To See Through
September 12 – December 12, 2026
Curator and juror will be Netflix Blown Away Resident Evaluator, Artist/Professor, Katherine Gray
The desire to see through something is an impulse as fundamental as vision itself— the need to understand what lies beneath the surface, to make sense of a world that rarely presents itself completely. Between the extremes of transparency, which promises total knowledge but can overwhelm with too much information, and opacity, which stops us short at impenetrable surfaces, lies the realm of translucency: the filtered light, the partial view, the diaphanous form that emerges gradually. This exhibition explores levels of light transmission that begets translucency, a condition of visibility as much as being visible. Artists working in any material and who explore clarity, translucency, and opacity as conditions of discovery and comprehension are welcome to submit.
Featured Artists:
Julie Alland, Rebecca Arday, Mya Correa, Alessandro Corsaro, Alexander Dixon, Phil Espinoza, Josh Hershman, Robert Jacka, David King, Jiyong Lee, C. Matthew Luther, Patrick Martin, Catie Newell, Janusz Poźniak, Lynn Everett Read, Nate Ricciuto, Jacob Vincent, Deshon Tyau
National Juried Exhibition
at the Robert and Frances Fullerton Museum of Art
This national juried exhibition is open to artists working in any media. We welcome diverse approaches and materials, including but not limited to ceramics, glass, sculpture, painting, photography, mixed media, digital and installation.
QUESTIONS?
Contact: Robert & Frances Fullerton Museum of Art
raffma@csusb.edu
Katherine Gray
Curator and Juror of To See Through
Since receiving her MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design, Katherine Gray has exhibited her artwork widely, both nationally and internationally; curated and juried multiple exhibitions for galleries and museums; and written reviews, articles, and essays primarily about contemporary art made from glass. She has been recognized with numerous awards and appeared as the ‘resident evaluator’ on the Netflix series Blown Away. Currently, she is a Professor of Art and the Chair of the Department of Art & Design at Cal State University, San Bernardino.
People's Choice Award
The recipient will receive a Solo Exhibition at RAFFMA's Mueller Gallery in 2028.
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