Artist Search
The PJCC is currently accepting artist submissions for our 2010 gallery season.
Email arts@pjcc.org for submission guidelines.
Questions?
Do you have a question about events or exhibits? If so, please contact:
Cultural Arts Coordinator
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Phone: 650.378.2751
PJCC Art Gallery Exhibits
The Art Gallery at the Peninsula Jewish Community Center is committed to showcasing the works of talented Jewish artists as well as presenting exhibits that explore Jewish values, themes and ideas. It is our hope that along with adorning our walls, the exhibits will serve to stimulate personal thought and lively conversations among our members and guests.
During your next visit to the PJCC stop by our gallery located in our lobby and in the Koret Learning Center hall. Exhibits are free and open to the public!
Calling All Artists!
The PJCC is hosting our first-ever juried community art show,
July 2 – August 29, 2010.
Enter by May 3, 2010.
We realize that many talented artists reside and create locally in our community. It is with pride and admiration that we open the Center’s gallery to showcase a wide variety of their works.
We invite artists of all levels to review the eligibility requirements.
Coming Soon

PJCC Art Gallery presents
Food of Israel by Eilon Paz
March 16 – June 16, 2010
Don’t miss our spring gallery exhibition
featuring selected photographs from
The Book of New Israeli Food. Viewers
will enjoy an inside look at the
delectable cuisine of Israel.
Plus, Judy Gittelsohn’s paintings of
foods of the Bible will be on display
in the Board Room from March 16 –
April 12, 2010.
Community Art Show Reception and Awards Presentation
The PJCC's first-ever juried Community Art Show, on display in our gallery July 2- Aug 29, gives us a glimpse of some of the extraordinary artists who reside and create locally. Share in celebrating their talent, purchase works of art, enjoy refreshments and watch as 10 artists are honored with awards. Come early to vote for your favorite piece; the Community Choice Award ballot box closes at 2:30pm. Reservations appreciated.
