Artists Speak at American River College
Artists Lecture Series--Spring 2012
Local artists that have worked in the realm of installation
will give lectures this Spring in Music Room #547 at 7pm.
Stephen Kaltenbach--Thursday, March 29th.
Julia Couzens--Monday, April 16th.
Chris Daubert--Thursday, May 3rd.
Direct any questions to: bertinj@arc.losrios.edu.
Local artists that have worked in the realm of installation
will give lectures this Spring in Music Room #547 at 7pm.
Stephen Kaltenbach--Thursday, March 29th.
Julia Couzens--Monday, April 16th.
Chris Daubert--Thursday, May 3rd.
Direct any questions to: bertinj@arc.losrios.edu.
ARC Fine Arts Club
Creative Minds Think Alike--
Join the ARC Fine Arts Club starting on February 27th, 2012.
Meetings held on 2nd and 4th Mondays, in the Kaneko Gallery,
10:30-11-30am. Also 2nd and 4th Fridays in Room 510, 1:30-2 pm.
* Build your experience resume
* Expand your creative horizons with others
* Have fun and make connections
* Learn about scholorships, contests, upcoming art exhibits and more.
Contact: fineartsclubarc@gmail.com or 916-308-5962.
Join the ARC Fine Arts Club starting on February 27th, 2012.
Meetings held on 2nd and 4th Mondays, in the Kaneko Gallery,
10:30-11-30am. Also 2nd and 4th Fridays in Room 510, 1:30-2 pm.
* Build your experience resume
* Expand your creative horizons with others
* Have fun and make connections
* Learn about scholorships, contests, upcoming art exhibits and more.
Contact: fineartsclubarc@gmail.com or 916-308-5962.
Current Student Exhibit
Art Bikes by Slimm Buick
Temporary Contemporary Gallery
March 2-4, 2012 at
1616 Del Paso Boulevard
Inside the Greens Hotel Complex
Uptown Sacramento,CA
To see more work by Slimm: www.slimmbuick.com.
Temporary Contemporary Gallery
March 2-4, 2012 at
1616 Del Paso Boulevard
Inside the Greens Hotel Complex
Uptown Sacramento,CA
To see more work by Slimm: www.slimmbuick.com.
Alumni Art Exhibit
New Works--Process Drawings by
Alumnus Christopher Iseri.
February 11 through March 4, 2012.
Exhibit located at:
craftology
10239 Fair Oaks Blvd.
Fair Oaks, CA
Alumnus Christopher Iseri.
February 11 through March 4, 2012.
Exhibit located at:
craftology
10239 Fair Oaks Blvd.
Fair Oaks, CA
Student Exhibit in Campus Library
Lowbrow in the Well
Works by Kadie Anderson, JD Armstrong and Fredrick Clarin
On display in the ARC Campus Library stairwell.
Runs February 16th through March 8, 2012.
Works by Kadie Anderson, JD Armstrong and Fredrick Clarin
On display in the ARC Campus Library stairwell.
Runs February 16th through March 8, 2012.
Opportunity to Make Art in Professional Guild Setting
Urban Academy of Sculpture and Art
Studio space available from the
Sacramento Metal Arts Guild for
Art students wanting access to equipment,
peer support and time to develop their
ideas and projects. Options available are:
* Studio rental
* Art classes
* Metal Arts
* Bronze Casting
* Welding
* Fused and Blown Glass
* Group Exhibits
and much, much more.
Membership fees are:
$65.00 monthly for students and guild members,
$75.00 monthly for non-members (annual contract)
$120.00 for month to month.
2552 Albatross Way,
Studio B
Sacramento, CA 95815
916.649.8535
urbanacademy.sa@gmail.com
Studio space available from the
Sacramento Metal Arts Guild for
Art students wanting access to equipment,
peer support and time to develop their
ideas and projects. Options available are:
* Studio rental
* Art classes
* Metal Arts
* Bronze Casting
* Welding
* Fused and Blown Glass
* Group Exhibits
and much, much more.
Membership fees are:
$65.00 monthly for students and guild members,
$75.00 monthly for non-members (annual contract)
$120.00 for month to month.
