why ‘Salbabida’?
In Tagalog, the word ‘Salbabida’ is derived from the Spanish word ‘Salvavida’ or ‘lifesaver’. In the Philippines, the word is used to refer to any material that keeps you afloat. For so many, art is their ‘Salbabida’ and we wanted to provide a space to celebrate this.
Exhibiting Artists
Laura Loeshcer
Peter Kenar
Samuel Lawrence
Sarah F. Burns
Sarah Jae Esmay
Snow Panneton
Snow Winters
Suzanne Leslie
Peter Kenar
Samuel Lawrence
Ada Santiago
Anthony Adonis Lewis
Cara Mattern
Gabriel Lipper
Inger Nova Jorgensen
Jay Gordon
Kirra Sirianni