Million Fishes Art Collective hosts its largest show to date, opening three exhibition spaces showcasing the works of fifteen artists, performers, architects, musicians and designers collectively responding to the concept of “Shelter”.

Shelter Exhibition is a conceptual exploration of shelter as a social construction, environmental distinction, behavior pattern and ideology. Challenging the traditional gallery showcase, Shelter Exhibition channels an array of ideas and approaches, generating an experimental forum that is both an exhibition and an interactive experience.

A message from the curators Mike, Kevin and Yes:
After sorting through a vast number of outstanding art submissions from artists working all over the US from California, Oregon, to Massachusetts and even New Zealand, we have finally distilled the work down to 15 artists! We are very excited to showcase and experience the works and collaborations of this diverse team of artists, each engaging in creative dialogue about Shelter.

Both the opening and the closing events are going to be energetic and exciting, as our visual artists, performance artists, musicians, poets and gallery-goers breathe life into a cohesive, collaborative, experimental show for the public.

The teachers, Biba Bell and Begonia Caparres, teach
ashtanga based classes. This is also a space for yoga
teachers to have the opportunity to teach, offering
this service without the pressure of finance.

The Million Fishes Yoga Studio is available and
accessible to all those in the community wishing to
practice yoga, and classes are open to all who are
drawn to the practice.

Wood/Furniture program director, Donald Fortescue has suggested, "The department should be referred to as the"/" (Slash) program" as it occupies the fertile and largely unexplored space between woodwork, sculpture, and furniture design. Out of the Woodwork features seven artists; Miriam Blachman, Emily Glotch, Yekaterina Lutsker, Christine Pyers, Mei-yen Shipek, Andrew Utt and Portia Wells.