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Lost in the Wilderness Ansel Adams in the 1960s | UCR ARTS
Ansel Adams lost his way. The great American photographer stood at the summit of his life, renowned, celebrated. Then came the 1960s: the civil rights movement, the counterculture, free love, psychedelics, assassinations, Vietnam War protests, marches, and chaos. Even more traumatically for the country’s preeminent photographer, photography itself changed beneath him. The new generation of 1960s photographers didn’t give a damn about rocks and trees. They rejected the pieties of tradition and the shackles of Adams’ “Zone System.” Photo historian Jonathan Green: “The obsessions of sixties photography were ruthless: alienation, deformity, sterility, insanity, sexuality, bestial and mechanical violence, and obscenity.”
Palm Springs International Film Festival | Palm Springs
The 37th Palm Springs International Film Festival is scheduled to take place from January 2nd to 12th, 2026. The annual star-studded film awards ceremony will be held on January 3rd, 2026, to recognize the best and most outstanding performances of the year. The Palm Springs International Film Festival is hosted by the Palm Springs International Film Association, a 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit organization whose mission is to cultivate and promote the art and science of film through education and cross-cultural awareness.
Citrus Heritage Run | Riverside
You’ll get the chance to run among the orange, lemon and grapefruit groves of California’s Inland Empire at the annual running of the Citrus Heritage Run which unfolds along an out-and-back route that starts and finishes at Riverside’s Arlington Heights Sports Park, and features a challenging and scenic course.The Citrus Heritage Run is a full marathon, half marathon, 5K and 1 mile kids race in January. This unique and “sweet-smelling” course winds through the historic orange groves of The California Citrus Historic State Park in Riverside, Ca.We offer high quality technical fabric tees in men’s and women’s sizes, finisher medals, and age group awards. Along the course you will find entertainment and several hydration stops. At the finish line, you will be greeted with post-race refreshments to include fresh orange slices, a warm cup of chili and a celebratory beer!The Citrus Heritage Run is an experience you won’t want to miss!
Southwest Arts Festival 2026 | Empire Polo Club
The Southwest Arts Festival will be held from January 23-25, 2026, at the beautiful Indio Imperial Polo Club. This acclaimed festival will showcase a diverse range of fine art, jewelry, and high-quality crafts, including traditional, contemporary, and abstract pieces. Hosted by the Grand Coachella Valley Chamber of Commerce, the festival is renowned for its exceptional quality and professional integrity and is considered one of the finest judging festivals in the United States.
BNP Paribas Open 2026 | Indian Wells Tennis Garden
The Art and Design of Howard Smith | Palm Springs Art Museum
Palm Springs Art Museum, in collaboration with Espoo Museum of Modern Art, will showcase the work of Howard Smith for the first time in the United States since the 1980s.Smith (1928-2021) was an artist from New Jersey whose textiles and ceramics were produced by some of Scandinavia’s biggest design firms during the heyday of post-war modernism. One of the few Black artists of his generation to successfully collaborate with industry, he brought exuberant color to curtain design and decorated his ceramics with a unique pictorial language that fused abstract forms with African symbols.
Cheech Collects IV | The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture of the Riverside Art Museum
In this fourth iteration of Cheech Collects, the exhibition showcases more works from Cheech Marin’s landmark gift to the Riverside Art Museum’s permanent collection, with a focus on pastels and recent acquisitions to The Cheech Center Collection.
New additions by Carlos Almaraz, Jaime Guerrero, and Narsiso Martínez are among those joining over 100 pieces by 40+ artists on view.
Fariba Hajamadi. History is in the Caption | UCR ARTS
What roles have sites of cultural display played in reinforcing geopolitical power? How do the stories told through traditional museum collections uphold imperial frameworks—and what happens when those narratives are reimagined? Fariba Hajamadi mines the visual language of cultural institutions through meticulously constructed images that create otherworldly effects and unlikely juxtapositions: a blood-red pool of liquid reflects and distorts the intricate patterns of a centuries-old ornamental tapestry; a mirrored, inverted view—resembling a photographic negative—appears impossibly through twin doorways of the Hagia Sophia. In addition to these tableaux rendered on canvas and lustrous satin, Fariba Hajamadi: History is in the Caption also includes an installation featuring a wallpaper design that draws on the aesthetic traditions of Toile de Jouy, reimagined as a contemporary storytelling device. Enveloping the viewer in a layered narrative that blends myth and history, Hajamadi's pattern depicts scenes from pivotal moments in Iranian history interwoven with fantastical creatures.
Between Seeing and Feeling | UCR ARTS
Touch is a deeply human experience, conveying joy, intimacy, love, and grief. Though it is not immediately associated with photography, throughout the medium’s history, artists have sought to capture feeling on film, asking what it means to feel a photograph. Drawing on the permanent collection of the California Museum of Photography, Between Seeing and Feeling features a dynamic selection of over 30 photographs. Together, works by Graciela Iturbide, Vivian Maier, Kenji Nakahashi, Catherine Opie, and others illuminate touch as a conceptual encounter in photography. Grounded in the idea of the “haptic turn”—a shift toward experiencing art through the senses—the exhibition highlights how photography can engage not just our eyes, but also suggest movement, touch, and even sound. This way of thinking invites us to connect more closely with the images, lessening the distance between the viewer and what is being photographed. Organized in the wake of a global pandemic, Between Seeing and Feeling invites reflection on how photography can mediate and evoke feeling beyond sight.
Fancy Forest Friends | Riverside Art Museum
Deep in the nearby wildlands—somewhere between fable and fantasy—live the Fancy Forest Friends. They may dress well, but they are not far removed from their feral forebears!The Fancy Forest Friends body of work, including this installation, draws on 19th-century Californian sartorial sensibilities and Victorian-era aesthetics while training a critical, if whimsical, eye on the chaotic collision of wild west colonialist expansionism and robber baron industrialization that gave rise to so many Southern California communities.
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