ORGANIZATIONS & ENTERPRISES

Run for Artists by Artists. Centrally located on the historic Santa Rosa Naval Air Station, 33 Arts is home to over 25 Artists and craftspeople. Offering Spaces for creative uses; arts, crafts, performing arts, classroom space, gallery exhibitions, meeting spaces and non-profit offices.

• Low to no-cost classes and summer art camps for youth
• Family-based activities
• Teen Art Lounge
• Adult classes and workshops
• On-premise gallery features students’ works of art and un-juried group exhibitions
• Mentorship of young artists by qualified professionals and instructors
• Mobile art studio “Art Van Gogh” delivering visual art programs to
• local events and available for private events
• On-premise Glassblowing and Torch Work classes and team-building workshops.

• Clases de bajo costo o sin costo y campamentos de arte de verano para jóvenes
• Actividades basadas en la familia
• Salón de arte para adolescentes
• Clases y talleres para adultos.
• Galería que en las instalaciones presenta las obras de arte de los estudiantes y exposiciones grupales sin jurado
• Tutoría de jóvenes artistas por parte de profesionales e instructores calificados
• El camión de arte móvil "Art Van Gogh" ofrece programas de artes visuales a eventos locales y disponible para eventos privados
• Clases de trabajo de vidrio soplado y antorcha y talleres de trabajo en equipo.

Art Escape is a 501©(3) Non-profit organization Tax ID #47-3626950

• Focused art classes, which include – art history, photography, painting, graphic design, ceramics, animation, and much more.
• Community access to local galleries and events
• Artist in Residency opportunities
• Artist lecture series
• Art sales
• Participation in local and national art exhibits

Chalk Hill Artist Residency is a unique opportunity for artists across mediums to work and stay at the beautiful Warnecke Ranch and Vineyard.

The program is located in Sonoma County, an hour and a half north of San Francisco. Artists from a diverse range of abilities and geographical locations are able to find the space and time needed to pursue creative work. Chalk Hill Artist Residency offers the use of the artist house, studio space, and access to the ranch property. The property's oak woodlands, hiking trails, vineyards, and private access to the Russian River are sources of inspiration for residents

Founded in 2010, Chalk Hill Residency is inspired by the vision of the late John Carl Warnecke, internationally renowned architect (1919-2010). In 1983, he laid out plans for an art colony on his 280-acre property near the town of Healdsburg, bordering the Russian River. He established a 501c3 non-profit and began a master plan for the property to fulfill his vision: that artists could live and work together in what he deemed as the most beautiful place in the world. ​

​Our community partnerships allow us to work closely with organizations that support artists with disabilities to participate in studio days at the residency. Studio days bring together our current artist in residence and artists with disabilities to spend an afternoon in the studio together. This creates a space where artists across a spectrum of ability are able to create authentic human connection through art, celebrate individual ways of artistic expression, and foster creativity. Since 2010, the studio program has proven to be nationally recognized and has been enthusiastically received by participants.

Escolar is an art and design research collective working at the intersection of regenerative agriculture and cultural production within an anti-capitalist and de-colonial framework.

We maintain a curatorial practice and an exhibition venue, a residency with production facilities and support, provide design and fabrication support for local activists and maintain a one-acre experimental farm with an emphasis on native flora.

-We provide housing, food and production support for visiting and local artists.

-We produce public art exhibitions and complementary workshops, talks and symposiums.

-We foster a symbiotic relationship between cultural, agricultural and land-use practices.

-We build linkages between theoretical and material labor/ modes of work.

-We organize a space where creative work is separate from the cultural hierarchies and professional roles of global finance capital.

-We develop, explore and deepen communal understandings of regionally specific land management practices and their histories.

-We help provide local youth with access to a world class network of artists, musicians and thinkers.

-We provide educational programs to emerging artists and the public on regenerative agriculture.

Ipolani Bovee

Artists Bio 

Ipolani Bovee is a native Hawaiian artist born in Salt Lake City, Utah. Ipolani has demonstrated an eloquent talent in her pursuit of art focusing on watercolor, digital art, as well as pen and ink. Her artistry consists of a profusion of personal expression, art for art’s sake and the natural world around her. 

Her influence of personal experiences and environment have allowed her to transcend in her talent of line drawing, hatching, shading, stippling and blending techniques. 

She is married with 3 children and currently resides in Sonoma County, California where she owns and operates KO Studio Art and Tattoo. 

Life on Earth Art unites people from diverse communities to co-create handmade large scale interactive art as a platform for social action and healing.

an Invitation… to gather, share stories, and make art. a Celebration… of the work we do not only to heal ourselves, but also each other, and the planet. a Declaration… that, collectively, we can dream bigger dreams and create greater good when we dare to fly. an Improvisation… of movement, sound, touch, sight, smell and intuition. an Investigation… into the potential that can be unleashed—and the invention that can be unlocked—through art. a Manifestation… for a global vision of acceptance, expression, and unity.

Please contact us to learn more about how individuals, schools, and organizations can become involved with our programs!

The mission of the Museum of Sonoma County is to engage and inspire our diverse community with art and history exhibitions, collections, and public programs that are inclusive, educational, and relevant.

Building community through art.

• Strive to present innovative, inspiring and meaningful art exhibitions
• Maintain a sustainable, accessible and inclusive space for community gatherings and for diverse artistic expressions and experiences
• Enrich Petaluma both culturally and economically
• Provide artistic and educational opportunities for learners of all ages
• Foster creativity by embracing new audiences and new ways of seeing the world