December 13, 2025 – January 18, 2026 — Mi Vida / My Life, the participants of Gallery Route One’s Latino Photography Project are showing a collection of photographs that reflect their daily lives in a very personal way and exploring aspects of life that give it deeper meaning.
Fedra Yazdi’s paintings poignantly convey her lifelong search for place. Each painting depicts a specific story of wayfinding, carefully mapping animals and figures, illustrating the cycle of wander and wonder.
GRO presents: Host Pamela Blotner welcomes Sas Colby and Kelley Berg, two Bay Area artists who use personal and family experiences as a lens to explore historic and universal events.
GRO presents: Host Pamela Blotner welcomes Bay Area filmmaker, Mimi Chakarova, who covered global issues examining conflict, corruption and the sex trade. This discussion covers adult topics and may not be suitable for children.
Gallery Route One and the Bolinas Museum present an Artist Talk about the Latino Photography Project’s photography exhibition: Nuestra Identidad (Our Identity) on view at the Bolinas Museum, June 8 – August 4, 2024
GRO presents: Artists’ Exchange with Na Omi Judy Shintani and Lorraine Bonner.
Gallery Route One is pleased to announce that we have hired two Co-Directors for our Latino Photography Project: Maricela Mora and Mia Johnson-Matinez
GRO presents: Artists’ Exchange with Andrea Bersaglieri and Danny Rosales.
GRO presents: Artists’ Exchange with Andrea Bersaglieri and Danny Rosales.
GRO presents: Artists’ Exchange with Jeannie O’Connor and Marilyn Levin, both use strata of mixed media to explore likeness and interpretation in their non-objective works.
GRO presents: Artists’ Exchange, “Invitation to a Voyage” – Artists Jan Wurm and Livia Stein lead viewers on an ocean cruise across colorful landscapes populated by dynamic human figures.
GRO presents: Artists’ Exchange, “Storytelling in Wood and Clay” – Sculptors Clayton Thiel and Bruce Mitchell discuss how they create narratives of dreams and memories through the use of classical forms and traditional media.
Join us for drinks, dinner, and a wonderful evening of Mandala Painting with Mela Delgado at Toby’s Feed Barn, 11250 California 1, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 from 5-8 PM.
GRO Professional Development Series: Rebecca Williams – Storytelling has been used as a sales strategy for millennia. So how can you harness the power of story to sell your art?
GRO presents: Artists’ Exchange, “Clay, Ink, and Light” – Two Bay Area Artists discuss how their passion and deep concern for the natural world is reflected simultaneously in their ideas, and the materials and methods they use to express them.
GRO presents: Artists’ Exchange, “Finding a Home: Heritage, Immigration, and Identity” — Two Bay Area Artists discuss how individual identity is affected by heritage and exodus, and how this theme is explored and reflected in their art practices.
GRO presents: Artists’ Exchange, “Roaming the World, from the Outside-In” — a discussion about the intersection of personal stories and public art, with Sherry Karver and Lauren Elder.
GRO presents: Artists’ Exchange, “Backwards and Forwards” on November 16, 2022 with Elizabeth Sher & Mary Curtis Ratcliff, two renowned Bay Area artists who won’t take no for an answer and will never stop making art.
GRO presents: Artists’ Exchange, “The Healing Path, Making Art Sustains Us” on October 22, 2022 with Carol Benioff & Andree Singer Thompson.
GRO presents: Artists’ Exchange, “Ecolibrium” on September 28, 2022 with Deborah Kennedy and Shannon Amidon.
GRO presents: Artists’ Exchange on August 17, 2022 with Ruth Tabancay and Stephanie Metz.
GRO presents: Artists’ Exchange on July 20, 2022 with Carol Newborg and Isiah Daniels.
GRO presents: Artists’ Exchange on June 15, 2022 with metal sculptors Pamela Merory Dernham and Lynne Todaro.
Thursday, June 16, 5-8pm, Toby’s Gallery, Pt Reyes Station – Please join us for tacos, music, and a wonderful evening of artmaking with (multicultural) folk artist Rachel-Anne Palacios’ to help us raise money for Gallery Route One’s Artists In the Schools program.
GRO presents: Artists’ Exchange, “A Walkabout and the Path Forward”, on April 20, 2022 with Archana Horsting and Dewitt Cheng.
Gallery Route One is proud to present Artists In the Schools (AIS) with new artists and theme for 2021-22. Water, Wind and Visualizing the Unseen is the theme of GRO’s Artists in the School’s program for 2021-22. The theme embraces awareness of the...
GRO presents: Artists’ Exchange, “Humor, Passion and Painting”, on March 16, 2022 with acclaimed Bay Area Painters M. Louise Stanley and Foad Satterfield.