2552 Albatross Way,
Studio B
Sacramento, CA 95815
916.649.8535
urbanacademy.sa@gmail.com
Kingsley Merit Award
Annual award of $500.00
Given to area Community College Art students
By the Crocker-Kingsley Art Club.
1. Applicants must be currently enrolled in
minimum of 9 units in Art classes.
2. Works must be submitted for consideration
to the Kaneko Gallery on
Thursday March 8th, 2012, 3-6 pm and
Friday, March 9th, 2012, 8-10:30am.
No late drop offs.
3. Works must be picked up the same day,
Friday, March 9th, 2012, from 2-6 pm.
4. Award recipient shall be available to attend the
Merit Award luncheon, with their instructor,
held at the Crocker Art Musuem.
5. See Diane-Richey Ward or Mick Sheldon for more information.
Given to area Community College Art students
By the Crocker-Kingsley Art Club.
1. Applicants must be currently enrolled in
minimum of 9 units in Art classes.
2. Works must be submitted for consideration
to the Kaneko Gallery on
Thursday March 8th, 2012, 3-6 pm and
Friday, March 9th, 2012, 8-10:30am.
No late drop offs.
3. Works must be picked up the same day,
Friday, March 9th, 2012, from 2-6 pm.
4. Award recipient shall be available to attend the
Merit Award luncheon, with their instructor,
held at the Crocker Art Musuem.
5. See Diane-Richey Ward or Mick Sheldon for more information.
Maddock Figure Drawing Scholarship
$300.00 given annually
1. Recipient must be currently enrolled in
Six or more units, with a 3.00 GPA.
Must have completed a minimum of
six units before applying.
2. Transfer or continuation is not required.
3. Completion of one or more semesters of study
In Figure Drawing
with a grade of "B" or better.
4. Submission of 10 drawings, created from
direct observation of the model
(drawn from life).
5. Deadline to apply online:
Friday, March 2nd, 2010.
Arc.losrios.edu/funds.
6. Dates to drop-off work at the Kaneko Gallery:
Thursday, March 8th, 2012, 3- 6 pm.
and Friday, March 9th, 8-10:30 am.
No late drop-offs allowed.
7. Must pick up your work the same day:
Friday March 9th, 2012, 2-6 pm.
8. Recipient selected by ARC Art Faculty.
1. Recipient must be currently enrolled in
Six or more units, with a 3.00 GPA.
Must have completed a minimum of
six units before applying.
2. Transfer or continuation is not required.
3. Completion of one or more semesters of study
In Figure Drawing
with a grade of "B" or better.
4. Submission of 10 drawings, created from
direct observation of the model
(drawn from life).
5. Deadline to apply online:
Friday, March 2nd, 2010.
Arc.losrios.edu/funds.
6. Dates to drop-off work at the Kaneko Gallery:
Thursday, March 8th, 2012, 3- 6 pm.
and Friday, March 9th, 8-10:30 am.
No late drop-offs allowed.
7. Must pick up your work the same day:
Friday March 9th, 2012, 2-6 pm.
8. Recipient selected by ARC Art Faculty.
Gary Pruner Scholarship for Art Students
$300.00 annual award
1. Recipient must be currently enrolled in 6 or more units,
maintain a 3.00 GPA with an AA in Arts as their major
and a goal to continue or transfer.
2. Student must have complete minimum of
Two semesters at ARC.
3. Eligible disciplines are:
* Studio Art,
* Photography
* Film coursework.
Art New Media and Art History majors will not be accepted
4. The applicant should have an interest in Art as a career.
5. Applicants must submit online, a brief statement of goals.
6. Deadline to submit online:
Friday, March 2nd, 2012.
Arc.losrios.edu/funds.
7. Drop off work:
Thursday, March 8th, 2012, 3-6 pm and
Friday, March 9th, 2012, 8-10:30 am.
No late drop offs.
8. Pick up work:
Friday, March 9th, 2012, 2-6 pm.
8. Recipient chosen by Art Faculty.
9. Students will be asked to provide
portfolio of original artworks
(no slides or CD's.)
