Opened 2007 under Expressive Arts Institute, Point Loma's Martha Pace Swift Gallery at 2820 Roosevelt Rd curates Liberty Station shows featuring regional artists working in contemporary figurative, conceptual, and mixed-media practice. The venue functions as the public-facing exhibition space for Expressive Arts Institute, the nonprofit training program that grants the gallery its curatorial direction and connects practicing artists with the expressive-arts therapy field. Signature programming includes the annual 'Recovering the Artist' juried exhibition, a show open to regional artists who self-define as being in recovery from illness, loss, grief, or addiction. Month-to-month rotations tie into the broader Arts District Liberty Station cultural calendar, including participation in monthly Friday Night Liberty art walks across adjacent studios, galleries, and dance spaces in the converted NTC barracks. The gallery's deepest curatorial commitment is the juried regional-artist format — rotating exhibitions that give San Diego County visual artists a dedicated Liberty Station wall through a selection process grounded in artistic merit rather than commercial appeal.