EXHIBITIONS
Maha Bazzari’s exhibitions present work exploring the relationship between architecture, material processes, and spatial perception. Through photography, painting, and mixed media works, her practice investigates how structure, light, and surface interact to shape visual experience.
THREE-HOUR WINDOW
Lucky Cat Gallery
Los Angeles, California · August 29, 2026
Three-Hour Window is a group exhibition bringing together Southern California artists working across painting, photography, sculpture, illustration, and mixed media.
The exhibition considers the varied landscapes of Southern California and the way dramatically different environments can exist within only a few hours of one another. Maha Bazzari’s work is presented within this broader exploration of place, perception, and the visual character of the region.
Related Programming
- Opening Reception – August 29, 2026, 6:00–10:00 PM
FROM SPACE TO SURFACE: ARCHITECTURE THROUGH PAINTING
San Diego Design Week 2026
NewSchool of Architecture & Design
San Diego, California · September 19, 2026 · 10:00 AM–5:00 PM
From Space to Surface: Architecture Through Painting explores how architecture, light, and material can be translated into abstract painting.
Anchored by a mixed-media triptych and accompanied by a selection of architecturally driven works, the exhibition reflects Maha Bazzari’s background in architecture, photography, and design. Finished paintings are presented alongside selected tools, materials, and works in progress, revealing how layers, texture, color, and composition develop from spatial observation into painted form.
Presented as part of San Diego Design Week, the exhibition connects architecture, photography, design, and painting while making the creative process visible.
Related Programming
- Seeing Space: An Architectural Photography Workshop — September 19, 2026, 2:30–4:00 PM
Selected Past Exhibitions
THE ART OF NOW: PUSHING BOUNDARIES
Union Hall Gallery
San Diego, California · June 5–28, 2026
Juried group exhibition presented by the San Diego Museum of Art Artists Guild, featuring work exploring experimentation, material inquiry, and formal innovation. Maha Bazzari presented selected works examining light, structure, atmosphere, and abstraction through layered surfaces and geometric form.
Related Programming
- Opening Reception · June 6, 2026
- Artist Panel · June 28, 2026
SPACE MAKER
La Jolla Historical Society
La Jolla, California · February 21–June 7, 2026
Group exhibition examining the relationship between art, design, and architecture through practitioners working across creative disciplines. Bazzari presented work reflecting her ongoing exploration of light, geometry, material, and spatial perception.
Related Programming
- Painting Workshop with Maha Bazzari · May 24, 2026
UN/GROUNDED
Bivouac Ciderworks Adventure Lodge
San Diego, California · March 2026
Collaborative exhibition by Maha Bazzari and JenMarie Landig exploring structure, fluidity, material, and movement through painting and photography. Layered pigments, iron shavings, reflective surfaces, architectural lines, and tactile interventions created a dialogue between stability and transformation.
Related Programming
- Opening Reception
- Artist Talk
- Abstract Painting Workshop · Workshop Details
LIGHT MADE VISIBLE
The 3rd Space
San Diego, California · April 1–June 15, 2025
Mixed-media exhibition presenting paintings by Maha Bazzari alongside photography by JenMarie Landig. The exhibition explored light as material, subject, and perceptual force across architectural, figurative, and abstract compositions.
Related Programming
- Opening Reception · April 4, 2025
- Mindful Movement and Creativity Workshop · April 26, 2025
- Artist Talk and Live Painting · May 25, 2025
Presented with sponsorship by Agents of Architecture.
SACRED ARCHITECTURE
La Jolla Historical Society
La Jolla, California
Exhibition examining the spiritual and emotional qualities of built space through photography attentive to form, rhythm, light, and atmosphere. Bazzari’s work considered how sacred and communal architecture can carry meaning beyond function through structure, material, and spatial experience.
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