1. Recipient must be currently enrolled in 6 or more units,
maintain a 3.00 GPA with an AA in Arts as their major
and a goal to continue or transfer.
2. Student must have complete minimum of
Two semesters at ARC.
3. Eligible disciplines are:
* Studio Art,
* Photography
* Film coursework.
Art New Media and Art History majors will not be accepted
4. The applicant should have an interest in Art as a career.
5. Applicants must submit online, a brief statement of goals.
6. Deadline to submit online:
Friday, March 2nd, 2012.
Arc.losrios.edu/funds.
7. Drop off work:
Thursday, March 8th, 2012, 3-6 pm and
Friday, March 9th, 2012, 8-10:30 am.
No late drop offs.
8. Pick up work:
Friday, March 9th, 2012, 2-6 pm.
8. Recipient chosen by Art Faculty.
9. Students will be asked to provide
portfolio of original artworks
(no slides or CD's.)
Thacher-Routt Ceramics and Photography Scholarships
Two $300.00 scholarships awarded annually
One per discipline
1. Recipients must be currently enrolled in six or more units,
have a cumulative 3.00 GPA and a goal to continue or transfer.
2. Applicants considered in the final selection of this scholarship
will be contacted and asked to present a competitive portfolio
to the lead faculty members on these scholarships:
Linda Gelfman and Jodie Hooker.
3. Deadline to apply online:
Friday, March 2nd, 2012.
Arc.losrios.edu/funds.
4. Dates to drop off work are:
Thursday, March 8th, 2012, 3-6 pm and
Friday, March 9th, 2012, 8-10:30 am.
No late drop offs.
5. Date to pick up work is:
Friday, March 9th, 2-6 pm.
One per discipline
1. Recipients must be currently enrolled in six or more units,
have a cumulative 3.00 GPA and a goal to continue or transfer.
2. Applicants considered in the final selection of this scholarship
will be contacted and asked to present a competitive portfolio
to the lead faculty members on these scholarships:
Linda Gelfman and Jodie Hooker.
3. Deadline to apply online:
Friday, March 2nd, 2012.
Arc.losrios.edu/funds.
4. Dates to drop off work are:
Thursday, March 8th, 2012, 3-6 pm and
Friday, March 9th, 2012, 8-10:30 am.
No late drop offs.
5. Date to pick up work is:
Friday, March 9th, 2-6 pm.
Third Annual Bleating Hearts Invitational
Bleating Hearts Invitational hosted by the E Street Gallery and Studios at 1115 E Street, Sacramento. Reception to be held on Second Saturday, February 11, 2012, 5-9pm. Music provided by Barkin Dog Bluegrass Band. Hope you all can make it.
ARC Photography Show
American River College Photography students will be having an art exhibit: Records of Light at the Union Hall Gallery this February. There will be a Second Saturday opening reception on February 11th, from 6pm-9pm. Union Hall is located at 2126 K Street, Sacramento. Please come join us!
James Kaneko Gallery Spring Semester 2012
Gioia Fonda--Trash Piles and Garr Ugalde--bronze sculptures. Exhibit runs January 17th through February 8th. Opening reception, Monday January 23rd, noon. Gioia's multi-media artworks give a nostalgic feeling for those October street-heaps and mounds of cast-off junk that line our neighborhoods. One of them was a prize winner in this year's Dwhite95815 State Fair Show. Garr's surrealistic polychrome bronze sculptures are funny, quirky and extraordinarily well done.
Craig Martinez's mixed media sculptures with Mick Sheldon's oil paintings February 12th through March 8th with an opening reception on Valentine's Day,Tuesday, February 14th at noon. Craig's work has been seen in the Foundry Gallery, Galleria De La Raza and several other galleries in Sacramento for the past several years. They are fascinating muscular works with minimal color and great impact. Mick Sheldon is also working with minimal color but with much reflection in a group of works dedicated to his way-too-long service in the world of fast food burgers called Burger Works.
American River Review Photo Shoot
February 9th and 10th: noon to 4pm and
February 11th: 10am to 2pm.
The following media accepted: Ceramics, Collage, Digital Art, Illustration, Jewelry, Painting, Photography and Sculpture. Works must have been made during the last two years.
