Opening 2pm - 8pm April 26 - 27 “The future cannot not change the past” Get Directions
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Opening 2pm - 8pm April 26 - 27 “The future cannot not change the past” Get Directions 〰️
Art
Food
Music
Movement
Sebastopol
Laguna Lab is at 117 Morris Street Suite 300 (the blue awning in the back)
“The future cannot not change the past”
Recent works by Jonas Goldstein
Opening event and viewing of “The Pacifist David” April 26 - 27 2-8 pm during the Apple Blossom Festival
More about the artist at www.jonas.art
More about LL
Situated in Sebastopol at 117 Morris St #300, Laguna Lab is a modern arts and culture platform transforming the region’s creative landscape. Adjacent to the Laguna de Santa Rosa — a place revered as sacred for thousands of years — we create here on the “edge” where ideas and culture grow and evolve.
Laguna Lab plans to offer artists and audiences a dynamic venue to explore emerging territories in art, design, music, and movement. The flexible, multi-purpose gallery space supports everything from immersive installations to intimate workshops and mini-conferences converging art, design, and technology.
Here, creators are encouraged to strip away artistic “preciousness” and reveal daring, unfiltered works. In doing so, we aim to contribute to Sebastopol’s broader renaissance, drawing local residents and visitors from across the Bay Area. With ample parking, and an accessible location, we plan to introduce a roster of inspiring experimental programming to elevate Sebastopol as a regional destination for transformative experiences.
Laguna Lab is a project of Jonas.studio
Laguna Lab is made possible by the generous support of the Daniel O. and Robbin H. Davis Living Trust.
Space details:
Industrial zoned building across from the Barlow
4500 sq ft 1st floor open space (handicap accessible)
1500 sq ft 2nd floor offices
40 ft ceilings
Rolling garage door access
2 bathrooms + laundry
Full working kitchen
Studio Art Drawing Workshop
This is an opportunity to work in the studio as an artist and to create freely. Artists will be encouraged to explore composition, line, tone, and gesture. 4 weekly sessions will focus on different themes over 2 hours and include both hands on work mixed with a little bit of art history. We will work large, so be prepared to get messy.
The final Friday of the month will be a public exhibition of the work created during the workshop.
Week 1 - environmental
Week 2 - live model
Week 3 - abstract
Week 4 - experimental
Wednesdays 4 - 6pm during the month of May
This is for ages 15 and up.
$250 for 4 weeks (includes material fee)
