TAM is currently closed for installation. Please join on on Saturday, October 18th from 6-9pm for the opening of our Fall 2025 exhibitions: Baker’s Dozen and Code Collapse.
on view
OCTober 18 - NOVember 26
MAIN GALLERY: Baker’s Dozen
A survey of thirteen Southern California contemporary art practices
Baker’s Dozen acts as a review of sorts; a survey show of thirteen artists whose work made an impression upon the curators in the last year. These thirteen reflect current directions in Southern Californian contemporary art practices.
Historically, a Baker’s Dozen is thirteen instead of twelve, as British bakers in the 13th century gave customers an extra loaf of bread to avoid being punished by King Henry III for cheating the public when serving up notoriously light loaves. The selections within this exhibition reflect our own preconceptions and biases, centering on artistic endeavors at this moment in history.
Participating Artists: Brenna Youngblood, Brian Hubble, Canyon Castator, Joaquin Boz, Jason Lahr, Jenny Rask, Joshua Nathanson, Justin Lyons, Nadine Schelbert, Nick Modrzewski, Rema Ghuloum, Rosalie Smith, Shannon Freshwater
GALLERY TWO: Code Collapse - Bachrun Lomele and Perin Mahler
A two person exhibition featuring artists Bachrun Lomele and Perin Mahler.
”Code Collapse is a concept in tech where most of the code in a piece of software gets hidden and just a synopsis or abbreviation remains visible. The actual concept could refer to how information can be edited to such a degree that truths can be obscured by falsehoods or conspiracies. It could also suggest the breakdown of moral or legal codes that were previously considered normative. Lastly, it relates to our work on a purely visual level, referring to the collapsed structures that are common to both of our work.”
Liminal Level: an immersive hallway experience featuring a new site-specific installation by artist Darel Carey.
Darel Carey is a visual artist focusing on optical perception. He graduated from Otis College of Art and Design with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 2016. His Optical Art (Op Art) includes immersive tape installations, painted murals, and digital art. The demand for his crowd-pleasing work has been in demand in recent years, with installations at art institutions around the world and featured in major commercial ad campaigns.
Darel’s previous hallway installations for TAM include DIMENSIONALIZATION (2018-2019) and COALESCENCE (2019-2024).
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