The Andy Warhol Show (photographs used as source material for his known works) March 12th through March 30th, 2012, with an opening reception on Monday, March 12th at noon. Ken Magri worked for several years to acquire one of these Warhol portfolios from the Andy Warhol Foundation. With the help of Kirsten Dubray we will now be the first school in the region to exhibit these photographic source works by Andy Warhol.
The Annual Student Show --Students enrolled in the Fall of 2011 and currently enrolled. Entries on April 9th, 10th and the morning of the 11th. Judging will take place that afternoon. This is the week directly after Spring Break, so please tell your students about this opportunity. The Student Show will run from April 16th through May 10th. Opening reception and awards ceremony on April 16th at noon. Awards given throughout the run of the exhibit.
Craig Martinez's mixed media sculptures with Mick Sheldon's oil paintings February 12th through March 8th with an opening reception on Valentine's Day,Tuesday, February 14th at noon. Craig's work has been seen in the Foundry Gallery, Galleria De La Raza and several other galleries in Sacramento for the past several years. They are fascinating muscular works with minimal color and great impact. Mick Sheldon is also working with minimal color but with much reflection in a group of works dedicated to his way-too-long service in the world of fast food burgers called Burger Works.
American River Review Photo Shoot
February 9th and 10th: noon to 4pm and
February 11th: 10am to 2pm.
The following media accepted: Ceramics, Collage, Digital Art, Illustration, Jewelry, Painting, Photography and Sculpture. Works must have been made during the last two years.
The Andy Warhol Show (photographs used as source material for his known works) March 12th through March 30th, 2012, with an opening reception on Monday, March 12th at noon. Ken Magri worked for several years to acquire one of these Warhol portfolios from the Andy Warhol Foundation. With the help of Kirsten Dubray we will now be the first school in the region to exhibit these photographic source works by Andy Warhol.
The Annual Student Show --Students enrolled in the Fall of 2011 and currently enrolled. Entries on April 9th, 10th and the morning of the 11th. Judging will take place that afternoon. This is the week directly after Spring Break, so please tell your students about this opportunity. The Student Show will run from April 16th through May 10th. Opening reception and awards ceremony on April 16th at noon. Awards given throughout the run of the exhibit.
Study in Barcelona
The Northern California Study Abroad Consortium (NCSAC) presents an ooportunity for students to study abroad in Barcelona,Spain during the fall semester: September 8th - December 7, 2012. For more information contact Professor Diane Richey-Ward: richeyd@arc.losrios.edu.
Figure Friday
Life Drawing Workshop: Sponsored by the American River Fine Arts Club. Meets weekly in Room 510, 2:30-5:30pm. Cost is $5.00 for a 3-hour session. Students, faculty, staff and professional artists are welcome! (No sessions on 11/11 and 11/25/2011).
Sacramento Fine Arts Center: Artists in Residence
Current and former students of American River College Fine Arts Department-- Marie Dixon, Paula Lloyd, Sheila Jacobs and Mendy Bates are showing at the Sacramento Fine Arts Center. Show runs October 4th-31st, 2011. The Center is located at 5333-B Gibbons Drive, Carmichael, CA. Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 11am-3pm.
S. S. Solis
4-Elements: Water, Fire, Earth and Air
Humanistic subject matter flows with memory, political views, one's culture and traditional Western genre + modern influences. Solis engages this expression using paintings, drawings and encaustic on panel. She is a professor of art at American River College.
October 8, 2011
Second Saturday Reception 6-9pm
The Union Hall Gallery
2126 K Street
Humanistic subject matter flows with memory, political views, one's culture and traditional Western genre + modern influences. Solis engages this expression using paintings, drawings and encaustic on panel. She is a professor of art at American River College.
October 8, 2011
Second Saturday Reception 6-9pm
The Union Hall Gallery
2126 K Street
Fall 2011--Artist Lecture Series
Photography: All lectures in Room 547-Fine Arts complex
Pete Eckert
Featured in HBO documentary--Dark Light: The Art of Blind Photographers-2010
Wednesday, October 5th, 7pm
Nigel Poor
Self-described "obsessive chronicler of absurd things".
