Name: Featured artist reception
Start: 2026-08-15T18:00:00-07:00
Location: Gallery House

Gallery House

Gallery House invites you to their August featured artist reception which will be held on August 15 from 6 - 8 pm. This time we are featuring Eimei Onaga
Eimei Onaga is a multidisciplinary artist working in watercolor, ink, and acrylic, often integrating visual art with poetry and music. For Eimei each brushstroke becomes a conversation between nature, time, and identity — an open invitation to reinterpret these elements across disciplines, allowing memory, movement, and material to speak in new forms.
Join us for an evening of art, light refreshments and friendly conversations.

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<ul><li>Cost: Free</li>
<li>Registration: Recommended/Required</li>
<li>Audience: Adults/Teens/All Ages</li>
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In What You Need to Know About AI, James Wang cuts through the noise around one of today’s most talked-about technologies. With clarity and insight, he explores the history, principles and real-world implications of AI, helping readers better understand a fast-changing field that is already influencing daily life.
Meet James Wang
James Wang is a technologist, investor and writer with over a decade of experience in AI and deep tech. He is a general partner at Creative Ventures, an early-stage deep tech fund backing breakthroughs in AI, synthetic biology and advanced materials.
Previously, James worked at Bridgewater Associates and worked at Google's "moonshot" innovation lab, X. He has served as a board director at startups working in AI, healthcare and robotics and is a regular guest lecturer at UC Berkeley on entrepreneurship and startup financing.
Meet Featured Host Justin Kuczynski
Justin Kuczynski is an engineering lead and technologist with over a decade of experience in machine learning and computational science. He currently works on large-scale systems at Google, where he focuses on building the complex modeling infrastructure that powers modern digital tools.
Previously, Justin earned a PhD in computational biology and spent years working at the intersection of tech and the life sciences, building and applying machine learning models to solve fundamental challenges in human health. Having tracked the evolution of data-driven modeling from early academic research to industry applications, he maintains high hopes for AI's potential to improve human health and generally aid human flourishing.

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Antonín Dvořák (1841–1904) String Sextet in A major, op. 48 (1878) II. Dumka. Poco allegretto IV. Finale. Tema con variazioni Xueshan Cheng, Bowen Li, violins; Neena Agrawal, Darren Cai, violas; Kevin Chen, Timothy Chua, cellos
 Erich Wolfgang Korngold (1897–1957) Suite for Piano, Left Hand and Strings, op. 23 (1930) IV. Lied V. Rondo Daniel Strebulaev, piano; Winston Wu, Isabel Metz, violins; Yikai Guo, cello
 Robert Schumann (1810–1856) Piano Quintet in E-flat major, op. 44 (1842) I. Allegro brillante IV. Allegro ma non troppo Ellie Xuan, piano; Gabriel Ingliss, Ling-Xi Ma, violins; Jaydon Li, viola; Anthony Jung, cello
 Josef Suk (1874–1935) Piano Quartet in A minor, op. 1 (1891) I. Allegro appassionato II. Adagio Rafael Ingliss, piano; Tianwen Zhong, violin; Finn Perez, viola; Jasper Ji, cello
 Anton Arensky (1861–1906) Piano Trio no. 1 in D minor, op. 32 (1894) I. Allegro moderato II. Scherzo: Allegro molto. Yanyi Sun, piano; Zicheng Zhu, violin; Cameron Renshaw, cello

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<a target="_blank" href="https://www.baxterrobertson.com/" rel="nofollow noopener">Website</a> Baxter Robertson with the California Psychics brings the energy of West Coast soul to the lush sounds of neo-psychedelic rock. Their powerful vocals and solid rhythm section draws dancers out onto the floor, and builds faithful audiences with each show. Fronted by Baxter Robertson, the multi-credited songwriter and performer, he’s joined by the California Psychics, a group of esteemed professional musicians. Their powerful song list is driven by soulful and high-powered originals, and rounded out with curated covers.
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 The California Psychics...WHO ALREADY KNOW WHAT YOUR EARS WANT TO HEAR! featuring these FINE artists

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