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Suzanne Notario: Her photographic journey started seven years ago when she took her first photography class at CCSF. This course ignited her passion for making pictures. It has become a way of expressing herself while capturing moments in time with her camera.

Suzanne Notario: Her photographic journey started seven years ago when she took her first photography class at CCSF. This course ignited her passion for making pictures. It has become a way of expressing herself while capturing moments in time with her camera.

Matthew Bollinger received his mFA in painting from the San Francisco Art Institute. Bollinger has exhibited nationally, including at the Amarillo Museum of Art in Texas, and Harwood Art Center in New Mexico. He is an Assistant Professor of Art at Diné College in the Navajo Nation.

Shirley Phelan began painting as part of a Master’s program in Art History. She decided
to focus her studio classes on oil painting and started painting classes at CCSF and the Academy of Art in 2016. Since finishing her degree she has continued to paint and explore other mediums.

by Estefan Santamaria Rebolledo

Estefan Santamaria Rebolledo AKA Satän is a multidisciplinary Afro Caribbean artist passionate about nature, decolonization and queerness.

Ana Lazaro A San Francisco based visual artist, Ana started her career in business and gearing towards the arts was not an easy task. City College of San Francisco and its inspiring faculty has been an invaluable tool to solidify her art practice. Her portraiture comprises mostly of painting and printmaking, and is centered on honoring her subjects and their legacy.

Tyler Graves is active in the arts; mainly a musician, though he also partakes in photography, printmaking, and drawing. Tyler finds inspiration in his wife, cats, and the cityscape / landscape of the Bay Area.

Eunbin Lee is a Korean photographer who is still fascinated by the beauty of San Francisco. In a world as quiet as it has stopped, she is still exploring, taking pictures, and living in a foreign country for her, America.

Marian Keeler Painting has been a continued practice throughout her life. As an architect, she worked in the green building industry. Most paintings are therefore abstract interpretations of human intrusion on the landscape from an aerial perspective. Some are more representative and offer glimpses into a pristine natural world.