Thursday, November 3rd, 7pm
Kerik Kouklis
Teaches and works in "old-school" photography techniques.
Wednesday, November 16th, 7pm
Jennifer Wu
Part of the elite group of 62 professional photographers in the U.S. known as the Explorers of Light
Wednesday, November 30th, 7pm
Pete Eckert
Featured in HBO documentary--Dark Light: The Art of Blind Photographers-2010
Wednesday, October 5th, 7pm
Nigel Poor
Self-described "obsessive chronicler of absurd things".
Thursday, November 3rd, 7pm
Kerik Kouklis
Teaches and works in "old-school" photography techniques.
Wednesday, November 16th, 7pm
Jennifer Wu
Part of the elite group of 62 professional photographers in the U.S. known as the Explorers of Light
Wednesday, November 30th, 7pm
Lessons Not Learned---Patricia Wood
Fine arts instructor Pat Wood is exhibiting at the Sacramento Temporary Contemporary Gallery this month. This exhibit deals with the memories (good and bad), of being a child in the public school system. Opening reception: Thursday, September 8th, 6-8pm. Second Saturday reception: September 10th, 6-8pm.
James Kaneko Gallery--Fall 2011
Annual Fall Faculty Exhibit
August 22nd through September 15th. Reception: September 19th, noon.
Robert Morrison-third show in Northern Nevada Artist Series. September 10th through October 13th. Reception: September 19th, noon.
Dreams: (Real and Surreal Visions of Fear, Wonder, Joy and Dread)
Open invitational, one artwork per person, $5.00 entry fee, no refunds, no prizes. This is a fundraiser.
Deliver work: October 14th and 15th.
Show runs: October 17th through November 9th.
Reception: October 18th, noon.
Pick up work: November 10th and 11th.
Rupture: Mark Bryan
Ceramic Sculptures: Tony Natsoulas
November 14th through December 8th.
Reception: November 14th, noon.
Calender news: The End of the World Calendar for 2012
Featuring works of eighteen artist who have shown their work at the Kaneko Gallery. Calendar includes death dates and disaster anniversaries throughout. Cost $15.00 each or $10.00 for students.
This is a fundraiser.
Last Year's News Listings:
Fine arts instructor Pat Wood is exhibiting at the Sacramento Temporary Contemporary Gallery this month. This exhibit deals with the memories (good and bad), of being a child in the public school system. Opening reception: Thursday, September 8th, 6-8pm. Second Saturday reception: September 10th, 6-8pm.
James Kaneko Gallery--Fall 2011
Annual Fall Faculty Exhibit
August 22nd through September 15th. Reception: September 19th, noon.
Robert Morrison-third show in Northern Nevada Artist Series. September 10th through October 13th. Reception: September 19th, noon.
Dreams: (Real and Surreal Visions of Fear, Wonder, Joy and Dread)
Open invitational, one artwork per person, $5.00 entry fee, no refunds, no prizes. This is a fundraiser.
Deliver work: October 14th and 15th.
Show runs: October 17th through November 9th.
Reception: October 18th, noon.
Pick up work: November 10th and 11th.
Rupture: Mark Bryan
Ceramic Sculptures: Tony Natsoulas
November 14th through December 8th.
Reception: November 14th, noon.
Calender news: The End of the World Calendar for 2012
Featuring works of eighteen artist who have shown their work at the Kaneko Gallery. Calendar includes death dates and disaster anniversaries throughout. Cost $15.00 each or $10.00 for students.
This is a fundraiser.
Last Year's News Listings:
PHOTO SHOW: Shades of Light
Professor Worsfold's Documentary Photo class (Artph 350) has a show at 2069 Arena Blvd until June 2nd. Images are both color and black and white, and are for sale.
ART/TECH DAY
Come explore the different programs within Fine and Applied Arts May 6th from 9am to 1pm. Examples, live demonstrations and current students and professors will be present to answer your questions.
