Archive for the 'Art' Category
By Tim Foster
Thank Robert Arneson.
It was Arneson who invited an obscure Midwestern ceramicist to cover a few of his classes at UC Davis, thus introducing Clayton Bailey to northern California – just in time to take his place in art history. Read more »
by Sarah Singleton
There’s more to movies in Sacramento than what’s playing at the local Megaplex. You can stay immersed in film culture by attending just a few film festivals per year. Now how to choose…? Read more »
By James W. Cameron
A trip to the airport can be stressful at any time, but a visit during the chaos of Holiday travel season takes everything up a notch. But, for Sacramentans there is good news: the new Sacramento terminal is the antidote for the holiday blues, Read more »
by Sarah Hansel Photos by Scott Duncan
Aside from the stylish sign above the door that reads “Asbestos Press,” the shed in Laura Edmisten’s Curtis Park backyard looks like…well, a backyard shed. Inside, however, it’s a different story. Read more »
By Becky Grunewald Photo by Scott Duncan
Painter Jose di Gregorio, 38, has led a peripatetic life – born in Puerto Rico, he moved to Woodland at the age of 4 and has studied art and traveled in Indiana, France, Mexico Cuba and Argentina for extended periods of time. Read more »