Oceanside Museum of Art Announced 2023/24 Artist Alliance Biennial Exhibition Winners

Following an incredible opening celebration on Saturday, we are thrilled to announce the winners of the Oceanside Museum of Art (OMA) 2023/24 Artist Alliance Biennial Exhibition!

2023/24 Artist Alliance Biennial Exhibition Winners

Grand Prize: Marshall Toomey, The Shop
1st Place: Dennis Carrie, Red Shirt
2nd Place: George Papciak, North Strand View
3rd Place: Christina Rosenthal, From the Hand Unasked

Oceanside Museum of Art

Honorable Mentions:

Artist Alliance Biennial Exhibition Winners

This Artist Alliance Biennial Exhibition, on display through March 31st, showcases 75 artworks from 62 Artist Alliance members, chosen from 1,149 submissions by 303 artists. The exhibition was juried by Jonathon Glus, Executive Director for the Arts & Culture, San Diego and represents the best of the incredible artistic talent in the San Diego area.

“This biennial continues to be a terrific way to gauge the pulse of art and artists in the region,” Glus explains. “It’s a survey as well as a celebration.”

The grand prize winner, Marshall Toomey, has won the esteemed grand prize of a solo exhibition at OMA in 2024/25.

About Oceanside Museum of Art

Oceanside Museum of Art (OMA) is a non-profit organization that began providing exhibitions and public programs in 1995 as part of their mission to bring people together to explore the art and stories of Southern California artists. OMA’s exhibition program is dynamic and robust, surprising visitors with a fresh and exciting visual experience nearly every visit. In addition to these boundary-pushing contemporary art exhibitions, OMA’s programming includes youth education programs, adult art classes, concerts, films, and creative community parties and events that appeal to locals and tourists alike. The OMA experience stimulates imagination, presents new ideas, and challenges the familiar in a welcoming environment for those new to art, longtime museum-goers, artists, art students, or simply the curious. For more information on Oceanside Museum of Art, visit here.

See you there, San Diego!

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