13th Annual Jingletown Winter Art Walk/Open Studios

December 1 & 2, 11:00 am – 6:00 pm
2nd Friday Art Walk reception, Friday, December 14, 6:00 – 9:00 pm

The 13th Annual Winter Art Walk event includes open studios and gallery exhibits highlighting the work of outstanding artists who live and/or work in Jingletown, a recognized arts districts in the Bay Area. Featured in our annual event will be local artists and gallery shows displaying art in our unique and walkable neighborhood.

Participating galleries and artist studios:

Faultline ArtSpace    815 High Street
multiple artists

Ford Street Studios    2934 Ford Street
Studio 2   Counterpoint Studio: Lisa Levine & Peter Tonningsen, photography
Studio 35  Peter Dreyfuss, sculpture and painting
Studio 8   Gina Jacupke, painting
Studio 24  Vida Pavesich, handmade jewelry
Studio 26  Fernando Reyes, Painting, Printmaking
Studio 30  Anastasia Schipani, Textiles, Sculpture and Painting

Gray Loft Studios    2889 Ford Street
Studio 20   Lindsay Carlisle, boudoir photography
Studio 30   Jennifer Tomaselli, hand made jewelry
Studio 32   Gray Loft Gallery, group show: Exquisite Little Things
Dorie Meister, hand wrought jewelry
Susan Tuttle, handmade jewelry

Jingletown Art Studios    3001 Chapman Street
JAS Gallery, multiple artists, group show
Barbara DiSalvo, handmade paper and fused glass
Jill McLennan, painting, printmaking, mixed media
Stephanie Williamson, photography and handmade books

Please see our Facebook page for more information and photographs.

About Jingletown: Jingletown acquired its name at the turn of the century when Portuguese cannery workers whose earnings would “jingle” in their pockets at the end of the day as they walked home from the factories in the area, signifying prosperity. Over time the neighborhood went into disuse, and in the early 1980’s artists realized the potential and converted many of the neglected warehouses into functioning live/work spaces. It is now a thriving artist community and one of the fastest growing arts district in the Bay Area.

In a time when our neighborhood has been changing dramatically, the goal of the Jingletown Arts and Business Community is to heighten awareness about the rich and diverse population of working and exhibiting artists and the creative opportunities in Jingletown.

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Jingletown Arts & Business Community in Oakland, California, presents the 12th Annual Winter Open Studios/ Art Walk, Saturday and Sunday, December 2 – 3, 11 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Galleries in the neighborhood will also hold 2nd Friday Receptions on December 8, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. These events are free and open to the public.

Galleries that are open for 2nd Friday are indicated with an *.

The annual winter open studios event highlights the work of artists who live and/or work in Jingletown, an artist’s district located between the Park and Fruitvale Street bridges bordered by the estuary separating Oakland from the island of Alameda. Jingletown has a number of galleries as well as many art studios of outstanding artists who are living and working in one of the most established arts districts in the Bay Area.

Float Gallery *
1091 Calcot Place #116
Multiple artists – group show thefloatcenter.com

Ford Street Studios
2934 Ford Street
Studio 2 Counterpoint Studio: Lisa Levine and Peter Tonningsen, photography counterpointphoto.com
Studio 5 Rachel Tietjen, Painting, Drawing, Paper Mache Sculputure
Studio 24 Vida Pavesich, jewelry
Studio 26 Fernando Reyes, Painting, Printmaking Freyesart.com
Studio 30 Anastasia Schipani, Textiles, Sculpture and Painting anastasiaschipani.com
Studio 44 Factory 44 West *, Custom Picture Framing factory44west.com

Gray Loft Studios
2889 Ford Street
Studio 20 Lindsay Carlisle, photography lindsaycarlisleboudoir.com
Gray Loft Gallery, third floor * grayloftgallery.com
Multiple artists in group show: Beyond Landscapes
Dorie Meister, jewelry dorieMdesigns.com
Susan Tuttle, jewelry

Jingletown Art Studios *
3001 Chapman Street
Barbara DiSalvo, handmade paper and fused glass BarbaraDiSalvo.com
Angela Hunkler, Medium-Ink and stick angelafhunklerart.com
Melissa W. Johnson, painting, pastels & prints melissawjohnson.com
Jill McLennan, Painting, Printmaking, Wax Encaustic jillmclennan.com
Stephanie Williamson, photography/Handmade Books Stephoto.net

About Jingletown: Jingletown acquired its name at the turn of the century when Portuguese cannery workers whose earnings would “jingle” in their pockets at the end of the day as they walked home from the factories in the area, signifying prosperity. Over time the neighborhood went into disuse, and in the early 1980’s artists realized the potential and converted many of the neglected warehouses into functioning live/work spaces. It is now a thriving artist community and one of the fastest growing arts district in the Bay Area.

In a time when our neighborhood has been changing dramatically, the goal of the Jingletown Arts and Business Community is to heighten awareness about the rich and diverse population of working and exhibiting artists and the creative opportunities in Jingletown.