PHOTO SHOW: The Third Eye
Come see the work of Artph 350 (Documentary Photography) students at PhotoSource's Gallery. The show runs from April 9th through the 22nd and is worth seeing! Address: 6346 Elvas Avenue, Sacramento CA 95819
2011 STUDENT ART SHOW
Open to All Current ARC Students (registered Fall 2010 or Spring 2011)
Up to 5 artworks* – Any media: Drawing, Painting, Sculpture,
Photography, Prints, Ceramics, Digital Art, Mixed Media, Etc.
All work must be suitable for exhibition & ready for hanging.
All works on paper must be framed, glazed (with plexiglass) & wired.
NO pane glass or side clips (uniframes) will be accepted
Name and phone number on the back of each piece – NO POST-ITS!
Size Limitations: Sculptures weigh NO more than 25 lbs. and 2D work NO wider than 48”
Wet paintings, works that burn, smoke, explode, emit sounds or smells will
not be accepted
Important dates and times:
Mon. April 11 9:00am - 7:00pm – Works accepted at the Gallery
Tues. April 12 9:00am - 7:00pm – Works accepted at the Gallery
Wed. April 13 8:00am – 10:00am – Works accepted at the Gallery
~Late Afternoon - List of Juror’s Selections posted in the Gallery window
Thurs. April 14 –*NON-SELECTED works MUST be picked up by 6pm
April 25 – May 11 – Selected works will be on exhibit at 3 campus locations (James Kaneko Gallery, new Theatre Building, & The Library)
Mon. April 25 – Opening Reception & Awards at noon
Thurs. May 12 – Pick up work, times TBA
Fri. May 13 – Pick up work, times TBA
Entry Fee:
$5 for first entry, $2 each add’l. entry (limit 5/person)
Cash, Checks made payable to “James Kaneko Gallery”
$$Prizes$$
Best of Show -$150, 1st Place - $125, 2nd Place - $100, 3rd Place - $75
This year’s judges will be Carol & John Brewer, owners of the Blue Moon Gallery.
*works previously exhibited in a one month show in the Kaneko Gallery will not be eligible for submission
Up to 5 artworks* – Any media: Drawing, Painting, Sculpture,
Photography, Prints, Ceramics, Digital Art, Mixed Media, Etc.
All work must be suitable for exhibition & ready for hanging.
All works on paper must be framed, glazed (with plexiglass) & wired.
NO pane glass or side clips (uniframes) will be accepted
Name and phone number on the back of each piece – NO POST-ITS!
Size Limitations: Sculptures weigh NO more than 25 lbs. and 2D work NO wider than 48”
Wet paintings, works that burn, smoke, explode, emit sounds or smells will
not be accepted
Important dates and times:
Mon. April 11 9:00am - 7:00pm – Works accepted at the Gallery
Tues. April 12 9:00am - 7:00pm – Works accepted at the Gallery
Wed. April 13 8:00am – 10:00am – Works accepted at the Gallery
~Late Afternoon - List of Juror’s Selections posted in the Gallery window
Thurs. April 14 –*NON-SELECTED works MUST be picked up by 6pm
April 25 – May 11 – Selected works will be on exhibit at 3 campus locations (James Kaneko Gallery, new Theatre Building, & The Library)
Mon. April 25 – Opening Reception & Awards at noon
Thurs. May 12 – Pick up work, times TBA
Fri. May 13 – Pick up work, times TBA
Entry Fee:
$5 for first entry, $2 each add’l. entry (limit 5/person)
Cash, Checks made payable to “James Kaneko Gallery”
$$Prizes$$
Best of Show -$150, 1st Place - $125, 2nd Place - $100, 3rd Place - $75
This year’s judges will be Carol & John Brewer, owners of the Blue Moon Gallery.
*works previously exhibited in a one month show in the Kaneko Gallery will not be eligible for submission
James Kaneko Gallery--Spring 2011
Alan Dismuke's "Duality Autoportraits"--January 18th through February11th.
"Opening reception: Monday, January 24th at noon."
These are digitally manipulated black and white self-portraits of the artist as both his male and female personas. Alan has done variations on this theme for about twenty years.
"American River Literary Review Shoot"--Students can bring up to five of their artworks into the gallery to have them photographed for consideration to be in our nationally prize winning publication.