GRO presents: Artists' Exchange, "Intimacy and Solitude", on February 16, 2022 with photographers Marna Clarke and Neo Serafimidis. Hosted by Pamela Blotner
Saturday, February 5, 10am-12pm Professional Development Series for Artists presented by Gallery Route One: Grant Writing for Artists with Shelley Rugg Shelley Rugg, Artist and Arts Administrator, will share some tips for funding your artistic...
GRO presents: Artists' Exchange, "Place Making and Place Keeping", on January 19, 2022 with public artists Vickie Jo Sowell and Daniel Galvez. Hosted by Pamela Blotner.
Congratulations to Nicole Irene Anderson who is the 2022-23 GRO Fellowship Program recipient. Read more in Nicole's artist statement: My work reflects a sensitivity to human vulnerability. I aim to trigger a sensory response that evokes memory and...
GRO presents: Artists' Exchange on November 17, 2021 with Michelle Waters and Suzanne M. Long. Hosted by Pamela Blotner.
GRO presents: Artists’ Exchange on October 20, 2021, hosted by Pamela Blotner with artists: Renee Owen and Teddy Milder
GRO presents: Artists' Exchange on September 15, 2021, with artists: Jamie Treacy and Jane Skafte. Hosted by Pamela Blotner
GRO presents: Artists' Exchange on August 18, 2021 with Jane Ingram Allen and Judith Selby Lang.
GRO presents: Artists' Exchange on July 21, 2021, with artists Orin Carpenter and Toni Littlejohn. Hosted by Pamela Blotner.
On exhibit Thursday, June 3 – Tuesday, June 22 TOBY’S ART GALLERY, 11250 Highway One, Point Reyes Station, CA “THE SEED, CYCLES OF LIFE” 2020-2021 ANNUAL ARTISTS IN THE SCHOOLS EXHIBITIONVirtual reception and Teaching Artist Talks: Sunday, June 6,...
Gallery Route One, Artist’s Exchange with Becca Barolli & Gina Telcocci: Weaving Space Hosted by Pamela Blotner I’d like to introduce two sculptors who use line or what I call “linear mass” to crate their simpatico, but...
Gallery Route One, Artist’s Exchange with Zea Morvitz & Patti Trimble: A Natural Collaboration Hosted by Pamela Blotner I’d like to introduce two artists who are recognized for their individual paintings, drawings and...
Gallery Route One (GRO) is sponsoring two 18-month Fellowships beginning in January 2022. Fellowships provide opportunities to participate in a vibrant, non-profit gallery with an experienced gallery staff and practicing artist members. The...
GRO presents: Artists' Exchange on March 20, 2021 with Robert Abrams and Mary B. White
Artists' Exchange with presenting artists: Shelley Rugg, Pamela Blotner, and Ernesto Sanchez, Saturday, Feb 27, 2021
Gabriella Giuliani has been hard at work preparing to launch Gallery Route One's Artists in the Schools Program, collecting art materials to distribute when a new series of online art classes begin. Gabriella lives in San Francisco, close to Ocean...
BOOK SOLD OUT Participating photographers: Ana Maria Ramirez, Augustina Martinez, Betty Gomez, Gisela Alvarado, Isela Orozco, Jessica Oliva, Maricela Mora, Rosa Rodriguez, and Tere Gutierrez The culmination of a special documentary project...
Shannon O'Neill-Creighton / Senior Fellow 2020-2021 My artwork is rooted in relationship between land and people, mapping a felt-sense of belonging and intimacy with personal landscapes. As Lucy Lippard writes, “If landscape is a way of seeing,...
Nueve Fotografas Latinas y las mujeres que las inspiran / Nine Latina Photographers and the women who inspire themPhotographic portraits of North Bay women in positions of leadership For the past two years, GRO's Latino Photography Project students...
Inspired by historic photographs taken around the Point Reyes peninsula in the 19th and early 20th century, members of the Latino Photography Project replicated historic scenes in the same or similar manner in the present. The historic image and...
After a summer break the Latino Photography Project is meeting on Monday mornings again. This season the LPP will be working towards an exhibition in March, 2020 at Gallery Route One titled She Inspires Me, portraits of women leaders in our community.
Join us for a trailer screening of Dos Rivers, a documentary about Gallery Route One’s Latino Photography Project on Sunday, March 24th from 4:00 to 6:00 pm.
The Maker's class at West Marin School. In the photos: building hydraulic robotic hands!!
A very special AIS 25th birthday celebration and tribute to Madeline Neito Hope, Fri., June 15th, 2018 The AIS program has been shepherded by Madeline Nieto Hope for the last decade. This year the program passed from Madeline’s loving hands to...
Students at West Marin School are working on their birding skills … as captured by the students in GRO's Latino Photography Project. Both programs will exhibit work at Toby's Gallery in Point Reyes Station this June.
Apr 10, 2018 / Third Graders visited the Giacomini Wetlands and learned about birding as part of GRO's Artists in the Schools Program. Students will be showing their work at Toby's Gallery in June. GRO's Latino Photography Project students went...
