
A graduate of the Santa Monica College of Design, Art and Architecture and the San Francisco Art Institute, Tara has been an artist in residence at Anderson Ranch Center for the Arts, Penland School of Crafts, the Santa Fe Art Institute and received a fellowship to be in residence at the Vermont Studio Center.
To grapple with the sixth mass extinction and climate breakdown, she completed a Permaculture Design Course in 2018, Fritjof Capra’s Systems Thinking course in 2019 and became part of the Earth Regenerators Study Group in 2020

Tara Daly is a Californian sculptor working in ceramics who makes paintings and textiles in material driven processes that explore power, collapse and connection. She has exhibited at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, the Richmond Arts Center, Contemporary Craft Center among other non-profit art centers and galleries nationally.


A graduate of the Santa Monica College of Design, Art and Architecture and the San Francisco Art Institute, Tara has been an artist in residence at Anderson Ranch Center for the Arts, Penland School of Crafts, the Santa Fe Art Institute and received a fellowship to be in residence at the Vermont Studio Center.
To grapple with the sixth mass extinction and climate breakdown, she completed a Permaculture Design Course in 2018, Fritjof Capra’s Systems Thinking course in 2019 and became part of the Earth Regenerators Study Group in 2020

Tara Daly is a Californian sculptor working in ceramics who makes paintings and textiles in material driven processes that explore power, collapse and connection. She has exhibited at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, the Richmond Arts Center, Contemporary Craft Center among other non-profit art centers and galleries nationally.

applied contemporary
craft gallery
@applied_contemporary
473 25th St # D, Oakland, CA 94612

“Raising Voices” Exhibition and Fundraiser represents the diversity of AAPI ceramic artists with the hope that this event serves to galvanize AAPI artists. The aim for this exhibition is to raise funds supporting AAPI non-profit organization, and even more so to raise awareness regarding the violence that is happing against Asians in America. For Asians, experiencing racism is nothing new, often overlooked and not acknowledged. We are at a pivotal point in America. Now is the time to facilitate change and fight for equality and equity, to amplify our voices; not only for AAPI communities, but also for all communities who are marginalized.
We can cultivate allies, but we need to work for it! It is for this reason why we need to raise our voices and speak up, to let other communities know what we are experiencing. Whether it be micro aggressions or violent attacks, the fact of the matter is that as Asians we face challenges and difficulties that threaten our well-being simply for being Asian. Working for unity and solidarity with our supporters is how we eliminate hate and racism towards Asian, Black, Latinx and LGBTQIA communities.
We want to thank you all that are participating in this show and all who have supported us. This would not be possible without you all! It’s my hope that as we confront hatred we can do so with love and peace in our hearts rather than hate. Certainly, a most challenging task.
Much love and peace to all,