The Monterey Peninsula Art Foundation
The Monterey Peninsula Art Foundation was conceived in the late 1970s in Dick Crispo's living room. Founding members included Kay Cline, Ilene Tuttle, Rudolpho Nava, and of course Dick. We received our 501-c3 status in 1981. We will gladly accept donations.
The Monterey Peninsula Art Foundation (M.P.A.F.) was founded to bring artists together for fellowship,
the exchange of ideas, and to further art education of the artists and the public.
We hold workshops and lectures, have a scholarship fund, and maintain this website of our members' work.
We have an All Member Show each year and sponsor a limited membership gallery at 425 Cannery Row in Monterey.
We support public art work and cooperate with other groups in public activities.
The current President of M.P.A.F. is Charlotte Hallam and the Membership Chair is Jan Penney.
Membership in M.P.A.F. is $20 a year and is open to anyone. If you are interested in membership, please contact us. By long tradition, M.P.A.F. does not jury an artist's work. If we are showing in a gallery that limits what it accepts we will state the limitations in the call for art.
We believe that artists must have an opportunity and a place to show their work. So enjoy visiting our members' work -- links to the artwork of selected M.P.A.F. members are listed in the left and right margins of this web page.
Important information:
To celebrate the gallery's ninth anniversary at its present location, we are having a special show starting May 2, 2012. The MPAF gallery exhibits include paintings, sculpture, ceramics, prints, greeting cards, knits, silks, jewelry etc. The show runs to July 22nd, 2012 but changes daily with sales
For more on the gallery's history, please go to the gallery page
N.B. We are in the process of updating/upgrading our website. If you have any questions, please contact us.
All images represented on this website are protected
under U.S. and International copyright laws and are the sole property of the artist.
No images on this website are in the Public Domain.
No images may be copied, stored, manipulated, published, sold, or reproduced in
whole or in part without the express written permission of the artist.