“Under One Roof” is a group exhibition in the Propeller Gallery at Santa Monica Studios 3026 at Airport Arts Center in the City of Santa Monica. A special Mindfulness Art Walk through the show happens April 19, along with the announcement that “Under One Roof” has been extended through May 31.
To kick off and celebrate Earth Day Week, Studios 3026 will open early for the event – at 9:45AM –and the walk will begin promptly at 10AM. Certified mindfulness teacher and filmmaker Mark Landsman will lead the walk. Guests are invited to take a well needed break from “busy” and embrace “now” with intention, exploration, and a walk in beauty to deepen their art appreciation – all while practicing the art of being present.
Of his own practice, Landsman says, “I bring meaningful mindfulness-based programs to groups and individuals of all ages, that help calm the body, quiet the mind, open the heart, and build a deeper sense of balance, wakeful presence and overall well-being—from the inside out.”
Curated by Los Angeles-based art critic, writer and curator Peter Frank, the exhibition features work by 32 artists with studios in the complex, spanning multiple disciplines including sculpture, painting, textile, photography, ceramics, prints, and drawing.
The complete list of artists exhibiting in “Under One Roof, in alphabetical order, is:
Melinda Smith Altshuler, M Susan Broussard, Barbara Carrasco, Gregg Chadwick, Claudia Concha, Lola Del Fresno, Alexandra Dillon; Wendy Edlen, Nina Girvetz, Elizabeth Gorcey, Deborah Lynn Irmas, Sara Issakharian, Sheila Karbassian, Annette Miae Kim, Susie McKay Krieser, Sally Lamb, Makala Lee, Luigia Martelloni, Patrizia Martiradonna, Crystal Michaelson, Mobina Nouri, Margaret Oakley, Sabine Pearlman, Elham Sagharchi, Gwen Samuels, Daniela Schweitzer, Pamela Simon, Doni Silver Simons, Julie Weiss, Joan Wulf, Rebecca Youssef, and Leila Youssefi.
The City of Santa Monica’s Airport Arts Center now houses the largest concentration of artists in Santa Monica, comprising 60 art studios and creative spaces across four airplane hangars and additional buildings. After the city conducted a competitive search, Community Arts Resources (CARS) was selected in 2025 to steward programming for Studios 3026.
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