Joe Fox is the new coordinator for Gallery Route One’s Artists in the Schools program, replacing Madeline Hope who will continue to work in the program. Joe, who lives in Point Reyes, is also a new artist member of Gallery Route One. Joe recently...
CATALOGS FOR OUR RECENT EXHIBITION are still available! –GRO's Latino Photography Project recently exhibited in the Gallery's Project Space. You can still purchase a catalog that includes work by Gisela Alvarado, Karen Angelia Batres Flores, Jacob...
November 10 – December 17, 2017 — The Latino Photography Project: Hogar en Cualquier Lugar / Home in Any Place We Are
Six local Latina Cooks from various states in Mexico will share their delicious traditional Moles at our Mole Dinner on Saturday, November 18 at the Dance Palace.
The Latino Photography Project is showing large collage prints through August at The San Geronimo Valley Community Center In conjunction with The Peace Love and Action Festival Saturday, August 26 and 27, 2017, 5 pm to 9 pm. Project students are...
Gallery Route One’s Artists in the Schools and Latino Photography Project present their Annual Art installation at Toby’s Feed Barn Art Gallery, 11250 Highway One Point Reyes Station through June 30.
In 2015-16 AIS focused on Earth’s Atmospheric Climate and the human Social Climate
Let's build bridges to connect people, not walls to separate us. To everyone who has migrated to West Marin from another country and is now contributing talent, skill and hard work to our community, THANK YOU! --GRO Photograph: Ariana...
Chris Eckert’s 6th grade class visited the Legion of Honor in San Francisco for an educational tour of the Museum. West Marin Schools’ art teacher, Colleen Conley and AIS will move forward with a clay project that will task the young artists to...
November, 2015. At Clem Miller Science Camp Jason Green got students excited about producing this mandala of natural materials — beautiful and ephemeral –in the manner of Andy Goldsworthy.
The Latino Photography Project's newest work is now in the back dining room at the Station House Cafe. Participating photographers are: Gisela Alvarado,Ariana Aparicio, Agustina Martinez, Maria Mercado, Maricela Mora, Ana Maria Ramirez, Rubén...
During the 2014-2015 school year students at West Marin school learned how people and trees are alike. The installation at Toby's gallery featured some colorful Tree People and an awesome painting of a giant Redwood tree. Self-Portraits from...
Photographs by Gisela Alvarado, Ariana Aparicio, Mario García, Imelda Macias, Agustina Martínez, María Mercado, Maricela Mora, Rubén Robledo, Martina Roque, Juanita Romo
In truth, everywhere in and around Point Reyes is beautiful. This is the first time I have lived near the ocean and I find it very relaxing. I don’t have any regular time for taking pictures, but there is always the dawn and the sunset. I...
December 12 – January 11, 2008 / Images of family life and hard work reflecting the way of life for many West Marin Latinos.
Project Space April 6 – May 13, 2012: A Través de Nuestros Ojos (Through our Eyes). The photographers: Gisela Alvarado, Ariana Aparicio, Mario Garcia, Imelda Macias, Agustina Martinez, Maricela Mora, Francisco Olea, Rubén Robledo, Martina Roque, Juanita Romo
October 30–November 6, 2009. On the theme of sustainablity; students had the dual challenge of documenting science and making art, and they succeeded at both.
October 29 – December 5, 2010 / Photographs and stories that celebrate some of the many cuisines that have come to West Marin.
I like photography because it reminds me of unforgettable moments, transmitting different sentiments that happen in each instant of my life. Life is full of illusions and challenges to face; every day I see myself growing. To be fully in...
Through the Latino Photography Project of GRO, one of the most important lessons I have learned is that photography is our language and special way of sharing. Sharing different aspects of our selves, our lives, and most...
There is a calm I feel when I am taking photographs. Photographing the barn where I work, then later I can recall the calm I felt when I was making the pictures. I work at night, and again in the afternoon, ten hours milking cows. There...
When I started out photographing over these past two years I felt lost. In the past we always had a theme, an assignment. In thinking about what I wanted to photograph, I began to see that water kept attracting me. I think of water as...
When I came to this country, I never thought I would have the kind of experiences I have had with Aztec dancing -- to do the ceremonies where we give thanks to the earth. This gives me feelings of freedom and strength; I feel proud to be...
I love taking pictures of people at the special events of life. One of the mothers called and asked me if I would take pictures of her son’s first confirmation, which I did. Then she called to ask if I would take pictures of his...
When someone invites me to their party, I am inspired to pull out my camera — to maybe give the pictures to them if they turn out, but also to have a memory afterwards. I love to take pictures of events and to try to capture the moment. I...
I am always with my camera, and when I look at my photos, I think that I am reflecting the happiness of life, being around my family and friends in a fun way. I see that I also take many pictures of animals, especially our dog Kenny, who...
