Saul Alegria makes color do things it doesn’t do for other artists. Or for Mother Nature, for that matter. Saul‘s colors sing. He is quietly prolific and equally at ease with ceramics, acrylics, inks, and watercolors. Saul’s delightfully loose interpretations of members of the animal, plant and robot kingdoms have a calming presence, much like the artist himself. Saul Alegria was born in 1987 and resides in Richmond, California. He started making art at NIAD Art Center soon after graduating from Richmond High School in 2009.
// Saul’s available work //
exhibition history
Making in Color organized by Edwige Charlot // NIAD Online Exhibition // November 2022
What’s Cookin’?! ,organized by Terri Moore // NIAD Gallery Exhibition // November 2022
Blow Like Magic In Their Face And Vanish organized by James Sterling Pitt // October 2022
Feeling Language, organized by Kate Laster // NIAD Gallery Exhibition // October 2022
A Not So Common Iguana and Other Tails // NIAD Annex Exhibition // October 2022
Told Through A Line, organized by Risa Lenore // NIAD Online Exhibition // September 2022
Face In the Crowd, organized by René Smith // NIAD Online Exhibition // August 2022
Living forces, organized by Fernanda Martinez // NIAD Online Exhibition // July 2022
Summer Break, organized by Matthew Goldberg // NIAD Online Exhibition // June 2022
And Then Some… // NIAD Annex Exhibition // May 2022
Green Spaghetti, organized by Kayla Risko // NIAD Online Exhibtion // May 2022
Many Happy Returns, organized by Liam Golden and Bill Zindel // ODC Theater, SF // April 2022
Dreamforms, curated by Lauren Ari and Julio Del Rio // NIAD Online Exhibition // March 2022
WIN WIN 10 Silent Auction Preview Exhibition // NIAD Gallery Exhibition // February 2022
Murmuration, organized by Alisa Golden // NIAD Online Exhibition // January 2022
Animalia // Sage Studio, Austin, TX // January 2022
Innersense, ushered by Germán Herrera // NIAD Online Exhibition // January 2022
Necesito Más Flores// curated by Maria Radilla NIAD Windows 2020
Selections Of NIAD Work From The Joan Finton Art Collection // NIAD Windows August 2020Holiday Gift
Guide #6: Win Win 10 Sneak Preview, organized by Isabel Xilonen Ortiz // NIAD Online Exhibition // December 2021
A Kind of Movement // organized by Jay Wehnert Portland Art And Learning Studios 2019
Have/Hold // organized by Julia Schwartz NIAD Art Center 2019
Ether Here Nor There: Anthony Grant x NIAD // NIAD Art Center 2019
Turn To Stone // organized by Em Kettner NIAD Art Center 2019
Butterfly, Sugar // organized by Bonanza NIAD Art Center 2019
Hailing From Parts Unknown // organized By Curtis Turner May 2019
Redefining Contemporary Art // organized by Courtney Eldridge Depot Steamboat Springs 2019
Microcosmic // organized by Dawline-Jane Oni-Eseleh NIAD Art Center 2018
All Of The Light // organized by Gina Borg NIAD Art Center 2017
The Witnesses // organized by Cliff Hengst and Scott Hewicker NIAD Art Center 2017
Lullaby // Andrew Rafacz Gallery Chicago 2017
Long Term Exhibition // organized by Katie Johnson Rep Nancy Skinner’s Office Suite Oakland 2017
21 // organized by Ben Sanders Left Field Gallery San Luis Obispo 2017
Creature Feature // organized by John Casey NIAD Art Center 2017
Souls And Scenarios // organized by Gina Borg NIAD Art Center 2016
Saul Alegria // NIAD Art Center 2016
The Table Show // NIAD Art Center 2016
Party Animals! // organized by Katie Johnson NIAD Art Center 2016
Adventure! // organized by Scott MacLeod NIAD Art Center 2015
We Can Do It! // Hurwich Library, Alliant University San Francisco 2015
Making Friends // organized by John Casey NIAD Art Center 2015
Avatar // organized by Justine Frischmann NIAD Art Center 2014
Diamond Dogs Pet Supply Pop-Up Shop // NIAD Art Center 2013
Mud, Honey // NIAD Art Center 2013
Undercover Genuises // organized by Jan Moore Petaluma Art Center Petaluma 2013
press
The Editorial Magazine: Nurturing Independence Through Artistic Development (July 27, 2020)