Gabriella Willenz works in photography, video and installation to probe the tension between the construction of reality and its representation as natural and neutral. Her artworks critically interrogate how knowledge is constructed, delving into the … Read more

For Part Two of this series, we are joined by Dr. Mahjabeen Dhala (Assistant Professor of Islamic Studies & Director of Madrasa-Midrasha Program, GTU) and Dr. Ashley Bacchi  (Assistant Professor of Jewish History and Ancient … Read more

For Part One of this series, we are joined by both artists, who will guide us through selections from the piece. Come ready to discuss! The Eve & Adam Project is a one-hour experimental, three-part … Read more

In this feature, Bonny and Gabriella share how a personal art exchange that started in the early days of the pandemic evolved to Made in Contact – a digital art book bringing together 30 Asylum … Read more

Monuments of Memory is a two-person exhibition by Gabriella Willenz and Nancy Sayavong consisting of two separate installations. It reworks non-heroic and mundane elements – the architectural structure as well as interior objects – of … Read more

From our series, “Zooming In: Weekly Curatorial Conversations from The Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life.” Each week, Curators Francesco Spagnolo and Shir Kochavi present insights and connections emerging from the holdings of UC … Read more

Amanda Eicher [MFA 2010], the Executive Director of NIAD a graduate of the UC Berkeley Art Practice program, and an outstanding artist, was delighted to have NIAD feature the work of Gabriella Willenz [MFA 2019] … Read more

Hello World is a virtual travelogue of art works created by nearly 250 artists working in Europe, Africa, Asia, the Americas and Australia, available <here>. With the mere click of a mouse, stay-at-home voyagers can now … Read more

The installation is part of a larger original work called “Standard Deviation,” ​which consists of four photograph series, a sculpture, and sound work. Series #2 and #4 are currently displayed at the Office of Lieutenant … Read more

For the past two years, Chrystia Cabral, Ricki Dwyer, Heesoo Kwon, Gabriella Willenz, and Connie Zheng have advanced their artistic practices as graduate students in UC Berkeley’s highly competitive MFA program, which has previously produced … Read more

In March 2018, Asma Kazmi and Gabriella Willenz went to Las Vegas for artistic research utilizing the ARC Fellowship funds. For Kazmi, this trip was an expansion of the ideas she has been pursuing in … Read more