Artist in Conversation: Lena Coletto @ Berkeley Art Center

Lena Coletto’s sculptural exhibition An Altar for Dogs is on view in Cube Space from late October to mid-January. Moderated by Cube Space curator Kevin B. Chen, join us to hear about her work.

Located in Downtown Berkeley, Cube Space is a contemporary art gallery that is always open and visible to the public; however, its street-facing location does not provide an appropriate setting for in-depth conversations about artists’ projects and practices. The Berkeley Art Center, which for almost 60 years has worked to make contemporary art accessible and engaging for diverse communities through exhibitions, events, and programs, hosts this artist talk in its gallery space in Live Oak Park.

ABOUT THE ARTIST: Lena Coletto is a Bay Area based Sculptor born in Concord, California in 1988. Coletto graduated with a BA in Studio Art from Mills College in 2021, where she received the Dahmers Sculpture award, The Eleanor Crum Prize for Ceramic Excellence, and was awarded the Dana Wellhausen Family Award for her senior thesis exhibition. She was nominated For the Yale Norfolk School of Art 2020, and after graduation was granted the Regina Brown Undergraduate Fellowship from the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts (NCECA).

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Cube Space is located at 2010 Addison Street, Berkeley, CA 94704.
Cube Space Gallery Artists in Conversation series is supported in part by the City of Berkeley.