Liberty Illuminated 12"x18" I am honored to have my work Liberty Illuminated included in Freedom and Consent: After 250 Years of Declaring Equality, Freedom, and Liberty, an exhibition at ACCI Gallery in Berkeley, California. In 2026, as the United States celebrates the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, this exhibition invites artists to contemplate what these treasured words: equality, freedom, liberty, mean today. Works reflect upon the past, envision t

Song of the Grass 30"x 24" I am honored to have my painting The Song of the Grass included in GREEN, a juried exhibition at Arc Studios & Gallery in San Francisco, exploring everything a single word can hold, its colors, concepts, contradictions, and cultural weight. My painting, The Song of the Grass, asks what lies beneath. It reveals and conceals, inviting imagination. Meaning lives in color, texture, and the spaces between, like wind moving through grass, creating quiet

I am pleased to have work included in Pick a Color, an all-media exhibition at the Kavanagh Gallery of Fine Line Creative Arts Center in St. Charles, Illinois, exploring the full spectrum of color: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, and Violet. My work Fragments of Color draws on the iconography of the American flag, its colors separated to reflect a fractured society. Not a symbol of unity, but a question: what holds us together, and what pulls us apart? Sheer fabric,

Through Her Eyes in Yellow 8"x10" Through Her Eyes Presented by the Texas Chapter of the Women's Caucus for Art With support from the Houston Arts Alliance I am honored to have work included in Through Her Eyes, a juried exhibition exploring the female experience through the eyes of women artists. In She Breaks the Lines, fragments of secured envelopes form the backdrop, symbols of privacy, protection, and hidden stories. Over them, women appear in quiet concentration, absorb

Ecotones is presented in partnership with the Women’s Caucus for Art, Colorado Chapter Memory of Water mixed media 10 "x 10" Exhibition Run: April 30 – June 6 Water shapes landscapes, memory, and moments of change. This seascape emerges from lived experience rather than geography, existing in the space between the familiar and the unknown. Light moves across deep blue surfaces as water becomes a threshold, holding reflection and the quiet drift between what we s

"Each Day: Present” is an invitation to slow down and look. Each day begins with attention — to light, color, form, and the quiet shifts that mark the passage of time. These works resist the pull toward what comes next, dwelling instead in the texture of the present and finding there something worth keeping. Each painting is a small act of gratitude for the day that made it. Running From May 5 until Aug 30, 2026 , Tirosh's exhibition is the six’th in a series of exhibitions

I'm delighted to participate in the City of Sunnyvale's Art in Public Places program, which will exhibit my work at the Sunnyvale Senior Center for an eight-week show. A selection of my paintings will be on display in the Main Hallway, come see them during regular building hours. Sunnyvale Senior Center (Site 2) April 28 - June 22, 2026 550 E. Remington Drive Monday – Friday | 8:30am – 5:00pm

Join us every First Sundays of the month for an afternoon filled with creativity, inspiration, and engaging conversation! Artists in the building will open their studios! Come in and discover a wide range of artistic styles, from the traditional to the contemporary, as you stroll through our diverse studios. Chat with our artists, ask questions, and gain insights into their inspirations and techniques! Always FREE and everyone is welcome! 12- 4 pm 1700 Industrial Road, San Ca