Thursday, February 10th, noon-4pm
Friday, February 11th, 10am-2pm
Saturday, Febraury 12th, 10am-2pm
Sarah Mattson--February 14th through March 9th
Opening reception: Tuesday, February 15th, noon
Sarah Mattson will have her wonderful figurative drawings and paintings in the gallery for our second exhibit. Sarah has run the Fine Arts Club--Figure Friday program for as long as she has been here and it really shows in her work.
March 10th and 11th, we will open up the gallery to install and jury student artworks for the Kingsley Merit Award, the Gary Pruner Scholarship and several other scholarship awards.
Students at John Natsoulas Gallery, Davis,CA --March 10th through March 13th
Just like last spring, students from the Gallery Operations and Portfolio classes will be installing student artworks in the Davis gallery during the "Painting in the 21st Century Symposium"
*Jim Albertson's "African Bestiary"--March 14th through April 8th"
Opening reception: Tuesday, March 15th at noon.
Art instructor Jim Albertson is exhibiting 30 "animal themed" artworks from his substantial collection of African art.
Annual Student Exhibit--April 25th through May 11th
Opening reception and awards ceremony--Monday, April 25th, noon
Art receiving: April 11 to April 14.
Judging: April 14.
Hanging: April 15 to April 16.
Any questions regarding this listing may be directed to:
Mick Sheldon: sheldom@arc.losrios.edu or
the Kaneko Gallery: (916) 484-8399.
Last Year's News Listings:
"Opening reception: Monday, January 24th at noon."
These are digitally manipulated black and white self-portraits of the artist as both his male and female personas. Alan has done variations on this theme for about twenty years.
"American River Literary Review Shoot"--Students can bring up to five of their artworks into the gallery to have them photographed for consideration to be in our nationally prize winning publication.
Thursday, February 10th, noon-4pm
Friday, February 11th, 10am-2pm
Saturday, Febraury 12th, 10am-2pm
Sarah Mattson--February 14th through March 9th
Opening reception: Tuesday, February 15th, noon
Sarah Mattson will have her wonderful figurative drawings and paintings in the gallery for our second exhibit. Sarah has run the Fine Arts Club--Figure Friday program for as long as she has been here and it really shows in her work.
March 10th and 11th, we will open up the gallery to install and jury student artworks for the Kingsley Merit Award, the Gary Pruner Scholarship and several other scholarship awards.
Students at John Natsoulas Gallery, Davis,CA --March 10th through March 13th
Just like last spring, students from the Gallery Operations and Portfolio classes will be installing student artworks in the Davis gallery during the "Painting in the 21st Century Symposium"
*Jim Albertson's "African Bestiary"--March 14th through April 8th"
Opening reception: Tuesday, March 15th at noon.
Art instructor Jim Albertson is exhibiting 30 "animal themed" artworks from his substantial collection of African art.
Annual Student Exhibit--April 25th through May 11th
Opening reception and awards ceremony--Monday, April 25th, noon
Art receiving: April 11 to April 14.
Judging: April 14.
Hanging: April 15 to April 16.
Any questions regarding this listing may be directed to:
Mick Sheldon: sheldom@arc.losrios.edu or
the Kaneko Gallery: (916) 484-8399.
Last Year's News Listings:
Student artwork at Crocker
As the semester comes to a close, please remember to join us in celebrating our fantastic ART students at ARC this Sunday.
The Crocker Art Museum and the Fine Arts Club Cordially invites you to the
Artists Reception, Sunday, December 19, 2010, 2-4 PM
Awards Presentation will occur around 3:15 p.m.
Crocker Art Museum, located at 216 O Street, Sacramento, between 2nd and 3rd streets
The Crocker Art Museum and the Fine Arts Club Cordially invites you to the
Artists Reception, Sunday, December 19, 2010, 2-4 PM
Awards Presentation will occur around 3:15 p.m.
Crocker Art Museum, located at 216 O Street, Sacramento, between 2nd and 3rd streets
American River College Student Artworks Calendar
Calendars are $15 and $10 for students with I.D.
These are now available for purchase in the Kaneko Gallery and in the Fine Arts Division office. just in time for Christmas shopping.
