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Located in downtown Palo Alto, the heart of Silicon Valley, Qualia Contemporary Art is dedicated to supporting outstanding established and emerging artists working in a variety of media – including painting, sculpture, and photography, as well as experimental practices with mixed media and technology.
The gallery is committed to building lasting relationships with artists, collectors, curators, and scholars and providing a vital platform for dialogues on contemporary art and culture in the Bay Area and beyond.
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Younhee Paik: Reaching
16 May - 18 July 2026Now in her eighth decade, artist Younhee Paik has developed a practice rooted in both Eastern and Western artistic traditions, shaped by early training in Seoul and formative years at... -
The Periodic Table and Integrated Circuits
Vernon Fisher and Wen Zhongyan 文中言 16 May - 18 July 2026Re-presented in 2026, The Periodic Table and Integrated Circuits pairs Wen Zhongyan ’s memorials to old Beijing with Vernon Fisher ’s narrative-rich paintings of charts, codes, and diagrams. Newly prescient... -
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Stella Zhang: Tidal Traces
7 March - 9 May 2026In Tidal Traces , Stella Zhang approaches the tide not as a representative subject but as an embodied condition. The ebb and flow of oceanic systems function as a conceptual... -
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Cathy Lu & Yulia Pinkusevich: Emergence
7 March - 9 May 2026The title for Emergence takes its inspiration from the interplay between the words “emergence” and “emergency,” referencing environmental and spiritual themes through disparate practices that unite around the concept of... -
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Hung Liu: Mixed Mediations
Village Sketches, Studio Poses, and Countryside Self-Portraits in China 14 January - 28 February 2026During the Cultural Revolution in China, Hung Liu worked from 1968 to 1972 as a peasant farmer in the countryside northeast of Beijing. As an artist, she sketched whenever possible,... -
Guillermo Galindo: Tortoise
messages, variations, interpretations 14 January - 28 February 2026Tortoise is a solo exhibition of new work by Mexican-American composer, visual artist, and experimental musician Guillermo Galindo. The exhibition continues Galindo’s exploration of borders – metaphysical, geographic, political, philosophical,...
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