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04/27/2026

Issue 2 of the Bread & Salt Gallery Zine is out now, featuring ’s exhibition Noncompliant!!

This edition provides an inside look at Ortiz-Rubio’s personal experiences and inspirations behind Noncompliant through an exclusive artist interview. Stop by the gallery to pick up a copy hot off the press—editions are limited, so get one while you can!

“Through her exhibition Noncompliant, Tatiana Ortiz-Rubio challenges the notion of time and its relationship to our lived reality, exposing time as a social construct and examining the incompatibility of this construct with human bodies, disability, and illness… The implications of her work reverberate beyond the gallery walls into our communities, asking us to reconsider what it means to make accessibility truly for everyone, aligning access for all with liberation for all.” -Issue 2

04/25/2026

Upcoming artist talk: Tatiana Ortiz-Rubio, Saturday, May 9, at 6PM in Bread & Salt Main Gallery. Free and open to the public.

Join us for an artist talk with to examine the themes and inspiration behind her solo-exhibition Noncompliant at Bread & Salt Gallery.

Ortiz-Rubio’s exhibition challenges the notion of time and its relationship with our lived reality, exposing time as a social construct which is incompatible with human bodies, disability, and illness. Her works draws from deeply personal experience, acting as a witness to moments in her life in which time has been lost or broken.

Join us on May 9 for the unique opportunity to hear from the artist about her practice, influences, and current exhibition, with time for questions and discussion.

Bread & Salt Gallery is open Tuesday-Sunday, 11-4PM, with extended gallery hours on the second Saturday of the month. All gallery programs are always free and open to the public.

1955 Julian Ave, San Diego, 92113

Photo by Mckenzie Patterson

04/11/2026

We’re looking forward to an exciting month of April with our community partners hosting a variety of events at Bread & Salt. Join us this Saturday, April 11, for extended gallery hours until 8 PM to view Tatiana Ortiz-Rubio’s solo-show Noncompliant in our Main Gallery.

Regular gallery hours are Tuesday-Sunday 11 AM- 4 PM. Visit our site for additional details and program times.

04/09/2026

🚨UPDATE🚨

Artist Talk: Tatiana Ortiz-Rubio
May 9th 6 PM
Free and Open to the Public

Join us for an artist talk with Tatiana Ortiz-Rubio (), exploring her first solo exhibition, Noncompliant, at Bread & Salt Gallery.

In Noncompliant, Ortiz-Rubio continues her exploration of time’s incompatibility with the human body, illness, and disability through a new series of works and a site-specific mural.

Don’t miss this opportunity to hear directly from the artist and dive deeper into the ideas shaping her work.

04/08/2026

Artist Talk
This Saturday, April 11 | 7 PM | Free

Join Tatiana Ortiz-Rubio () in our Bread & Salt Main Gallery for a special artist talk on her solo exhibition Noncompliant—a powerful exploration of time, illness, disability, and memory.

✨ Free & open to the public! Don’t miss this chance to hear the artist discuss her work and process firsthand.

Tatiana was also Bread & Salt’s Artist in Residence in 2018, where she created a immersive, four-wall charcoal work forming cloud-like shapes against a stormy sky.

03/25/2026

A huge thank you to for bringing your class by and sharing insights about Noncompliant✨

This solo exhibition by Tatiana Ortiz-Rubio is now open Tuesday–Sunday, 11am–4pm. And yes—our galleries are now open Sundays too!💥

We love giving tours of our exhibitions, so whether you’re a class group or just curious, don’t hesitate to reach out—or just pop in.

As always, Bread & Salt is FREE and open to everyone. Come explore, experience, and get inspired! 💛

03/22/2026

Bread & Salt Gallery is now open on Sundays! Join us for our new gallery hours from 11AM-4PM Tuesday through Sunday, for more days to enjoy all that Bread & Salt has to offer.

Now on view: Tatiana Ortiz-Rubio, Noncompliant, on view through May 23

Image 1: Tatiana Ortiz-Rubio, Seizure Series, 2026
Image 2: Tatiana Ortiz-Rubio, A tu tiempo IV and A tu tiempo II, 2026
Image 3: Tatiana Ortiz-Rubio, A tu tiempo, A tu tiempo III, 2026

03/18/2026

Thank you to Lisa Deaderick from the for writing about our new Solo exhibition Noncompliant by Tatiana Ortiz-Rubio Photos by mckenzie Patterson

Gallery hours 11am-4pm Tuesday-Sunday (closed Mondays)

You can read the full article by clicking the link in our bio

03/17/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for an unforgettable opening night this past weekend at Bread & Salt 🖤
We’re proud to present Noncompliant, a powerful solo exhibition by Tatiana Ortiz-Rubio Through painting, drawing, installation, and an immersive mural in our Salon, Ortiz-Rubio explores and challenges the rigid structures of time and reclaiming space for disabled experiences with strength, defiance, and care.
Alongside this, we’re honored to host INSITE with Erratic Fields, part of The Sedimentary Effect, curated by Andrea Torreblanca—an ongoing exploration of the spiritual, ecological, and architectural histories of the Southern California and Baja California regions.
We’re deeply grateful to our artists, collaborators, and community for showing up, engaging, and making space for these important conversations.

Exhibitions are now open—come spend time with the work. ✨

Gallery Hours 11am-4pm Tuesday-Sunday (closed Mondays)

03/13/2026

It’s an exciting March at Bread & Salt. Join us and our community partners starting tomorrow with the opening reception of Noncompliant by from 5-8PM and Erratic Fields from INSITE from 2:30-8PM.

03/11/2026

Artist Marcos Ramírez ERRE installing his new work “The Prisoner,” on view beginning March 14, 2026 during our public reception from 5-8PM and remaining on view in the Bread & Salt Sculpture Gallery.

The Prisoner stands eight feet tall, composed of a central concrete tower with mirrored letters spelling “UTOPIA,” enclosed in a rusted iron cage. ERRE’s work often focuses on the socio-political conditions of the US-Mexico border region, examining the relationship between this environment and then construction of culture, identity, and historical memory.

Marcos Ramírez ERRE is a multidisciplinary artist from Tijuana, Mexico, working between Tijuana, San Diego, and Mexico City throughout his career. He has participated in ground exhibitions across the world, with solo exhibitions at the Museum of Contemporary Zara San Diego and the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, among many others.

Bread & Salt will also be presenting Tatiana Ortiz-Rubio’s exhibition Noncompliant on March 14 from 5-8 PM, continuing through May 23. Bread & Salt is always free and open to the public, gallery hours are Tuesday-Sunday, 11-4PM.

Images: Marcos Ramírez ERRE installing The Prisoner, 2026.

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