The proceeds will help raise funds for the exhibitions and excellent programming of your James Kaneko Gallery including our new night-time lecture series in the brand new theatre.
Our Calendar has the dates for all school start times, finish times, holidays, vacations and very odd times. We have the anniversary of the night Vincent Van Gough cut off his ear, we have the dates for Christmas, St. Patrick’s day, Kwanza, Ramadan, Rosh Hashana, “Burning Man”, Dia de Los Muertos, National Pie Day, National Talk Like a Pirate Day and so many others. Check it out.
These are now available for purchase in the Kaneko Gallery and in the Fine Arts Division office. just in time for Christmas shopping.
The proceeds will help raise funds for the exhibitions and excellent programming of your James Kaneko Gallery including our new night-time lecture series in the brand new theatre.
Our Calendar has the dates for all school start times, finish times, holidays, vacations and very odd times. We have the anniversary of the night Vincent Van Gough cut off his ear, we have the dates for Christmas, St. Patrick’s day, Kwanza, Ramadan, Rosh Hashana, “Burning Man”, Dia de Los Muertos, National Pie Day, National Talk Like a Pirate Day and so many others. Check it out.
American River Review Art Submissions
Presubmission days:
Tuesday, November 30, Thursday, December 2, Tuesday, December 7 and Thursday, December 9
Where: 127 Mac lab
Time: 3-5pm
What:
Small format and digitally produced works. By small format, I mean anything that will fit on the scan bed. Digital works may be submitted on a CD or Flash drive. PSD or TIF formats are ideal.
Tuesday, November 30, Thursday, December 2, Tuesday, December 7 and Thursday, December 9
Where: 127 Mac lab
Time: 3-5pm
What:
Small format and digitally produced works. By small format, I mean anything that will fit on the scan bed. Digital works may be submitted on a CD or Flash drive. PSD or TIF formats are ideal.
American River Review
The American River Review recently received notice from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association that the staff of the 2010 American River Review has won first place in the Gold Circle Awards for best overall design!
Student Art Exhibit
The Annual Student Art Exhibit sponsored and organized by the students of the Fine Arts Club will be held this year at the Crocker Museum from November 11, to December 19, 2010. The reception will be Sunday, December 19th from 2:00-4:00 p.m. where the award winners for Best of Show, Best 2-D and Best 3-D works will be honored. For more information you may contact Sarah Mattson, Faculty Advisor for the Fine Arts Club at mattsos@arc.losrios.edu
Chalk Show
New Chalkboard Paintings by Patricia Wood Prints by Patricia Wood and Nick McMellen October 2nd, -show opens October 7th 6-8p.m at Axis Gallery. 2nd Saturday Reception October 31st- show closes
Psychopomp Art Show
Professor Worsfold is showing artwork in the juried show "Psychopomp," at Curious Matter Gallery, Jersey City NJ. The show runs from September 26th through October 31st, with artist reception Sunday, October 3rd at 6pm.
2010 Capitol Artists' Studio Tour Exhibition
September 3 - September 12
The Center for Contemporary Art, Sacramento invites you to the 2010 Capitol Artists' Studio Tour Exhibition- it is a great way to get a sneak preview of the work of most of the CAST artists. The free, self-guided tour will also feature the work of more than 80 other artists in within a 4 mile radius of midtown Sacramento. Maps will be available for download starting September 3 from the CCAS. To make your planning easier, the work has been grouped based on the geographic location of the studios. The exhibition opens this Friday, September 3. ccasac.org
The Center for Contemporary Art, Sacramento invites you to the 2010 Capitol Artists' Studio Tour Exhibition- it is a great way to get a sneak preview of the work of most of the CAST artists. The free, self-guided tour will also feature the work of more than 80 other artists in within a 4 mile radius of midtown Sacramento. Maps will be available for download starting September 3 from the CCAS. To make your planning easier, the work has been grouped based on the geographic location of the studios. The exhibition opens this Friday, September 3. ccasac.org
Faculty Show
The Kaneko Gallery will have the opening for the Faculty Show Monday, August 30th at 12 noon. Come see current work of your own faculty, with your teachers and artists there to ask questions.
