Exhibitions

Abstract acrylic painting in soft pink and warm peach. A bird shape survives from an earlier layer. A city glows faintly in the upper right. Original, Half Moon Bay CA. Sherri Hanna Art.

Holding Light
May 28 - June 22, 2026
Mirada Art, Half Moon Bay, CA

Basking in the Afterglow started as a large, very pink flower that I painted over, quieted down, let go. What remained was a swirl of soft pink and warm peach, and a bird shape that survived from underneath, its eye and wing still visible if you look for them.

It's always had that glow: the feeling of being satisfied and at ease.

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Abstract acrylic painting. A chess King stands at center, surrounded by handmade stencil and stamp patterns in crimson, teal, and gold. Original, Half Moon Bay CA. Sherri Hanna Art.

Made by Hand
June 25 - July 20, 2026
Mirada Art, Half Moon Bay, CA

The king isn't moving. Everything pressing in from every side — the marks, the patterns, the chaos — and he just stands there.

Made by Hand feels like the right show for this one. Most of the stencils and stamps are ones I made myself, and there's something fitting about hand-built tools being part of a painting about holding your ground.

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Original abstract painting in warm beach tones — calming, sun-soaked color inspired by a day at the coast. 28 x 22" acrylic on canvas, framed and ready to hang. Sherri Hanna Art.

At the Edge
July 23 - August 17, 2026
Mirada Art, Half Moon Bay, CA

The colors came from memory. Hawaiian Tropic, good company, a beach day that didn't need to be anything more than itself. At the Edge is about the shoreline in peak summer, and this one has always lived there.

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Abstract acrylic painting in blue, white, and gold. A tree hidden beneath a white column. Alembicated script in the upper right. Original, Half Moon Bay CA. Sherri Hanna Art.

Woven Through
August 20 - September 14, 2026
Mirada Art, Half Moon Bay, CA

There's a tree underneath this painting. Layer by layer it got covered, quieted, brought forward in a different way. Woven Through is about patient process and slow accumulation, and this one is exactly that.

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Abstract acrylic painting in lavender, pink, and earth tones. A city skyline dissolves into atmospheric color. Faces emerge if you look. Original painting, Half Moon Bay CA. Sherri Hanna Art.

Shifting Ground
September 17 - October 12, 2026
Mirada Art, Half Moon Bay, CA

Things are moving in this painting and not quite settling. The color is restless, the forms won't hold still. It belongs in Shifting Ground, the show about transition and the beauty of things that don't stay fixed.

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Abstract acrylic painting in magenta, pink, white, and blue. Neurographic lines drawn as prayers. Joyful, hopeful, and beautiful. Original, Half Moon Bay CA. Sherri Hanna Art.

Inner Weather
October 15 - November 11, 2026
Mirada Art, Half Moon Bay, CA

The title says everything and nothing. It's the most literally interior painting I've made: the inside of an emotional state that doesn't have a cleaner name than that. Inner Weather is its home.

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Small original abstract painting inspired by John Crowley's Little, Big — sheltered, content, exactly where it belongs. 12 x 12" mixed media on canvas. Original, Half Moon Bay, CA. Sherri Hanna Art.

The Long Way Home
November 12 - December 9, 2026
Mirada Art, Half Moon Bay, CA

This one came from a passage in John Crowley's Little, Big — Grandfather Trout, perfectly content in his stretch of stream. The idea that the place you belong is exactly where you are. The Long Way Home is about return and memory, and this is what arrival feels like.

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Abstract acrylic painting in orange, pink, yellow, and teal. Dense, layered, warm -- the inside of a great concert compressed into paint. Original, Half Moon Bay CA. Sherri Hanna Art.

Still and Bright
December 10 - January 4, 2026
Mirada Art, Half Moon Bay, CA

A night at The Fillmore, all that light and sound and movement in a dark room. Still and Bright closes the year. Light in darkness, stillness after everything. This painting knows both sides of that.

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