"Art is an intellectual and spiritual necessity that belongs in every community."

At GRO, our purpose is to provide a professional exhibition space for artwork and programs that address the cultural, political, and environmental concerns of our rural community and the greater Bay Area.

Become a pARTner in ART

Become a pARTner in ART

Support GRO’s exhibitions and outreach programs:

  • Donor: $35 – $99 per year
  • Supporter: $100 -$299 per year
  • Patron: $300 and over

 

Latino Photography Project

Latino Photography Project

Gallery  Route  One’s  Latino  Photography  Project starts its 9th year in January, 2012.  The  project embraces two programs, an adult photography class and an after-school media class for youth (grades 6 through 12).

Artists in the Schools

Artists in the Schools

The Gallery Route One Artists in Schools (AIS) program staff are committed to art practice, art history and the applied arts. Environmental education is a guiding principle of our arts program.

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Member Artists

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Mimi Abers

For years I have chosen clay as my primary medium because I’m enamored with texture, and clay is a material that never stops.

Eric Engstrom

Over the past few years I have explored the American landscape using digital photography to record both the hidden and obvious remnants of the changing environment and culture.

Mary Mountcastle Eubank

I have always been intrigued with the relationships between spirit and matter and between magical practices and natural processes. Combining paint, found objects and materials, and mixed media, I make paintings and sculpture that reflect my love for the natural world.

Tim Graveson

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Candace Loheed

When I feel a surge of energy and growth, I  get wild and abandon myself to weedy, botanically derivative, fanciful things on paper.

Zea Morvitz

I am fascinated by ruins and abandoned objects; decayed structures sinking into the earth, rusted artifacts, useful things that got rained on & thrown away. I especially love tattered old books and ancient stones.

Suzanne Parker

Painting for me is a form of archaeology, an exploration into the inner world of the psyche. Where will each piece lead me? What will be uncovered / revealed?

Will Thoms

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Vickisa

I love color and use it with abandon in my mixed media paintings.